330 B Street

Description

Unmatched 4.09-acre waterfront in Seldovia! 4 contiguous lots at 330 B St with 2 private beaches, historic 1930&1945 buildings, main house, boathouse, greenhouse, Sauna, ATV/tool shed. In city limits with utilities, zoned commercial & residential. Direct Kachemak Bay access for fishing, kayaking, wildlife. Walk to town ideal for eco-tourism, world class fishing beautiful sunsets Northern lights Prime Waterfront Opportunity - 330 B Street, Seldovia, Alaska Acreage: 4.09 acres across four contiguous lots Zoning: Commercial & Residential Waterfront: Two private beaches with direct Kachemak Bay access Property Overview Location: East Addition, Seldovia Townsite, within city limits Parcel Details: Lot 1: 2.34 acres Lot 2: 0.68 acres Lot 3: 0.70 acres Lot 4: 0.37 acres Access: Maintained road access via B Street Utilities: City-provided water, electricity, and waste services Historic Buildings: 1930 and 1945 structures suitable for restoration or redevelopment Highlights: Expansive 4.09-acre combined propertya rare find within Seldovia city limits Two private beaches offering lifestyle and recreational opportunities Flexible zoning for commercial or residential development Walking distance to downtown shops, restaurants, galleries, and boardwalk Proximity to Seldovia Airport (less than 1 mile) for daily air service to Homer Investment & Lifestyle Potential Rare Scale: Large parcels in town are scarce; ideal for private estate, boutique lodging, or commercial ventures Waterfront Living: Direct access to Kachemak Bay for boating, fishing, kayaking, and wildlife observation Historic Charm: Existing buildings offer unique restoration or adaptive reuse opportunities Utilities & Services: Maintained roads, city utilities, and nearby harbor enhance convenience Outdoor & Recreation: Hiking, kayaking, biking, camping, berry picking, and seasonal events provide year-round lifestyle amenities Community & Local Features Accessibility: Airport: Gravel airstrip less than 0.5 miles from town connects to Homer & Anchorage Ferry / Water Taxi: Regular service across Kachemak Bay from Homer Local Infrastructure: Harbor: Ice-free year-round, supporting commercial and recreational boating Shops & Utilities: Grocery, fuel, hardware, caf, hair salon, spa services Visitor Amenities: Museum, visitor center, post office, free Wi-Fi, campground, RV park Medical & EMS: Local clinic with support from volunteer Fire & EMS department Culture & Heritage: Seldovia Village Tribe Museum & Visitor Center: Alutiiq (Sugpiaq) history & wildlife exhibits St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church: Historic chapel built in 1891 Historic Boardwalk & Art: Chainsaw carvings, galleries, and unique public art throughout town Outdoor & Recreation Highlights Hiking & Trails: Otterbahn Trail (1.2 miles) through spruce forests to Outside Beach Rocky Ridge Trail: Panoramic views of town and coastline Extended Trails: Tutka Bay, TV Tower, Red Mountain, Graduation Peak Water Activities: Kayaking: Eldred Passage, Sadie Cove, Jakolof Bay Fishing Charters: Halibut, salmon, cod, and rockfish Annual Human-Powered Fishing Events: Memorial Day kayak/pedal-boat contests Nature & Seasonal Activities: Berry picking: Blueberries, salmonberries, cranberries Mountain biking along Jakolof Bay Road Camping & picnicking at Inside and Outside Beaches or Wilderness RV Park Accommodations & Dining Lodging Options: Boardwalk Hotel: Waterfront rooms, onsite restaurant/pub, bay-view deck Eco & Unique Rentals: Treehouse Cove Lodge, Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge, Tutka Bay Lodge, Between Beaches Alaska Dining & Shopping: Waterfront restaurants, cafs, pubs, and grocery market Galleries, gift stores, bath products, hardware, fuel, fishing supplies Entire town is compact and walkable Events & Festivals Summer Solstice Music Festival: Local and national artists, folk music, community celebrations Memorial Day Fishing Derby: Human-powered fishing contest fostering community engagement Summary & Key Selling Points This f