Alaska Woodlands - Wasilla, AK

Alaska Woodlands is a small condominium development rather than a formal age-restricted community. Alaska Housing Finance Corporation records identify 12 units across four buildings at 5602–5624 E. Beaver Avenue, while state corporate records show the condominium association dates to 2006. Public sources do not report an age restriction, clubhouse or organized resident programming. For 55+ buyers, its main distinction is a compact ownership model with relatively few units and association services covering several exterior and utility-related costs.

HOMES

Alaska Woodlands consists of attached townhouse-style condominiums built in 2006 and 2007, with Carleson Custom Homes identified as the builder in property records. Recent and historical listings show two- and three-bedroom residences ranging from roughly 1,325 to 1,400 square feet. Features documented in listings include attached two-car garages, fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, wood-frame construction and first-floor bedrooms in some units. A current 2026 listing offers a 1,335-square-foot two-bedroom unit for $299,000.

AMENITIES

Alaska Woodlands does not publicly report a clubhouse, swimming pool, fitness center, tennis or pickleball courts, bocce facilities, golf, walking trails, clubs or scheduled social activities. Its association structure is more focused on property operations: a current listing reports $350 monthly dues covering exterior maintenance, grounds maintenance, insurance, sewer, snow removal and water. Earlier listings show lower dues, including $180 and $268 monthly, illustrating that association costs have changed over time.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Alaska Woodlands sits on E. Beaver Avenue in Wasilla, with access toward Bogard Road and the city's network of arterial routes. The Parks Highway, Palmer-Wasilla Highway and Knik-Goose Bay Road connect Wasilla with Palmer, Anchorage and other Mat-Su communities. Shopping includes Target and Fred Meyer on the Parks Highway. Mat-Su Health Services operates a Wasilla clinic, while Mat-Su Regional Medical Center is in Palmer. Wasilla also offers more than 240 acres of city parks and about 10 miles of maintained bike trails.