This impressive log home sits on the banks of beautiful Kenai Lake, a 22 mile long "zig-zag" shaped lake located near Cooper Landing on Alaska's famed Kenai Peninsula. The lake forms the headwaters of the world-famous Kenai River and is itself a popular destination for fishing and other outdoor activities, including kayaking, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Other Kenai Lake tributaries of fishing significance include Quartz Creek, Ptarmigan Creek and the Trail River and Lakes. The lake itself holds resident Lake Trout, Whitefish, Rainbow Trout and Dolly Varden as well as Sockeye, King and Silver Salmon migrating through to the tributaries. Some Sockeye will use shoreline gravel for spawning. Salmon fishing is closed in the lake but some anglers fish for trout and char. Many rainbows and dollies from the lake to the Kenai River or the tributaries for spawning, summer habitat or fall feeding. In addition to world-class fishing this area offers many opportunities for hunting Moose and Black Bear. The surrounding Kenai Mountains tower above this glacially carved valley on all sides. Mountain Goat and Dall Sheep are frequently seen on the high cliffs as Eagles sit silent and watchful in trees along the shore. The 3,456 square foot log home was constructed in 2000 and sits on 8.4 acres of beautifully treed property. Spacious, open living and dining area features a soaring vaulted ceiling and large picture windows overlooking the lake. Two bedrooms, a full bath plus a three-quarter bath and a half bath, plus a roomy open sleeping loft ensure plenty of room for your family and guests. The kitchen boasts plenty of cabinets and counter-space, a breakfast bar, modern appliances and a beautiful antique wood-fired cook stove. Additional outbuildings include a sleeping cabin, wood shed, boat house, and pole building. This is luxurious lake-front living in one of the most beautiful spots on the Kenai Peninsula, with access to some of the best fishing and hunting in the world