Tbd, Bristol Bay, Alaska

Description

-FAVORABLE SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE

-ASSET SALE FOR BUYER DEPRECIATION RECAPTURE

-LUCRATIVE ANNUAL INCOME-FINANCIALS AVAILABLE PER NDA

-INCREDIBLE LOCATION AND LIFESTYLE

An epic Bristol Bay, Alaska ownership opportunity of a turn key freshwater lodge or dynamic family legacy. The lodge offers outdoor enthusiasts a unique opportunity to enter into the industry or to add to an existing operation. The offering includes 7 different deeded parcels totaling 14 acres, a 10 guest lodge facility on Lake Aleknagik with many opportunities to grow. Also included are 11 boats and all of the equipment needed to provide a world-class experience in the land of endless water ways and mind blowing natural bounty Owner/Operators, Rob and Lisa Fuentes started Bearclaw Lodge, a genuine family oriented business in 2002. Twenty years in the making, the owners are ready to hand over the fishing rod to new stewards of such a special way of life.

The lakes and rivers that make up the Bristol Bay and Wood-Tikchik eco-system are truly remarkable. Rob and Lisa saw this potential and through the years they have assembled all 7 parcels on a finger of land that jets out into Lake Aleknagik, forming a private and protected cove called the Lodge Peninsula.

Don't miss this opportunity own a piece of the real Alaska where summers are two days in one and the people are as authentic as the environment they cherish.

This is one of the few intact ecosystems left on Earth, relatively unchanged by the pressures of the outside world's problems such as drought and population. Instead, millions of Pacific Salmon (all five species) return from the ocean each year on their journey to one of the hundreds of small streams in the area from which they were born. These salmon run a gantlet of predators upstream to a series of massive lakes, some thirty miles long and a thousand feet deep. Eventually, they arrive to the exact spawning bed of their birth, following their ancestors millennium old instinct of navigation to conclude the cycle of life. Their decaying bodies provide unbelievable volumes of nutrients to support some of the world's largest trout and concentration of bears. This is the home of Bearclaw Lodge and it could be yours as well.