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Sophie Plaza Apartments
1-2 Beds
1721 University Ave S, Fairbanks, AK 99709
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$1,386 - $1,458 per month
Sophie Plaza Apartments
1-2 Beds
1721 University Ave S, Fairbanks, AK 99709
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Great neighborhood, quiet building. 2 story, with bedrooms and bathroom upstairs, kitchen and living area downstairs. Open living concept, large patio doors off living room that open up to a small deck. 1 car garage heated, with 2 parking spaces, one in front of garage door. Heat, water, sewar included, tenant pays electric and hauls own garbage. Minutes from Johansen expressway and Mitchell
Cheryl Markwood MARKWOOD REALTY, LLC
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Enjoy a furnished studio at an exceptional price with FREE utilities, FREE cable, FREE Wi - Fi internet, and no credit check!Think about this, staying at our hotel means you won't have to pay extra monthly bills for electric, gas, water, cable, or internet. That could mean a savings of several hundred dollars each month! Each of our furnished pet-friendly studios also comes equipped with a
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Caitlin Causey NEXTHOME ARCTIC SUN
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1734 Army Rd Unit D, Fairbanks, AK 99709
Like many towns in Interior Alaska, Ester was founded on gold. Miners first discovered it when panning in Ester Creek in 1906, and people started flocking there soon after. By the end of that decade, the town had grown to 5,000 people, and five saloons were built around the mine. Gold production, though, had started to decline, and some residents left for more prosperous operations in Fairbanks. That was until the 1920s when the Fairbanks Exploration Company started buying up parcels and building a gold camp for new miners, revitalizing the tow ...