Walkable Downtown
Sidewalks on every street. Fred Meyer, schools, and coffee all a few minutes on foot — rare in Alaska, standard here.
About Carol Creek
A planned community built for how Alaskans actually live — walkable streets, mountain views, and homes engineered for the climate.
Our Story
Carol Creek began with a simple idea: Alaska deserves a neighborhood where you can walk to groceries, school, and a Chugach trailhead — all from the same front door.
We bought the land above Fred Meyer in downtown Eagle River and laid out 115 lots around real sidewalks, real utilities, and seven model designs engineered for the climate.
Phase 1 opens with 34 lots and the first homes breaking ground in May. Every lot is already on city water, sewer, and natural gas — with in-floor heat standard in every home.
Our Mission
To build a planned community in Eagle River where the details — sidewalks, utilities, finishes, heat — are all handled before you move in, so you can focus on living. Quiet, warm, connected, and five minutes from the wild.
What Sets Us Apart
Four things you won't find together anywhere else in the Mat-Su Valley.
Built for the Climate
In-floor radiant heat, natural gas, and finishes chosen for Alaskan winters. Engineered, not adapted.
Utilities at the Line
City water, sewer, gas, power, and fiber are already run to every lot. Break ground the day you're ready.
Six Ready Designs
From compact three-bedrooms to full four-bedroom family homes — all build-ready, all customizable, all Alaska-specific.
Ready to see it in person?
Phase 1 is open now. Walk the site, see the models, and pick a lot before the first shovels go in.
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