Large, hard to find undeveloped 34-acre parcel off Badger Road. Nicely wooded in the heart of the North Pole area. Five minutes to the back gate of Ft. Wainwright. This parcel would be great for many uses. Residential Subdivision (has some roads from past development). Had been previously approved for a subdivision but was never platted. Would be a perfect place to start a gravel mining operation due to its central location to the Badger Road area and Ft. Wainwright. It has access and power from three different sides of the Parcel making development much easier than most. The access to a small pond is already in place. There is a roads/access in place to all reaches of the parcel which would cost tens of thousands of dollars if you had to create not to mention the time. You can literally pull up to the pond with a side dump truck today! If you have been looking for a great land investment than this is it! Ed Daml the listing Broker is also the owner. Call me for details.
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About Bradway-Clear
Creek
Bradway-Clear Creek, located between the Chena River and the Tanana Flats, is a rural and residential Badger neighborhood with a creekside greenbelt and wide-open views. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Bradway Road and Clear Creek Road junction, where mailboxes, pull-offs, and small service stops set a practical, road-trip rhythm. Homes read as low-slung cabins and newer single-story builds on larger lots, with long driveways and working yards. Clear Creek’s riparian corridor shapes the pace, with seasonal water and wildlife sign. Winter brings a quieter soundscape, punctuated by plowed roads and woodsmoke. Daily life orbits around outdoor space rather than a main street.