Alagnaq Inn: Contemporary Alaskan Retreat with Uninterrupted Views. Immerse in a custom-built haven moments from town. Enjoy 180-degree vistas of Resurrection Bay and mountains through picture windows. Nestled between harbor and mountains, just 1 mile from cruise ship terminal, 0.7 miles from Alaskan Railway Train Depot. Your host Annie, an Alaskan native, weaves local traditions into every corner.
Property management available to answer questions and will be sure your stay is worry free!
Home is one of the first built in Sewards newest development. You will love the view and friendly community.
Location: We are located in Seward's newest development around the corner from Gateway Park. We are .6 miles from the train depot. Please note: Google and Apple maps sometimes do not take you to the right place. Please refer to the map in our house manual.
Guest have access to the home through the 8 ft entry door and have the entire top floor and spacious deck. Guests will not access downstairs floor and garage.
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★★MAIN LIVING SPACE ★★
Alagnaq Inn by Venturescape Homes is surrounded by beauty and windows throughout the main living space to let the outdoors in. From every window you'll capture the beauty of Alaskan nature. A modern nordic style throughout the home allows for space to declutter your mind and ground yourself.
The main living space is open to allow for flow between gathering in the sofa and seating area, dining, and kitchen. Above the main living space hangs an NYO ball. NYO Games, previously known as the Native Youth Olympics, includes 10 events based on games past generations of Alaska Native people played as a way to test their hunting and survival skills, increase strength and maintain endurance, agility and the balance of mind and body. As an NYO coach, Annie loves to share Alaskan Native traditions with guests.
There is plenty of seating, 8 at the kitchen table and 4 at the bar. No matter if you are making up a quick meal or a feast, you'll find the kitchen to be well appointed with everything necessary. To encourage connection with nature and slower paced getaways, we do not provide a microwave nor TV. You may bring your own device to stream your favorite shows/movies.
★★BEDROOMS★★
Alagnaq Inn has 3 bedrooms. A bedroom with a king, a bedroom with a queen, and a bedroom with a twin and twin trundle (pull out bed). Fresh and airy, our sheets you'll soak right into and won't want to get out of bed! The twin bedroom also contains a dedicated workspace, for privacy should you need to get some work done on your trip. Each bedroom contains blackout shades for sleeping in during the bright summer months.
★★BATHROOM★★
Our bathroom has a step free entry and rainfall shower head. Refresh yourself with our organic, vegan Public Goods toiletries. Also located in the bathroom a guest washer and dryer for cleaning up after being out in nature.
★★OUTDOORS★★
A propane grill is provided for grilling out on the deck. Please do not move the grill. A fire pit with limited firewood is located out in the yard for guest enjoyment. More firewood can be purchased at the local Safeway grocery store. Plenty of parking is available
★★PARKING★★
Two parking spots towards the left of the black door. 3 parking spots in front of the garage and orange door.
★★ABOUT YOUR HOST, ANNIE★★
Annie, the homeowner and designer, has roots that run deep in Seward. Growing up in Seattle, she had a strong desire to move back to Alaska. Being close to water, mountains, and subsistence is in her blood. Seward is completely surrounded by mountains, wildlife, water, and traditional foods. Annie spent her summers hiking, fishing, canning berries and smoking salmon.
Annie and her family are indigenous to Alaska. Her father is Aleut and her mom is Yupik. Tradition and culture are very important. We hope that Alagnaq Inn gives voice to Alaskan natives and you leave this land with honor and appreciation. Alagnaq means "Berry" or "Salmon Berry" in the Alutiiq language. This name was chosen for the abundance of berries in this region.
Annie’s great grandparents raised her grandpa and his siblings in the Jesse Lee Home for displaced children. You can see the former location of the Jesse Lee Home from the Alagnaq Inn front deck. It was located in the large fenced in property across the road.
Please note: Property is in a new development, and there is periodic construction in the neighborhood during daytime hours. Our completely private downstairs suite may be also rented out during your stay. The suite is 100% private from Alagnaq Inn. There may be some coming and going of vehicles/people, but we encourage all of our guests to be respectful and follow our quiet hours of 10pm-6am. The entire property including the downstairs suite can be rented under our other listing that sleeps 10 people.
Plenty of space for parking. Harbor is a 10 minute walk. Free local shuttle stop (seasonal in summer) is located .5 miles away. Taxi recommendations available.
The dwelling showcases Alaska Native art, literature, and artifacts, offering guests an opportunity to learn and delight, while recognizing the land as the ancestral home of the Alutiiq/Sugpiaq people, where we live, work, learn, and gather.
Kindly be aware: The property is situated in a recently developed area within Seward’s newest neighborhood and occasional daytime construction might occur within the vicinity. Property is being developed on East side of home but will not obstruct water view. Construction may occur during summer 2024 within the hours of 8am-5pm.
If you are looking for a remote property with acreage away from it all, this is not the property for you. However if you want something convenient to town and all that Seward has to offer, Alagnaq is a great fit. Provided on site for each bedroom is a noise machine, black out curtains, ear plugs, should you wish to sleep off your jet lag or enjoy a long quiet nap.
Location: We are located in Seward's newest development around the corner from Gateway Park. We are .6 miles from the train depot. Please note: Google and Apple maps sometimes do not take you to the right place. Please refer to the map in our house manual.
