14 Katie Drive

Property facts

Price

$350,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

5.02 acres

County

Nome County

MLS #

11899838

Land details

Water source

Other (WaterSource)

Features

Description

This 5-acre parcel on Katie Drive offers direct access to the Snake River along with a fully equipped, off-grid mining camp ready for immediate use. The property is improved with three large gravel pads and a river access road leading down to the water - no beach, but the river itself is directly reachable on-site. The camp includes seven container vans (six 20' and one 40'), thoughtfully configured for comfortable remote living: dedicated kitchen, sleeping quarters, and a combined living room/bathroom/laundry van, plus additional vans for storage, finish materials, and mining equipment. The 40' van offers extra space for vehicle or gear storage. This lock-up-and-leave setup is a practical advantage for owners who need security during extended absences - a common need in Nome's mining community. The uppermost gravel pad fronts Katie Drive directly and has an established history of container van storage rentals, offering a built-in income opportunity at rates competitive with in-town port storage. Power is off-grid via solar, and the property includes a low-flow septic system. Whether you're looking for a ready-made summer mining camp, a income-producing storage site, or a private riverside getaway, Lot 14 offers infrastructure already in place - a rare combination of usability and location in the Cape Nome Recording District.

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