Private Top-Floor Retreat in the Heart of Downtown Fairbanks

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AVAILABLE JULY 5, 2026 to DEC 31, 2026 ***DISCOUNTED RATE FOR STAYS 90+ DAYS*** WHAT YOU'LL LOVE ABOUT OUR HOME Enjoy a rare blend of privacy and walkability in our beautifully furnished top-floor apartment in the heart of downtown Fairbanks. Just one block from the Chena River, our private second-story retreat offers the charm of a quiet residential setting while placing you within easy walking distance of trails, restaurants, cafés, shops, galleries, and local nightlife. The apartment features one spacious king bedroom with an en suite bath and soaking tub, a second bathroom with a shower, a fully equipped kitchen, a bright and inviting living room, and gorgeous pools of natural light throughout. A dedicated standing desk creates an ideal work-from-home setup, while the sunny private deck with outdoor seating offers a relaxing place to unwind after a day of work or adventure. Utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, and dedicated off-street parking for one vehicle are included. Perfect for visiting faculty, traveling medical professionals, researchers, consultants, remote workers, and couples seeking an extended stay in Fairbanks. THE NEIGHBORHOOD Located in a quiet, low-traffic mixed residential and commercial neighborhood, the apartment is just a 10-minute drive or a 20-minute bike ride from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Within a few blocks you'll find an art gallery, a coworking space, bookstore, coffee shop, restaurants, and the Chena Riverwalk. During the summer's long twilight—and later as the evenings grow darker—the neighborhood remains well lit and comfortable for walking. LIVING IN FAIRBANKS Whether you're in Fairbanks for work, research, medical assignments, or simply an extended adventure, you'll be perfectly positioned to experience the best of Interior Alaska. World-class Nordic ski trails, the midnight sun, aurora season, river recreation, and dog mushing are all part of life here. Denali National Park is just over two hours to the south, while local favorites include the University of Alaska Museum of the North, the Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitors Center, Creamer's Field, and countless opportunities to explore Alaska's extraordinary outdoors.