The Ultimate Bug-Out Homestead Site Looking for a place to escape the insanity of the modern world? Want to just be left alone to pursue your independent, self-sufficient, off-grid lifestyle? Located at Fault Point in the temperate rainforest along Alaska’s south coast, this five-acre oceanfront parcel sits on a beautiful stretch of south-facing coastline, overlooking the waters of Blying Sound and the mouth of Resurrection Bay, with views across to the sawtooth peaks of the Resurrection Peninsula and Kenai Fjords National Park. It enjoys a remarkably mild climate for the latitude and, sheltered by a mountain ridge from the glacier in nearby Day Harbor, it enjoys a surprising number of calm, sunny days, punctuated by the dramatic maritime conditions that characterize the Gulf of Alaska climate. There are no roads in the area, but it’s accessible from Seward by zodiac, landing craft, helicopter, and on calm days, jet skis. • Five acres of temperate forest land with 480 feet of ocean frontage • A gravel beach for landing watercraft • Dramatic and unparalleled ocean and mountain views • A large bluff area overlooking an offshore seastack, perfect for a cabin or homesite • Level terraces higher up the slope with space for greenhouses and gardening • Access to a year-round stream for fresh water and hydro power • South-facing slope that provides optimal solar energy while onshore winds can also be harnessed for energy needs • Abundant wildlife: moose, brown and black bears, mountain goats, Stellar’s sea lions, sea otters, and a variety of small mammals • Fish, shellfish, and other bounty of the sea available the year round • Lots of wild berries and other forage plants growing wild on the property • Full-time spring and summer whale-watching from the bluff • Abundant firewood in the form of driftwood and downed timber • Patented land surrounded by the Chugach National Forest
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