There is a place where the sky stretches wide above the sea, the air is crisp with the scent of spruce and salt, and the view from your front window could hold an audience in silence. That place is an extraordinary custom-built estate perched high above Kachemak Bay in Homer, Alaska, where the grandeur of nature meets the refinement of architectural intention.
Set on 2.69± acres, this four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath timber frame residence is not simply a home—it’s a statement of lifestyle. Massive Douglas Fir beams, joined with centuries-old mortise-and-tenon techniques, create a structural and visual masterpiece—no nails, no shortcuts—just timeless engineering built to endure.
The great room and kitchen form a soaring open space, where vertical and arched timber elements give shape to a cathedral-like interior. Expansive glass walls offer a contemporary contrast to the warmth of natural wood, framing panoramic views of glacier-capped peaks, tidal shifts across Kachemak Bay, and the wild skies of Alaska.
Vaulted ceilings, solar thermal radiant heat, and hand-laid artisan tilework reflect a commitment to comfort and craftsmanship. SIPs wrap the structure in a super-insulated envelope for energy efficiency in all seasons. Despite Alaska’s rugged reputation, Homer enjoys a temperate maritime climate—mild winters and long, luminous summers.
The home accommodates ten guests and generates between $75,000 and $112,000 per season in short-term rental income. With high occupancy and premium nightly rates, it offers strong investment potential.
Two spacious decks—one upper and open, one lower and covered—create inviting spaces to gather, grill, and take in the ever-changing view. Whether you’re watching moose in the forest or bald eagles riding thermals, Frontier Haven offers privacy, serenity, and immediate access to kayaking, hiking, fishing, and more.
Homer’s vibrant culture, outdoor lifestyle, and rising property values reveal this rare opportunity to own in one of Alaska’s most inspiring landscapes.
