11 & 12 Jeannie's Subdivision

A fully furnished A-frame cabin on the Yukon River in historic Eagle, Alaska, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across roughly 2,048 square feet, on two combined lots totaling about an acre. Listed at $345,000, all furnishings included.

The setting

Eagle sits on the Yukon River near the Canadian border, a historic community reachable by small plane or by the Taylor Highway, which the listing doesn’t mention is seasonal and unpaved for long stretches. This is about as remote as our listings get. The listing leans hard into that history and the view: a wraparound deck positioned to take in panoramic river and mountain scenery, with iron patio furniture set up for watching the water. Local amenities the listing calls out include an airport, campgrounds, a post office, a library, fire service, and Eagle Community School, serving kindergarten through 12th grade.

The house

Built on two combined lots, this A-frame has a steep green metal roof, oval entry window, and vaulted wood ceilings throughout. The main living space is open, with a large kitchen island seating six on bar stools, custom solid cherry wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a propane stove. A long wood dining table and comfortable recliner seating round out the main floor.

Three bedrooms are spread across the home, including a bunk room with built-in bunks for extra sleeping capacity, useful if this is bought as a seasonal retreat for a family or group rather than a full-time residence. Two bathrooms serve the home. A tankless water heater, full-size washer and dryer, and electric service handle the modern conveniences, while oil and electric heat with two separate heating units carry the home through Eagle’s winters.

What to know before you call

This is private well water shared with the community (the listing lists both “Private” and “Community Well” as water sources, which is worth clarifying directly with the listing agent) and the sewer type isn’t specified at all. Heating runs on kerosene and electric rather than natural gas, which isn’t available this far from infrastructure. The listing’s exterior features note “Poultry Allowed,” suggesting Eagle’s zoning is informal or unrestricted compared to a typical suburban lot, worth confirming if livestock matters to you.

Access to Eagle itself is the main practical question for anyone outside Alaska: reaching the property generally means flying in or driving the Taylor Highway, which is not maintained year-round. This is a genuine Last Frontier property, not a weekend drive from a city, and it’s worth treating that distance as a real part of the decision rather than a footnote.

This is our second Alaska listing. For comparison, a 1971 cabin on a bluff over Peterson Bay near Homer is similarly remote, reachable only by boat, and currently listed at $329,000. You can see everything else we have on the properties page.

The facts

Ryan Lunski at Keller Williams Realty Alaska Group (HERO Realty Group) is the listing agent and handles inquiries for this property, at 701-367-9346. More like this lands in the Monday email.