3-bedroom, 2-bath home on 1.8 private acres in the Chena Point area off Chena Ridge Road, Fairbanks, Alaska. Built in 2018, the 1,720-square-foot layout carries a 6-star energy rating and an open kitchen, living, and dining concept that earns its keep through an Interior Alaska winter. The primary suite includes a en-suite bath and sits apart from the secondary bedrooms, so guests, a home office, or a late-night project never interrupt anyone's sleep. Picture this: you pull off Chena Ridge Road, the gravel crunches under the tires, and the trees open up onto your own 1.8 acres. Inside, the big windows are already doing their job, pulling in the low winter light or the long June sun and spreading it across the kitchen counters where Sunday breakfast turns into Sunday brunch for six. That kind of natural flow is the whole point of this floor plan: nothing about it asks you to work around the house. The house works around you. Then there's the garage. Three full Spots, 1,680 square feet, heated, enough room for the truck, the boat, the snowmachines, and a workbench with room left over. It is the kind of space that turns "I should really get a shop" into "I already have one." Outside, the acreage leaves room for an RV, a trailer, a garden, or whatever comes next. The Chena Point location keeps you close to everything that makes Fairbanks worth living in, without putting you in the middle of it. The Pump House Restaurant & Saloon sits a short drive away on the Chena River, a local institution with a riverside patio, live music, and a dining room full of mining-era history, good for a Friday night that doesn't require a babysitter for the truck. Chena Pump Wayside gives you a put-in for a canoe or kayak any summer evening you've got an hour to spare, and the Isberg Recreation Area trail system is close enough for a quick hike or a winter ski before the sun goes down at 3 p.m. Fred Meyer and Safeway are roughly two miles south for the grocery run, the University of Alaska Fairbanks is about five miles away, and downtown Fairbanks and Fairbanks International Airport are both a short, easy drive. This is a property built for people who want acreage, efficiency, and a three-car garage they'll actually use, and who'd still rather be fifteen minutes from the Chena River than fifteen minutes from the next subdivision over.
