OTC: Wrangell Island East Subdivision

Location

The City and Borough of Wrangell is located on the northwest tip of Wrangell Island, 155 miles south of Juneau and 89 miles northwest of Ketchikan. It is near the mouth of the Stikine River, a historic trade route to the Canadian Interior.

The Wrangell Island East Subdivision is located in two separate areas east and southeast of the City of Wrangell on Wrangell Island, fronting on Eastern Passage. All the parcels are waterfront lots with good views of the Eastern Passage.

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Parcel 9100913

  • 2.922 Acres
  • Legal: C063S084E13
  • Survey: ASLS 83-8
  • Lot 5, Block 6
  • Purchase Price: $39,000.00  SOLD
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Parcel 9100786

  • 2.881 Acres
  • Legal: C063S084E13
  • Survey: ASLS 83-8
  • Lot 4, Block 6
  • Purchase Price: $39,000.00  SOLD
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Parcel 9100887 *NEW*

  • 1.496 Acres
  • Legal: C062S084E34
  • Survey: ASLS 83-8
  • Lot 23, Block 2
  • Purchase Price: $27,500.00
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Parcel 9100890 *NEW*

  • 1.704 Acres
  • Legal: C062S084E34
  • Survey: ASLS 83-8
  • Lot 24, Block 2
  • Purchase Price: $30,000.00
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Access

The parcels are in areas with no constructed road access. Boat or aircraft is required to gain access to the parcels.

Municipal Authority

The parcels are located within the City and Borough of Wrangell, and subject to real property taxation.

Utilities

No public utilities are available in the subdivision. Alternative forms of electric generation would need to be used to obtain electricity. Water is typically obtained through rain water collection methods, and stored in a cistern. Waste water is typically handled by on site septic systems which need to meet requirements of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation requirements.

Notes

Parcels are mostly wooded with a combination of spruce, hemlock, and alder trees. Undergrowth vegetation consists of berry bushes, devils club, and the typical herbaceous plants found throughout Southeast Alaska, including mosses, ferns, etc. Soils appear to be silty/sandy clay overlying bedrock.

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Maps & Survey

uded 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/