2026 Competitive Land Sale Auction: Lake View Subdivision (MHT 9101449)

Location:

Prince of Wales Island is about a 30-minute flight from Ketchikan, Alaska. The island is rural with lots of wildlife. After landing in Klawock, you can reach Control Lake in about 30 minutes to enjoy quiet and scenic lakefront views. If you prefer a slower trip, the ferry runs daily, letting you enjoy the ocean and meet locals. From Hollis, Control Lake is located approximately 38 miles north of Hollis on Hollis road. Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, is surrounded by forests and coastlines, showing the beauty and quiet of remote Alaskan life. The island is known for its wildlife, and scenery, and is great for hiking, fishing, and kayaking. This area is ideal for people who want adventure, peace, or a chance to own land in Alaska’s wilderness, making it a top spot for land buyers and outdoor lovers.

Alternate Sale Procedure

This parcel is subject to the Alternate Sale Procedure. Please review how to place a bid for this select parcel by visiting the posted Policy and Procedures.

How to Access

From the Hollis ferry terminal, Control Lake is located approximately 38 miles north of Hollis on Hollis road. The subdivision is adjacent to Control Lake and is centrally located on Prince of Wales Island. The subdivision is located at the junction of Hollis Road, North Island Road, and Thorne Bay Road.

Utilities

There is electric in the area; however, it is not constructed to the lots within the subdivision.  There is no public sewer or water to the parcel. Septic systems have to be developed on-site and meet the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). Water in the area is typically collected on-site via private wells of water catchment systems.

Muni/Borough Authority

The subject property is not assessed as there is no property tax on Prince of Wales, but is within the Ketchikan Recording District.

Additional Notes

The parcel is wooded with a combination of spruce, hemlock and bushes. Undergrowth includes berry bushes, devils club, and the typical flora found throughout Southeast Alaska including mosses, ferns, etc.  Soils appear to be overburden on developable soils.

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Maps and Survey

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Note: Maps included are for graphic representation only and are intended to be used as a guide. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to review recorded subdivision plats/maps, surveys, and plat notes for specific information on easements, building setbacks, or other restrictions that will affect any individual parcel. Information is made available at the Department of Natural Resources Public Information Centers or on the web at: http://dnr.alaska.gov/landrecords/

How to Place a Bid

For information on how to place a bid on this parcel, please visit and review the posted Policy and Procedures for the 2026 Fall Competitive Land Sale Auction.