Supplements: This property has NO CCRs (Codes, Covenants, Restrictions), 1.2 acres of level building area, chicken coop, RV parking, living areas, storage, and so much more -- all set back from the bluff on Cook Inlet -- the home of the Ring of Fire and Aleutian Mountain Range! With electricity on site, and areas with mature trees, you can have your privacy with a view, too. A lot like having your cake and eating it, too -- with an Alaskan Kenai Peninsula twist. There's two buildings on site, each with their own heat source. The 16x20 cabin is heated with a Toyo stove, which flows into a studio design, where the living and kitchen area share a common space! The partial wrap-around deck gives you the space to BBQ and grill all those fish that you're going to catch in the summer. Don't worry, the winter isn't as bad as everyone says it is, it still has its appeal. For example, the Northern Lights will likely appear several times, dancing above your head and dazzling the night sky. There's another building, a 16x24, 2x6 constructed barn with two lowered lofts, built by Northwood Buildings, that was brought to the property in October of 2024. While it arrived as just a shell, the Seller has added some true Alaskan touches! All areas are insulated, including the roof, floor, and walls -- with the "R Values" ranging from 19-21! As if that's not enough to take the chill off, this building also has a chic wood stove! This was also professionally placed on its own gravel pad, conveniently located adjacent to the other cabin -- making adjoining the two a simple, straightforward task (should you want to). If not, you can move it to a different part of the property and perhaps rent both of them out. Either option has its own benefit. Adjoining the two would yield over 700 sq ft of living space while you build, and the other would allow two separate income generation sources to contribute to your future build! If this property wasn't already at the forefront of your thoughts, I hope it is, now. It's truly a versatile gem that would make a fabulous addition to your Alaskan story.