000 No Road - Coal Cove, Homer, AK 99603

Coal Cove, located 20+/- nautical miles southwest of Homer Spit, lies on the mainland just north of Passage Island. Spanning approximately 80+/- acres with nearly 1,500 feet of linear water frontage, this private holding is characterized by a dramatic landscape of towering spruce trees, estimated to be over 350 years old, and an elevated terrain that rises from the beach to 120 feet at Coal CovePoint. Like Passage Island, it offers exceptional opportunities for timber investment, private ownership, or the development of a secluded off-grid retreat. Historically, Passage Island was named in 1786 by Captain Portlock, who mistakenly believed it marked the entrance to a navigable strait. In the early 1900s, John Herbert established a fox farm on the island, later transitioning it into a mink ranch before its eventual closure, after which the island remained largely untouched.