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Scenic views from the mountainside in south Anchorage
With each switchback on Rabbit Creek's winding, hilly roads, the views of Anchorage below get better and better. Those who live near the top of the neighborhood get a constant reminder each time they step out their front door of why they chose this residential community in southeast Anchorage. "There are nice views in the area and lots of trails, which is another big plus. It has great access to the Chugach Mountains," says Elizabeth Hooper, a Realtor with RE/MAX Dynamic Properties, who has sold several homes in Rabbit Creek. "It's an area where a lot of people want their kids to go to school. There's a lot of new construction. Some of the areas, specifically the Goldenview subdivision, have public water and sewer, which is unique for Hillside properties." Part of the greater Hillside community of Anchorage, Rabbit Creek is located just east of Seward Highway, offering a blend of wilderness adventure and city convenience.
Much of the neighborhood of Rabbit Creek can be found hillside overlooking Cook Inlet.
Many subdivisions in Rabbit Creek feature distinct signage.
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Exploring the natural beauty of the Chugach Mountains
Rabbit Creek offers several ways to get outside and enjoy the scenery of Anchorage. Potter Marsh, and its 1,500-foot boardwalk, is a wildlife viewing area on the neighborhood's west side that faces the Turnagain Arm. The marsh is home to birds like Canada geese, northern pintails and eagles. Animals like muskrats and moose are also known to frequent this area. Ray E. Storck Homestead Park is a more traditional city park with a playground, baseball field and picnic shelter. This green space also has open fields that can be used for flying remote-controlled aircraft. With the Chugach Mountains and Chugach State Park east of the neighborhood, there are several natural areas to explore. The highly trafficked Rabbit Creek Trail begins at the end of Canyon Road, about a 7-mile drive from the neighborhood. This trail leads 4.4 miles to Rabbit Lake, a scenic mountain spot where visitors can have a picnic or sit and enjoy the views.
Rabbit Creek Trail is a popular hike in the Chugach Mountains for hikers and outdoor lovers
Wildlife lovers revel Potter Marsh Wildlife's seasonal avian migrations for dazzling displays.
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Mountain estates and suburban homes in Rabbit Creek
Homes in Rabbit Creek come in various styles, ranging from sprawling mountain estates to traditional suburban houses. The Goldenview subdivision has new traditional and contemporary Craftsman homes in a suburban setting but on large enough lots that it doesn't feel crowded. Most houses have spacious built-in garages, and the wide, quiet streets offer a walkable feel. Three-bedroom homes in Goldenview cost between $500,000 and $600,000, while four-bedroom houses cost between $600,000 and $900,000. Buyers in Goldenview will have to pay annual HOA fees of approximately $1,950. Potter Creek is another subdivision in the neighborhood where homes typically cost between $550,000 and $850,000, and HOA fees are approximately $107 per month. Each of these subdivisions have public utilities. The rest of Rabbit Creek is full of rural homes on winding streets lined with mature evergreens. These include log cabins and contemporary modern homes with sweeping views of Cook Inlet and Anchorage. Houses in the rural parts of the neighborhood often have at least half an acre and have septic systems for water. They typically cost between $800,000 and $1.5 million.
Luxury homes in Rabbit Creek tend to have water views and off street parking.
Homes in Rabbit Creek take full advantage of the great outdoors that surrounds them.
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Highly rated schools in Rabbit Creek
Students in Rabbit Creek might attend Bear Valley Elementary School, rated an A by Niche, and Goldenview Middle School, which gets an A-minus. South Anchorage High School also receives an A-minus and serves approximately 1,300 students. The school offers several advanced courses, including AP classes, honors language arts and studies classes, fine arts and career technology courses. Students can study in the Project Lead the Way engineering program and participate in extracurricular activities like Air Force JROTC.
Goldenview Middle School is a popular choice for students because of it's A rating from Niche.
South Anchorage High School's massive campus is dramatically backdropped by mountains.
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A quick drive to local shopping and dining on Huffman Road
While there is no shopping or dining within Rabbit Creek, the neighborhood is close to stores and restaurants near the intersection of Huffman Road and Old Seward Highway. Huffman Square, an outdoor shopping mall, has several fast-food restaurants, including McDonald's, Subway and Sonic. For a sit-down meal, Southside Bistro serves elevated American fare alongside an extensive wine list. Locals enjoy the seafood options, such as scallops and halibut. Southside Grill is a traditional diner open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch. Groceries are available at the nearby Carrs on Huffman Road. Plus, Target and Cabela's are just under 4 miles to the north of the neighborhood.
With no commercial center in the neighborhood, Huffman square is a close by center for shopping.
Rabbit Creek residents enjoy the great atmosphere and delicious plates at Southside Bistro.
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Commuting through the city on Seward Highway
Due to its rural setting, Rabbit Creek is a car-dependent neighborhood. Nearby Seward Highway offers a quick and convenient route to many destinations around town. Downtown Anchorage is just 14 miles northwest of Rabbit Creek, while Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is about 13 miles away. Providence Alaska Medical Center and the University of Alaska Anchorage are each about 12.5 miles from the neighborhood.
Downtown Anchorage is just 14 miles northwest of Rabbit Creek.
Nearby Seward Highway offers a quick and convenient route to many destinations.
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High flooding and low crime score in Rabbit Creek
There is a high risk of flooding for homes along Little Rabbit Creek in the neighborhood. The area around Potter Marsh is also prone to flooding, but there are no houses here. Rabbit Creek has a CAP Index crime score of 1 out of 10, lower than the national average of 4.
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On average, homes in Rabbit Creek, Anchorage sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Rabbit Creek, Anchorage over the last 12 months is $810,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Beautiful and rare parcel of property with Rabbit Creek running along the borders. Heavily treed, appears to be reasonably level, there is some type of platted access from Natrona. Buyer to Verify All Information.
Build your dream Home or Let us Build to suit. Desireable downsloping 1/2 Acre view Lot, Amazing view of city lights and Inlet , off paved street w underground electric, access to Water and Sewer, Lot is West facing and nicely treed.
Your Buyers will love the location of this home. Located on a cul-de-sac, with no homes bordering the rear of the property. Views of the Inlet, Mountains, and City Lights. Large private backyard. Large shed with a wood stove, garage door on shed to drive AK toys into. Large level lot with extended flat driveway.
A detached studio suite for rent for a single tenant and vehicle only. Very unique, contemporary and clean, one bedroom plus loft area for second bedroom or office. In floor radiant heat, new stainless steel appliances, newly finished interior. Washer and dryer in the unit. The property is in a wooded and very private setting - perfect for someone who enjoys the outdoors and quiet. A wide variety
Located in the highly coveted Prominence Pointe subdivision! Panoramic view of inlet, mountains and city. Breathtaking sunsets every evening. Quiet atmosphere. The home has excellent layout with 5 bedrooms and plenty of space for entertaining. Possible MIL or nanny quarters on ground floor. Large garage. Enjoy fresh air, privacy and gorgeous sunsets right from your living room. One drive through
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