Trusted Bid-and-Assume Auction, in other words, your bid is for the DOWN PAYMENT only and then assume the balance of $53,500 with installment payment of $489 per month at nine point ninety-five percent (9.95%) interest plus a one time processing fee of $249 for the 24.65 acre property. The owner financing is not more than twenty (20) years. If desired, they may choose a shorter loan period. If determine pay-off within ninety (90) days of made and entered into day of agreement, will be REDUCTION of fifteen percent (15%) of the outstanding principal balance. ANY BID MADE AT THE AUCTION IS SUBJECT TO ALL OF THE FOREGOING TERMS AND CONDITIONS. BY BIDDING, THE BIDDER ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES TO SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND EXPRESSLY WAIVES ANY OBJECTION, CLAIM, OR RIGHT TO RESCIND A BID OR ANY PURCHASE ARISING THEREFROM. Buyer is responsible for performing their own due diligence in researching the property for sale. All bidders are required to verify all information, contained herein or not, for themselves and satisfy themselves and satisfy themselves as to its accuracy. Seller is not responsible for any misinformation in this ad. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Sold "AS IS". ALL SALES ARE FINAL. INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU BID. We reserve the right to END the AUCTION EARLY for the right offer. Please ask all questions prior to bidding.

Tax Parcel Number: 02543904 Legal Description: T 10N R 8W SEC 33 Seward Meridian KN 084005 MOOSE POINT SUB LOT 113 Physical Address: 33925 MOOSE POINT RD The 24.65 acres land is 15 miles northern of Captain Cook State Recreation Area in Kenai Peninsula County. It offers a peaceful setting of forests, lakes, streams and saltwater beaches. The land can be reached by driving 25 miles north of Kenai on the North Kenai Road to milepost 36 and more 15 miles via 4WD trial. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Area offers a variety of recreation activities, from canoeing and boating on Stormy Lake to beach combing on Cook Inlet's tide-swept shores, bird watching, berry picking, and wildlife observation. The beaches are popular with agate hunters, and just an hour from the nearest village Nikiski with everything you need away. HISTORY This state recreation area is named for Captain James Cook, the famous English mariner, who in 1778 explored what is now known as Cook Inlet. At that time the area was occupied by Taniana Indians who harvested seasonal runs of salmon and other wild foods. Remains of Taniana house pits are evidence of the Indians' earlier presence. In recent years the beach area has been used for commercial fishing with beach set-nets.