Located along Glenn Highway, roughly forty-two miles northeast of Anchorage, the lovely community of Palmer, Alaska, is a great place to buy a home. Nestled in a broad valley between the Chugach Mountains and the Talkeetna Mountains, not far above the Matanuska River, Palmer is home to around six thousand residents. The town was originally a farming community established in the 1930s. Its agricultural roots have remained strong throughout the years, and with the area's ideal growing conditions, Palmer continues to produce record-breaking harvests.

 
Palmer is a family-friendly community with one high, middle, and elementary school. Matanuska-Susitna College is also in the town. Further contributing to its appeal, the community hosts multiple exciting events and festivals yearly to engage and entertain its residents and visitors. The Alaska State Fair and ParadePride Picnic are among the locals' favorites, and the Palmer. In addition to the community events, Palmer is home to several points of interest, including a golf course, the Palmer Museum of History and Art, and multiple public gardens. Furthermore, the town is near Hatcher pass, a popular destination for hiking, snowmobiling, and skiing.

All of these appealing features contribute to the desirability of Palmer real estate. Real estate in Palmer includes various housing options, including attached and detached residences. In addition, there are waterfront properties in Palmer, small acreages, and single-family homes in all shapes and sizes. Because of the size of the community, Palmer properties are generally more affordable than similar real estate in Anchorage. Furthermore, you'll find new construction in Palmer and older homes. As a result of the extreme diversity of homes for sale in Palmer, listing prices generally span an extensive range. If you want more detailed information regarding the currently listed Palmer homes, please let us assist you and contact us at your earliest convenience. Louie Crandall, Upcycle Real Estate!