luxury house for sale Eagle River, United States

Welcome to the iconic Sherley Mansion at 2106 Homewood Drive, a one-of-a-kind estate situated on 5 breathtaking acres in one of Anchorage's most desirable locations and within the renowned Anchorage School District. Known for its timeless elegance and thoughtful renovations, this historic property seamlessly blends classic architecture with modern luxury. The main residence features 5 spacious bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 half baths, along with a 4-car garage and a stunning 2024 addition. The new wing includes a luxurious primary suite, spa-inspired bathroom, handsome home office, cozy sitting area, and a cutting-edge golf simulator—ideal for today's lifestyle. The lower level of the addition includes garage entry, a media/theater room, and a mudroom with built-in cubbies and organizational space. At the heart of the home lies a gourmet kitchen with an oversized island, stainless steel appliances, and a striking brick-encased stove, perfect for entertaining. Additionally, the scullery adjacent to the kitchen offers ample space for meal preparation and a sizable farmhouse sink. The home also offers a formal dining room, an inviting study, a grand living room, ornate staircases, and hardwood floors throughout. The estate's outdoor living is just as impressive. The 5-acre setting is beautifully landscaped and incredibly private, complete with a full-size tennis court and a custom tennis pavilion. The pavilion offers a living room, bathroom, and a versatile lower level that can function as a guest bedroom, yoga studio, home gym, or entertaining lounge. Combining historic charm with every modern amenity, 2106 Homewood Drive is a true Anchorage treasure perfectly suited for both refined living and unforgettable entertaining.

Tucked well back from one of South Addition's quietest streets, this 3,800-square-foot home offers something rare this close to downtown Anchorage: genuine privacy. Mature trees and professional landscaping frame a generous lot that backs to the Alaska Railroad corridor, with views beyond across Cook Inlet. Sightlines reach west through the treetops to Denali and the Western Alaska Range and east to the Chugach. Westchester Lagoon and the Coastal Trail are two blocks away. The main living spaces sit on the top floor, where the light and views are best. A large living room with picture windows flows into an open kitchen with a commercial-grade BlueStar cooktop and hood, SubZero refrigerator, and double wall oven, with ample room for dining alongside a wet bar. New engineered wood floors run through the kitchen, living area, and loft. One more flight of stairs leads to an open loft suited to a study or quiet office, which opens onto a rooftop deck. The level below holds three bedrooms and its own living room, which is open to the shared spaces above. The primary suite is especially generous, with a very large walk-in closet, a newly remodeled en-suite bath, and a private deck overlooking the backyard. Every bathroom in the home has been recently remodeled with consistent taste, and new carpet runs throughout. At ground level, there is a two-car garage and a separate one-car garage, as well as two entrances, each with a generous foyer with heated tile floors and additional storage. There is a bike/toy/coats/gear room off one entrance that could also be a small office, as well as a partly finished room behind the two-car garage, with a simple half bath, that lends itself to a home gym, office, or workshop. Originally built as a duplex and thoughtfully converted to a single-family home in the 1990s, the layout retains the flexibility to create a separate apartment or a full two-unit arrangement with only modest changes. The owners have invested steadily in the home's systems and envelope over the past decade, including new Andersen windows, triple-glazed doors and fixed windows in the primary suite, steel siding over added rigid foam insulation, steel gutters, commercial-grade de-icing cables, a new boiler and furnace with high-output baseboard heat, and new garage doors. A pre-listing inspection and a complete dated list of improvements are available for review.

Experience luxury at its finest with this stunning contemporary dream home overlooking Westchester Lagoon in one of Anchorage's prime locations. Step outside to enjoy Alaska's best outdoor activities, from trail running and biking to kayaking on the lagoon or ice skating and skiing in winter. With the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail nearby, you're a short walk from downtown's top restaurants. The European-style kitchen is a chef's delight, featuring double ovens, a gas downdraft, a spacious pantry, and a cozy dining nook with built-in bench seating and heated floors. The smart floor plan with 12-foot ceilings and wide-spanning glass ensures abundant natural light and an open, airy feel. The top-floor master suite offers two private balconies and a seating area with stunning views. Additional features include a deluxe wine cellar, a sauna, and a hot tub on the back deck. The garage has a dedicated workshop area and exceptional storage throughout the home. Constructed with high-efficiency weatherization and a focus on sustainability, this home is as practical as beautiful. The bright, contemporary design and exceptional build quality make this a rare find in Anchorage. Don't miss your chance to own this one-of-a-kind property in one of Alaska's most desirable neighborhoods.

