Jane Kilcher Lists Her Iconic “Last Frontier Chalet” for Sale and Rent in Homer, Alaska

HOMER, ALASKA – June 2025 — Jane Kilcher, known to millions as a beloved figure on Discovery Channel’s Alaska: The Last Frontier, has officially announced that her rustic and artfully curated home, known as “The Last Frontier Chalet,” is now both available for rent and listed for sale.

Located just outside Homer, Alaska, next to the famed Kilcher homestead, the chalet is a striking 3-bedroom, 3-story home offering breathtaking glacial views. The house features reclaimed wood detailing, a grand piano, a custom kitchen with Thermador appliances, three bathrooms including a steam shower, and charming vintage decor throughout. Kilcher refers to it as her “favorite place in the world.”

Listed at $1.4 Million

The property, situated at 38126 Bobby Rufus Road, is listed for $1,400,000 with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alaska Realty. According to the official flyer, the home spans 2,550 square feet and includes 4 beds and 2.5 baths. It has been prominently featured on Alaska: The Last Frontier, making it a rare chance for fans and homestead enthusiasts to own a piece of Kilcher family history.

“Every detail of this property reflects exceptional craftsmanship… with stunning breathtaking views, unique character, and artistic elements—some of which were showcased on the show,” reads the property listing.

Still Accepting Airbnb & VRBO Bookings

Despite the sale listing, Kilcher is also offering select rental dates via Airbnb and VRBO (Property ID: 4097208). In a post shared on June 4, she mentioned that July is nearly fully booked, with open weekends still available in late June and August.

“It really is my favorite place in the world,” she wrote, sharing cozy interior shots filled with warm woods, plush furnishings, antique collections, and floral textiles.

A Cozy Guest Cabin May Be Next

In the comments, Kilcher revealed that she’s considering renting out a separate guest cabin on the property as well. “For now, it’s just my guest cabin or for me when the house rents out. It’s sooooooo cozy,” she said, posting a photo of the inviting log-cabin-style nook.

Don’t Miss the Greenhouse

Among the many features of the estate is a vibrant greenhouse built from recycled glass, filled with hanging blooms, herbs, and potted vegetables. The greenhouse is not just a gardener’s dream—it adds a magical storybook charm to the already unique estate.