1 / 72Homer AK 99603
Island View
Sarah Beller Real Estate
6
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2,598
Sq Ft
1984
Year Built
MLS# 25-11483· Listed Sep 4, 2025
Live MLS feedDiscover an exceptional income-producing property with unmatched views of the Homer Spit, Kachemak Bay, and surrounding mountains. This versatile triplex offers three distinct units, all currently rented, making it a strong investment with immediate returns. Unit 1: Spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, fully remodeled in 2022 with modern finishes. Unit 2: Comfortable 2-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom unit, also updated in 2022 for style and convenience. Unit 3: Newly constructed in 2024, this 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit combines efficiency and contemporary design. Each residence is designed to capture the natural beauty of Homer, while providing tenants with comfortable living spaces. The property's prime location places you minutes from the hospital, shopping, restaurants, and everyday amenities, adding to its appeal for tenants. Whether you're looking to expand your real estate portfolio or secure a strong-performing property in a sought-after market, this triplex delivers on both lifestyle and investment value.
Listed by: Sarah Beller · Sarah Beller Real Estate

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28 documents from current & prior listings · parcel #17727068.
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All utilities are paid by tenants and the owner does not have access to the bills. Electric (HEA) is approximately $120 for both units together. Gas (Enstar) is approximately $100-$200/month with seasonal variation for both units together. Sewer and Water (City of Homer) is approximately $100 for both units combined.
Source: residential_disclosure · Current listing
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The property at 176 Mountain View Drive is a triplex built in 1984 that underwent a full gut and remodel of both upper units in 2021 and 2022.
“Property Type: Triplex. Year Built: 1984. Full gut and remodel in 2021/22.”
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