Settlers Bay Owners Association (Wasilla, AK)
Wasilla, Matanuska-Susitna Borough County, Alaska · Mat-Su Valley (Wasilla) golf market
- HOA fee
- $125 / annually
- Housing
- single-family homes, multi-family units
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The Settlers Bay Owners Association is a large, long-established residential association covering Settlers Bay Subdivision Units No. 1 and No. 2 in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, created in 1977 and incorporated as a nonprofit in Alaska in 1993. It is one of the larger homeowners associations in the state, with roughly 799 property owners, and charges modest annual dues ($125/year for homes, $25/year for undeveloped lots, $62.50 per living unit/year for Unit No. 1 multi-family units).
Despite sharing the 'Settlers Bay' name with the adjacent golf course, and having its main subdivision entrance located directly next to the Settlers Bay Lodge and Restaurant at Mile 8 of the Knik-Goose Bay Road, the Association's own materials are explicit: the golf course and Lodge are not affiliated with the Owners Association. The subdivision is simply close to the course, and golf-course access runs through the subdivision's roads -- proximity and a shared address, not governance or membership integration. This is a materially different product from Fairway Estates, the smaller subdivision the golf course itself develops and markets directly (see that community's record). Buyers should treat any 'Settlers Bay' real estate listing with care and confirm which of the two distinct communities -- and which relationship, if any, to the golf course -- actually applies.
Golf Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
No golf-membership or access benefit is tied to Settlers Bay Owners Association homeownership; the Association's own materials explicitly disclaim any affiliation with the golf course. Residents access golf the same way any member of the public does -- green fees or a season pass purchased directly from the club.
Living in Settlers Bay Owners Association (Wasilla, AK)
Settlers Bay Subdivision Units No. 1 and No. 2 form one of Alaska's larger homeowners associations by owner count (~799), established in 1977 with the main entrance at Mile 8 Knik-Goose Bay Road, adjacent to the Settlers Bay Lodge and Restaurant. Amenities described in Association materials include a coastal trail, a salmon creek, and a small park; the annual dues structure is modest ($125/year for developed home lots).
Location & Surrounding Area
The subdivision sits along the Knik-Goose Bay Road roughly 8 miles west of Wasilla, on the coast of Knik Arm, immediately adjacent to (but administratively unaffiliated with) Settlers Bay Golf Course and the separate Fairway Estates subdivision.
Costs & Fees
Figures below are labeled Current only when the source itself frames them as presently accurate. Everything else is labeled Historical — a source checked today does not make an old figure a current one.
HOA / association fee
Current$125
$125/year for homes, $25/year for undeveloped lots, and $62.50 per living unit/year for multi-family units in Unit No. 1, per the Association's own 'About Us' page as reflected in search results (direct fetch of settlersbayhomeowners.com was blocked by network egress this session).
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current dues and any special assessments directly with the Association.
- Confirm whether any informal golf-access discount or arrangement has since been established between the Association and the golf course -- none was found in this research pass, and the Association's own materials disclaim any affiliation.
- Confirm current home-price range specific to this subdivision (as distinct from Fairway Estates) directly with a local agent.
Notable
- Created in 1977 and incorporated as an Alaska nonprofit corporation in 1993; covers Settlers Bay Subdivision Units No. 1 and No. 2.
- Roughly 799 property owners, described as one of the largest homeowners associations in Alaska.
- Its own official materials explicitly state the golf course and Settlers Bay Lodge and Restaurant are NOT affiliated with the Association, despite the shared name and adjacent entrance.
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