The seller wishes to sell these two properties together, which makes it a nice combination.

Here you have the parcel in the Village of Iliamna with access to the airport and Waterfront with Power – Sewer and Telephone. 

Iliamna has daily scheduled flights and if you fly your own plane it is about an hour and a half trip from Anchorage, through the most scenic areas Lake Clark National Park has to offer.

The Property in Eagle Bay would be prime for development for a Lodge.  As the owner thought the lot in Iliamna for a staging area and the Lodge at Eagle Bay.

This large parcel has a nice Pond on it and is very protected for your Floatplane and Boats.

Lake Iliamna is the 5th largest Lake in the US, almost 100 miles long and is well known and famous for Fishing, be it Salmon, Rainbow, Arctic Char and Grayling and of course, there is plenty of opportunity for Hunting throughout the area.

Many great Fishing streams that drain into the lake are always popular for fly fishing and one can get some excellent results by trolling along the shorelines in mostly protected waters.

This is a "Rare" combination of properties.  So please check it all out, take a look and I am sure you will be favorably impressed.

The elder seller wants cash but keep in mind bank financing for remote properties is extremely rare to come by.

159.99 acres – Eagle Bay  $480,000.-
(U.S. Survey 7804)

4.9 acres – In the Village  $170,000.-
(Iliamna Native Limited, Lot 10)

This Narrative was prepared by the Seller to assist a Buyer.
U.S. Survey No. 7804 (Parcel 1) and
Iliamna Natives Limited (INL) Lot 10 (Parcel 2)

MANY EXCITING OPTIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

Venture Capitalist Imagineering Project *     Subdivide into Smaller Sellable Lots * Hunting and Fishing Lodge *      Church or Corporate Retreat *      Youth Camp *
Survivalist Haven *      Family Getaway *     Water Sports Destination *      or ? ? ?

 Two parcels, each with beach access: 160-acre U.S. Survey 7804 (Parcel 1) and 5-acre INL Lot 10 (Parcel 2) are both on the North shore of Lake Iliamna, which is approximately 200 miles southwest of Anchorage. Lake Iliamna has a vast surface area of 1,100 square miles, essentially it is a freshwater sea. It is where millions upon millions of sockeye salmon spawn, year-after-year.

 The two parcels of land represent the finest Alaska has to offer. It doesn't matter if your heart is set on fishing for; rainbow trout, lake trout, dolly varden, grayling, sockeye salmon, or ocean run steelhead.

 For the trophy hunter, it simply isn't any better than this; be it majestic moose, trophy-size caribou, or Kodiak-size brown bear which are commonly found on these lands. And, for wildlife and scenic photographers – a "Thank You Lord" blessing.

 Access to the area can be either by private plane or scheduled airline to Iliamna Airport, which has two asphalt paved runways: Runway 70/250 is 5,087 feet long by 100 feet wide (1,551 x 30 m). Runway 170/350 is 4,800 feet long by 100 feet wide (1,463 x 30 m). The airport facility also includes two seaplane landing areas: Runway E/W measures 2,998 x 400 ft. (914 x 122 m) and Runway N/S measures 2,892 x 400 ft. (881 x 122 m).

 The 5-acre lot is located within a short drive from the airport. Potential uses for the 5-acre lot, or indeed, for either lot, are endless. Water and sewer, and electricity hook-ups are all available to the 5-acre lot. The 160-acre lot is in more remote Eagle Bay, approximately 9 miles East of Iliamna Airport. During summer it is accessible by boat or seaplane and in winter by snow machine. A residence over boathouse, on the 5-acre lot, could serve as a staging area between it and the development/s that can be made on the 160-acres in Eagle Bay.

 These two parcels of land, each roughly square in shape, are offered as a package. They are truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for world-class experiences that few on our planet will ever experience. They are smack dab in the area where few lodges exist and do very-very profitable business. Example: The lodges charge each guest $7,000 to $8,000 per week and are often overbooked. These parcels will provide owners and their guests the opportunity to fish, hunt, and in other manners enjoy privileged admission to one of the most wildlife abundant and scenic areas in Alaska. The two parcels of land represent lucrative income generating opportunities, or, alternatively, any other uses that the creative and inspired mind can conceive.

As Prepared by Owner