Set on 3.19 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac, this distinctive custom home is designed for an Alaska lifestyle with room to live, create, entertain, and make the property your very own. A white birch-lined driveway leads through a gated entrance to a private setting surrounded by trees, with direct access to Lincoln Village Airpark and views of the airstrip from the home and front yard. A large stone bench overlooking the runway might quickly become a favorite place to sit and watch the activity--or simply enjoy the quiet. Inside, the home takes open-concept living to another level. Vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, natural wood, stone and slate accents, exposed beams, and thoughtfully placed openings allow light to travel throughout the home year-round. The main living, dining, and kitchen areas flow together beneath two oversized ceiling fans, while an open loft above adds another living area without interrupting the airy feel. An extra-high metal railing keeps sightlines open, creating a home that feels bright, fresh, and connected to the surrounding landscape. The kitchen is equally distinctive, with knotty pine cabinetry, custom wood countertops, a farm sink, pot filler, breakfast bar, new refrigerator, stone and wood accents, and oil-rubbed finishes including the stove hood. A huge butler's pantry with custom built-ins and conveniently placed electrical outlets provides exceptional workspace and storage. USB-equipped outlets, in-floor electrical in the living room, central vacuum, custom burnt-wood accents, barn-style interior doors and frosted-glass pocket doors are just some of the details that remind you this was never intended to be an ordinary home. Two spacious primary suites--one on each level--each offer an ensuite bath, providing flexibility for guests, extended stays, separate living arrangements, or simply choosing which floor works best for you. The loft offers even more possibilities as a second living room, den, office or creative space. Outside is where this property becomes especially interesting. Direct airstrip access opens the door for aviation use, while a pad at the lower driveway offers room for a future airplane hangar, large shop or other improvements. Another pad behind the home was prepared with a future garage in mind, and high rear windows were intentionally positioned to accommodate the height of an RV-style garage. Already in place is a 16'x20' wood-frame shed with 120-volt electrical service, interior lighting, and exterior floodlights. The impressive 30-foot gazebo also has electrical service for both 120 and 220 volts. Currently used as a woodshop, it could easily become an unforgettable entertaining space, hobby area, or gathering place. RV owners will appreciate dedicated electrical, water from an exterior hose bib, and an on-site sewer dump. The wraparound deck adds even more room to enjoy the outdoors, while wooded areas around the acreage provide privacy. Strawberry and raspberry patches and established rhubarb bring another little piece of Alaska living right into the yard. Even the smaller details were planned with everyday living in mind. Exterior outlets make seasonal lighting easy--including outlets with USB ports--and the outdoor Christmas lights can be controlled from a switch inside the home. The gated driveway entrance features approximately eight-foot metal gates, illuminated pillars and infrastructure already buried beneath the driveway for potential future powered gates. Modern, substantial and undeniably individual, this is a home for someone who wants more than a house on acreage. Fly in. Build the hangar. Create the shop. Park the RV. Grow something. Work on a project in the gazebo. Sit by the runway and watch the airplanes go by. Or simply enjoy the light, trees, and privacy. There is already so much here--and still plenty of room to make it entirely your own.