10413 Point Susan Rd Ketchikan, AK 99901

This handcrafted three-bedroom log home built from locally harvested red cedar trees, is located within a protected cove on a sandy beach, with a salmon stream crossing the property and humpback and killer whales regularly passing by the home at all times of the year, together with seals and sealions and a resident eagle nest on the adjacent property. Add to this an attached log cabin that is connected to the main house by a common roof and breeze way. The cabin is perfect for visiting guests and family, providing them with the privacy of a full bathroom, kitchen, and bedroom loft, and a view equal to that from the main house. The Tongass Narrows stretches in front of the home, with views of Gravina Island, Vallenar Rocks, and Prince of Wales Island. Cruise ships pass through the narrows in front of the home during the summer season, along with pleasure boats, tugs and barges, wind surfers, kayaks and paddle boarders. You will find the beauty of Southeast Alaska that is experienced from the home as appealing in the winter months as during the summer. Children will spend countless hours on the beach collecting small crabs and minnows in the tide pools, exploring the beach which offers a 19-foot tidal range from high to low tide during certain times of the year. The owners have lived in the main house since 1986, raised three daughters, built the log car port and the adjoining cabin, together with the landscaping and amenities within the home. Their daughters are gone now but the memories of beach combing, tree forts in the woods, dinners on the deck, and kayaking in summer and winter will forever be part of their lives. Your family can enjoy the same experiences which are nothing but unique in this one-of-a-kind home that offers an Alaskan experience without rival.