20224 S Hugo Loop, Trapper Creek, AK 99683

Remote Turn-Key Cabin: Comes with Everything! 3K Generator; 65' Water Well; Wood Splitter, a **snow machine & even a riding lawn mower. An easy 3 miles off the Parks Highway. Access only via ATV, Snowmachine, or your feet, Groomed trail in both summer and winter. (2)Wood/Stick-Frame furnished cabins both sit on 5 Acres of high dry ground and on Trapper Creek,, just south of September LakeThe property is at the end of the trail with plenty of privacy. Owner since 2002. Main Cabin (24' L x 16' W) with covered porch (6.6' L x 16' W) built in apprx 1993 and has full area upstairs and siding around ground posts for dry storage; Little Cabin (16' L x 12' W) was built in 2006-2008 and has a metal staircase to loft (8' L x 16' W); the Enclosed Wood Storage and Generator Shop (20' L x 16' W) has generator/tool room with wood storage area with enough room to drive your ATV or Sled in it to store them & double swinging doors for drive thru in winter or summer; 65-foot deep well; Outhouse; DirectTV Dish; 36" Firepit; Moose watching stand; and 2-person tree stand on edge of property to the South. Trees have been cleared all around the main cabin and also over the hill so you can see Trapper Creek flowing by. Most all of the Spruce Beetle dead trees have been cut. Property is turn-key with everything in it and around it: All the furniture and all the toys to get you in and out in the summer and winter: **2009 M6 600 Arctic Cat snow machine with tow hitch, new battery spring 2023, registered with DMV and tag expire Sept. 2024; Seller may have another snow machine & 4 Wheeler available to purchase, check with listing agent. 1 Cabella's Outdoorsman 4000 series generator to run the water well and power the cabins; 1 Craftsman riding lawn mower with grass bin; 1 Toro pusher lawnmower with bagger; 1 gas-powered wood splitter. DirectTV dish (disconnected service the first part of July). The cables from the DirectTV runs to both the Main and Little cabins. Main Cabin Downstairs (24' L x 16' W): - Kitchen in main cabin has small refrigerator (electric); Water tank under cabin allows you to fill the tank in the summer and use the faucet in the kitchen; All utensils, pots/pans gizmos and gadgets, all go with it; Full size 4-burner stove with full size oven gas powered but can light it without power; 1 wood stove; 1 wall-mount propane heater at stair landing; Wall-mount 40"(?) TV downstairs; Dining table with extra leaf to sit 4-6 people; Full size futon, Chair; Rocking/recliner chair; gun cabinet, end tables with lights, coffee table; TV trays, and full storage area under the stairs for coat closet and just extra storage. Kitchen has linoleum with throw rugs over it, and living area has carpet. Main Cabin Upstairs: 1 brass double bed; 1 King mattress (on floor); 2-drawer dressers and 2 nightstands; lamps; hanging light; mirror; carpeted. Under the main cabin (which has skirting all around it) has all sorts of flotation toys including a HUGE party float for floating on September Lake 1/2 mile away from the cabin. Covered porch area has fabric bug screen all around it. There is a nice iron-wood bench on it too for sitting outside enjoying the view. Main cabin is fully skirted with access door for dry storage under the cabin. The cabin posts have been replaced when needed. Little Cabin Downstairs (16' L x 12' W): Wall-mount propane heater; Queen bed on 24' high bed frame for plenty of storage under the bed; pots/pans, toaster oven, shower room with a door, counter cabinet; Shower Room has shower, big water tank, 36" counter with cabinets under. Fill water tank via hose and drain it prior to freeze-up. There is a nice deck outside the guest cabin as well for adding chairs or if you wanted, another barbecue. Little Cabin Loft (8' L x 16' W): Sturdy new metal stairs with handrail to loft. Loft has full size futon and a tv, and one window. 1 green canoe that is located at September Lake about a mile away at most; the oars at the cabin in the tool shed. The water well is 65' deep and excellent tasting water with fantastic pressure. I've never once run out of water and watered the lawn for 6-8 hours one day last year and years when its dry. The water runs through a filter system too. The Tool/Generator/Wood shed (20' L x 16' W) has a big Cabella's 4000 Outdoorsman Series generator on wheels that is only a few years old which is hooked up to the well (240 volt / 120 volt), you can run the power to the cabins off that, or you can add your own quieter one to run the cabins on. There is a Craftsman big tool chest in the shed and lots of tools (snow shovels, dirt shovels, rakes, hoes, axes, hatchets.) There is enough wood to get through at least one winter (weekend use). 1 hammock for lounging in as well. There are about 6 or 8 plastic Adirondack chairs with footrests too and end tables. New shingles on wood shed roof applied about 4 years ago. Outhouse (4' x 4') is one butt seat and was readjusted about 3 years ago. The lawn is pretty big and easy to mow with the riding lawn mower (Sears Craftsman). There is a wonderful fire pit out there too. There is a "moose" sand for