500 B2 Lincoln Street Sitka AK 99835

Experience the rare combination of private island living with on foot access to Sitka much of the day – a truly unique offering in Sitka. This stunning oceanfront retreat offers an unmatched blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and everyday practicality. Unlike traditional island properties that require boat only access, this house allows you to walk to and from the island during much of the tidal cycle, creating a lifestyle that is both peaceful and accessible. Set on a semi-private island shared with one neighboring property, the home enjoys panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding mountains. From your deck, take in daily wildlife sightings – from eagles soaring overhead to sea lions and whales moving through the water below. Inside the home is thoughtfully designed to capture the surrounding landscape. Teak flooring, birch wood ceilings, and custom finishes reflect quality craftsmanship and natural materials, while expansive windows bring in light and frame the incredible views. The open-concept main living area flows seamlessly into the kitchen, featuring high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and a large island ideal for entertaining. Upstairs, three bedrooms each offer their own character and scenic outlooks, with the primary suite positioned to take full advantage of the setting. Outdoor living is just as compelling, with a private deck nestled among the trees – perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or simply enjoying the quiet of coastal Alaska. The island is shared with one other owner, creating a cooperative and peaceful environment with privacy.  While there are no formal subdivided lot lines, the property has a long-standing functional understanding of use. Additional features include City of Sitka electric, an easy to use composting sewer system, and a catchment water system with the option to connect to City water. Whether you’re seeking a full-time residence, second home or a private retreat, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive piece of Alaska. Lot 100, of U.S. Survey 3926