Imagine waking up to stunning views of the Chugach Mountains from your own private suite. This beautiful post-and-beam chalet offers panoramic mountain views that will take your breath away. The great room is the perfect place to gather, and the separate laundry room will make it easy to keep your clothes clean after a day's adventure. Each suite has its own private bathroom, so you can relax and enjoy the view in peace. When it's time for bed, fall asleep to the sights & sound of the mountains Secluded on 8 acres with great views, our home is centrally located in the valley. Our home is warmed by in-floor radiant heat in each room is cozy and will take any of the Alaska chill away. We are minutes away from the Parks and Glenn Highway, is by the local college with its great theater, and close to the local hospital, too. Each room is spacious and bright, the neighborhood quiet, yet close to nearby stores and restaurants. Private and public walking/riding trails are just a stroll away . Couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families will enjoy the setting and the convenient location of our home. Construction is complete, we are finishing the interior for 2023 guest season. The entire house is yours to enjoy. We enjoy and encourage conversation with our guests. Reach out or call if you need any help to make your trip more fulfilling. We are surrounded by large wooded parcels yet close to the two major highways, that lead to many Alaska adventures, local points of interest, entertainment and shopping. The Matanuska and Susitna Rivers which converge at the base of Pioneer Peak and the Chugach Mountain range, all can be viewed from the bluff behind the house. If you are looking for convenient yet quiet seclusion then we are the perfect spot for you. The Alaska Railroad is a short 10-minute ride from our home; a commuter shuttle runs from the college to the local shopping areas. Across from the hospital, The Valley Mover takes folks from our area to Anchorage throughout the day. We also have some bicycles to loan and the bike paths, here in Alaska, go for miles. We keep an abundance of local travel tips and ideas and are always willing to spend time with you to help plan your trip to Alaska and our part of wonderland. Centrally located, most drive-able points of interest are within a 3-hour drive from our home. SOME LOCAL POINTS OF INTEREST: PALMER Is a short 10-minute drive away from our home. This quaint historical town was settled by hundreds of pioneers during the Depression of the 1930's. It retains much of its early charm and the downtown park is bustling with family-friendly activities throughout the summer. The Palmer Museum, situated along the park, is teaming with the lure of days gone by and staffed by friendly, knowledgeable attendants who guide visitors from near and far on current events. Palmer's local airport is home to scores of flight-seeing services HATCHER PASS is a breathtaking 30-minute drive away. Home to the now- closed Independence Mine, a once bustling gold mine, the remnants of which provide a great backdrop for photographers, painters and the curious, Hatcher Pass is a splendorous public park where hiking, skiing and spectacular valley views can be enjoyed by all who take the drive. Visitors can wander along the gold camp buildings, a bunkhouse, the train tracks which exit the mine and fall off into ruin (a sight to see,) and hike the trail to a still active mine. Hatcher Pass is a must see! REFLECTIONS LAKE. A 10-minute drive away and situated alongside the convergence of two rivers, Reflections Lake offers an easy walking trail year-round. Come with snowshoes, skis, or ice skates during the winter months, or identify wildflowers and forest birds in summer. MUSK OX FARM. A 15 -minute drive away and home to the local Musk Ox herd. Pet and interact with this unique, age-old, beautiful animal! WASILLA is a 10-minute drive away. Wasilla is home to the local Alaska Railroad Depot, the Dorothy G Page Museum, the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Museum, and most of the local box stores which are bustling with people from near and far. DENALI NATIONAL PARK is a 3-hour drive away and surely well worth a lifetime of storytelling and memories. Visitors can also take the scenic train ride to the park and back, but that is a multi-day journey.