Kenai, AK Mobile Home for Sale

The Kenai Peninsula’s namesake city offers the outdoor adventures often associated with the rugged Alaskan coast and access to day-to-day comforts. “We have so many qualities that are hard to find anywhere else: mountains, ocean, fishing, concerts, et cetera,” says Realtor Jennifer Howell with Jack White Real Estate, who has sold in the area for 10 years. “People truly care about each other; it’s a community, not just a place to live.” As one of the peninsula’s largest cities, residents can work, play and run errands without driving too far from home. Apart from some condos, manufactured homes and townhouses, the market primarily consists of single-family properties. New Traditional, ranch-style and colonial-inspired houses are common, and the median price is $305,000. Small cabins may start under $100,000, and large acreages can reach $1 million. Many homes sit far off gravel country roads, hidden beneath spruce trees, and others occupy suburban streets with densely packed lots. Children may begin at Mountain View Elementary, which scores a B-minus on Niche. Kenai Middle and Kenai Central High both earn B ratings. High schoolers can choose from various electives, including