Alaska
Homes for Sale in Kodiak
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8 listings
Avg $824,250
1924 days avg
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Kodiak Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Kodiak, AK
8
Active Listings
$824K
Avg Price
$347K
Median Price
$179
Price/Sqft
4,600
Avg Sqft
1924
Avg Days
Price Range
From
$314,000
To
$3,950,000
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Single Family
$489K
2310 Beaver Lake Dr
Kodiak, AK
0 bd0 ba
Single Family
$4.0M
6223 Cliff Point Road
Kodiak, AK
4 bd6 ba4,600
Land
$329K
6254 CLIFF POINT RD, KODIAK, AK, 99615
Kodiak, AK
0 bd0 ba
Land
$324K
6115 Cliff Point Rd
Kodiak, AK
0 bd0 ba
Land
$314K
6091 Cliff Point Rd
Kodiak, AK
0 bd0 ba
Land
$359K
6275 Cliff Point Rd
Kodiak, AK
0 bd0 ba
Land
$495K
6186 Cliff Point Road
Kodiak, AK
0 bd0 ba
Land
$334K
6266 Cliff Point Road The Point L1
Kodiak, AK
0 bd0 ba
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About Kodiak Real Estate
Kodiak is a coastal community on Kodiak Island where residents value a quieter pace and access to outdoor activities. Many who relocate are drawn by fishing, wildlife viewing, and a strong sense of place that comes from living surrounded by water and mountains. The character of the area changes from one neighborhood to the next, with some parts closer to the waterfront and others set back among wooded hills. Daily life often revolves around the harbor, local markets, and trails that lead into nearby state parks. Dining options tend to focus on fresh seafood and casual eateries rather than extensive variety. Cultural activities include small museums and community events tied to the island’s fishing and Native heritage. Families are served by the local public school district along with a few private school choices. The climate is cool and maritime, with frequent rain, moderate temperatures year-round, and occasional strong winds. In the current market there are eight active listings, the median price sits at $346,500, and homes range from roughly $314,000 to $3,950,000.
Average listing price: $824,250 · 8 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show a broad spread from $314,000 to $3,950,000, with an average price of $824,250 and a median of $346,500. Buyers should expect variation depending on size, location, and waterfront access. The eight active homes average 4,600 square feet, though smaller and larger properties are also available.
Properties have been averaging 1,924 days on market, indicating a slower pace of sales. This timeline can vary with price point, condition, and seasonal interest from both local buyers and those relocating for work or lifestyle reasons.
The island experiences a cool maritime climate with frequent rain, moderate year-round temperatures, and occasional strong winds. Winters are mild compared with mainland Alaska, while summers remain cool and overcast much of the time.
The area is served by the local public school district along with a small number of private options. Families typically evaluate schools based on individual needs rather than broad performance metrics alone.
Residents have access to trails, state parks, and harbor-based recreation such as fishing and boating. Dining leans toward fresh local seafood and casual spots, while cultural offerings include museums and community events centered on the island’s heritage.