19142 W Willow Circle CIR

Here is the Alaska property people picture when they talk about moving to Willow: a log home on 1.14 wooded acres, with Willow Creek just across the road and close enough to hear. There is room for horses, RVs, and a future barn or shop, plus a separate wired cabin. Add a brand new roof and stocked woodshed, and winter is already handled. Some properties feel like a house in the woods. This one feels like a slice of Alaska that has been collected and improved over time.

The three bedroom, two bath log home sits on 1.14 wooded acres surrounded by birch and spruce. Willow Creek runs just across the road and you can hear it from the property. It is the kind of natural soundtrack most people would need a weekend getaway to enjoy.

Inside, the home has real cabin character without asking you to live like you're camping. Radiant heat and a woodstove keep things comfortable, while a main level bedroom and bathroom add everyday flexibility.

Outside is where the property gets especially fun. There is a pull through driveway, RV parking, fire pit, private yard, deck and patio space, plus a separate cabin already wired for electricity. It could become a studio, workshop, bunkhouse, creative space, or simply the quiet place everyone eventually claims as their own.

The acreage also provides plenty of room to build the barn or shop you actually want. Whether the plans include animals, equipment, recreational toys, a serious workspace, or some combination of all four, there is space here to make it happen.

The practical upgrades matter too. The roof is brand new, and the seller recently restocked the woodshed, giving the next owner a serious head start on winter.

This property hasn't been polished into something generic and that is exactly the point. It has character, utility, and possibilities: a real log home, the sound of Willow Creek across the road, a wired cabin, room for future improvements, and enough elbow room for the Alaska life you actually want to live.