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Experience Alaska in a 2 story, one of a kind, timber framed Lodge that sits on a bluff. The Lodge at Black Rapids offer spectacular views of the Alaskan range and Northern Lights, and guests travel from all over the world to experience them.

*SEE PROPERTY USE RESTRICTIONS* EXCELLENT commercial corner location in the midst of intensive retail developments. Property contains a Hussman walk-in freezer and a Hussman eight (8) door walk-in cooler. A unisex bathroom, built in customer counter, cabinetry/shelving along the south wall. Additional built-in shelving in rear storage room which also contains a triple stainless steel sink.

Fairbank's leading retail store for all your winter and summer outdoor equipment needs. Turn key business, including real estate, ongoing business and the right to the name Beaver Sports. Legal Descriptions: Lots 10, 11W, & 11E of the North Block of Shanly Homestead Subdivision (Zoned GC), and Lot 2A Block 12 North Shanly Subdivision (Zoned LI).

Rare find in town 24,000+/- sq. ft. with dock loading doors, upstairs office and a large warehouse production area on remaining of the first floor. Has a dry sprinkler system. Possible uses, Production Facility, Fitness Studio, Automotive Repair Shop, Dance Studio, Artist Co-Op, Charter School, Warehouse . Only $40+/- a sq. ft.

BAR & LOUNGE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE ARICTIC FOX BAR. BAR, DANCE FLOOR, OUTDOOR SEETING. LOCATED IN EAST FAIRBANKS VISIBLE FROM STEESE HWY, CLOSE TO SAFEWAY/WALGREENS. BUILT IN 1955 REMODELED OVER THE YEARS. LARGE FENCED IN ENTERTAINMENT AREA.

Exciting Business Opportunity awaits! Established restaurant and home on 3 acres located in Nenana Alaska. Restaurant is known for its famous BEST BURGERS IN ALASKA! You could continue running this popular year round restaurant or you could turn it into your home or you could add something new to the property! An RV park was once an idea......so many choices!!! Located near the Tanana River.

Vintage Professional Office Building offers a lot of business opportunities! Own a piece of Fairbanks history. This was the first Fairbanks building to have air conditioning and the air is still being double filtered. The building was designed by 2 remarkable architects, Roger Cotting and Design Alaska. The heat comes from the City of Fairbanks; fuel tanks have never been on the property.