Set on 3.2 private acres with more than 170 feet of Big Lake frontage, the McKinley House is a rare waterfront offering where panoramic views of the lake and Denali meet a residence of true scale and craftsmanship. Sprawling nearly 10,000 square feet across three levels, with twelve bedrooms and eleven and a half baths, this meticulously maintained estate is as versatile as it is impressive-at home as a private family compound or a multi-generational retreat and equally suited to a turnkey hospitality venture as a bed-and-breakfast, boutique hotel, or conference and retreat center, with established income potential already in place. Inside, a custom wall of Andersen windows frames the lake and the Alaska Range beneath soaring cathedral ceilings, while custom built-ins and quiet seating nooks invite you to settle in with the view. The open kitchen anchors the main level-commercial-grade appliances, an oversized island, and direct access to a covered Trex deck with comfortable seating and multiple gas fireplaces, the natural gathering place for Alaska's long summer evenings. Generous bedrooms and multiple junior suites are thoughtfully distributed across every level, comfortably accommodating two dozen guests or more, while a lower-level game room opens through French doors to outdoor seating and the water beyond. Ramp access inside and out makes the home as welcoming as it is gracious. Beyond the residence, the grounds are their own quiet luxury. A large lakeside gazebo sits at the water's edge-a setting where couples have exchanged vows as the sun set across Big Lake-while a wooded area threaded with private walking trails and a tucked-away secret garden offers room to wander and unwind. Throughout, the property reflects an uncommon pride of ownership; the care shows in every detail and endures through the seasons. It is a home that feels, in the owners' own words, both peaceful and elegant from the moment you step through the door. The setting strikes that rare balance of connected and secluded-level and just off the pavement, moments from Susitna Brewery, Three Bears, the elementary school, parks, and bike paths, with the airstrip, public lake access, and Martin Buser's Happy Trails kennel nearby, and front-row proximity to the Iditarod and Iron Dog. Cast a line from your own shoreline, explore by four-wheeler, and close each day with the magnificent Alaskan sunsets that define life on Big Lake. Distinguished, private, and meticulously kept-genuinely one of a kind. The neighboring property, a former single-family home converted into a functional restaurant space (formerly The Boathouse) with a commercial kitchen, a recently improved driveway and parking, etc. (formerly The Boathouse), is also available for purchase.

A distinctive 1.6-acre lakefront parcel with more than 240 feet of Big Lake frontage, the Boathouse is a rare and adaptable waterfront offering with a history as versatile as its layout. Originally built as a three-bedroom lakefront home and most recently operated as the resort's Boathouse restaurant and banquet hall, this two-story building is positioned for an equally compelling next chapter-reimagined as a resort-style restaurant, a lakeside event venue, or returned to its roots as an exceptional private residence. Fully updated throughout, the building is appointed for hospitality at scale: a full commercial kitchen, wet bars on both levels, and multiple dining and gathering spaces that open toward the water. Upstairs, two separate rooms serve readily as private dining, meeting, or staging areas, with ramp access from the rear and accessible bathrooms throughout. Integrated living quarters lend flexibility for an owner-operator or on-site manager-or form the foundation for a return to comfortable single-family living. Outside, more than 1,500 square feet of covered deck and patio overlook the lake, ready to be set with tables or cleared for dancing beneath the Alaskan sky. A private dock and direct lake access complete the setting, with impeccable views across Big Lake from nearly every vantage. With appropriate licensing, the Boathouse is well suited to reopen as a year-round restaurant; with vision, it becomes something entirely its owner's own. Offered alongside the neighboring McKinley House-a nearly 10,000-square-foot, twelve-bedroom lakefront estate on 3.2 acres-the two properties together present a singular combined opportunity on Big Lake, whether held as a unified waterfront compound or a turnkey hospitality destination.