The Chatanika Gold Camp (Old F.E. Company) is a restaurant, hotel and full bar housed in a mining camp built in the early 1900's and has been restored and updated to modern standards yet it retains much of its original charm. The property features 2 main camp buildings, which house a turn-key restaurant and bar, with 20 rooms for rentals, showers and laundry facilities, and a banquet hall. Full commercial kitchen includes the original 12-foot long 1923 Lang wood-stove (which is still in use), all kitchen equipment and small wares included. The restaurant seats 45 and offers a large outdoor deck to enjoy summer afternoons with a lunch and a cold drink. The beautifully renovated banquet hall in the adjacent bunk-house building caters to special events like weddings, retreats, banquets and special occasions. The banquet hall seats approximately 75-100 guests and can be set up with a full service bar. On the hillside above, two log cabins with wrap-around decks provide beautiful Views of the mining valley and the Aurora in the night skies. Each cabin is configured with 4 hotel rooms each with large jetted tubs. One of the many highlights is the Artesian well providing crystal clear mountain water. This property was listed as a Federal National Historic Site in 1979. Great opportunity for summer and winter tourism or with unrestricted zoning it could be grown into a destination resort catering to those interested in the cultivation and growing industry soon to explode in Alaska.

The manager has listed the unit size as 14785 square feet.