7-Acre Land Parcel for Sale in Juneau, AK | Glacier Highway

Coldwell Banker reported that a 7.02-acre parcel at 25010 Glacier Highway in Juneau, Alaska — the 25-mile mark out the road — has hit the market as MLS # 260828, and it is already drawing attention for a feature that cuts both ways: Strawberry Creek runs straight through the property. The listing, which Coldwell Banker shows as active with zero days on market and last updated November 4, 2026, positions the land as a rare chance to build a home or cabin in one of Juneau’s quieter corridors, close to Amalga Harbor, Eagle Beach, the Eagle and Herbert Rivers, and trailheads out the road.

The lot sits behind and adjacent to 25020 Glacier Highway, with driveway access on the town side of that neighboring property. A partial building pad for a new home or cabin is already on site, which means a buyer would not be starting from raw ground. The terrain is described as an irregular lot on a rolling slope, roughly 770 by 504 feet, with mountain views and zoning classified as D1-Single Family & Duplex. The annual taxes run $622, and the property relies on a septic tank rather than city sewer. For families weighing the move, the assigned schools are Auke Bay Elementary, Thunder Mountain Junior High, and Juneau-Douglas High School.

Bridge Inspection Required Before Vehicle Crossing

Details from the listing carried by jre-realestate.com spell out the practical realities of the parcel. Strawberry Creek crossing the land is a selling point for buyers seeking quiet and privacy — the listing calls it a spot for “quiet tranquility, privacy, peace, and joy” — but it also comes with a warning. The listing notes that the bridge over the creek may or may not be adequate for vehicles, and it suggests buyers not cross it with vehicles until a qualified professional inspects and approves it.

25010 Glacier Highway, Juneau, AK 99800 (MLS # 260828) — Photo: jre-realestate.com

The current owner signed an agreement with the EPA that affects the future use and development of the property, and that agreement binds present and future owners. The listing states the document is available for buyer review, which is exactly where a serious buyer needs to start. The restriction does not kill the deal — the parcel is still being marketed as buildable, with a partial pad already in place — but it limits what can be done with the land, and any buyer will inherit those limits.

Offers Close December 31, 2026

The seller is taking offers until December 31, 2026, but reserves the right to accept an offer before that date, so the clock is real even though the deadline is months away. The property is listed by L.H. “Dutch” Knight III of Southeast Alaska Real Estate, operating under the Coldwell Banker banner, and the listing sits in the Glacier Point tract within the “Out the Road” community of the Juneau City and Borough.

The EPA agreement and the uninspected bridge are the two hurdles standing between this parcel and a finished home, and both are knowable quantities rather than mysteries — the agreement is on file for review, and the bridge can be inspected. What the listing makes clear is that this is a property for someone who wants space and quiet out the road in summer and winter alike, and who is willing to work within the limits the land already carries.

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