Goldstream Cabins, LLC

Log cabins with running water for rent near the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Goldstream Cabins, LLC, is a family small business offering large, well-built, energy-efficient cabins on a month-to-month rental basis at competitive rates.

Most cabins feature hot/cold running water to a large kitchen sink, and are insulated with closed-cell soy/urethane foam, which translates to reduced drafts, warmer cabins and lower heating bills. All cabins have heat-traced plumbing lines--no slop buckets to empty. Specific amenities are detailed under the individual cabin description pages linked from this page.

Goldstream Cabins are clean and well-maintained in quiet neighborhoods close to the University of Alaska Fairbanks.  Our cabins are located on large wooded lots that offer privacy and space, but also convenient access to trails for biking, skiing, hiking and other activities.

Four cabins are currently offered on a long-term, month-to-month basis. We do not offer daily or weekly rates, nor do we rent cabins for just a few months.

Thank you for thinking of Goldstream Cabins!

      "In Alaska, renting is usually an adventure in terms of the property and the landlord. Goldstream Cabins are lovely. The washer/dryer and running water to the kitchen sink made dry living doable for me as a young professional who has to wear a suit to work most days . . ."  -- Mary

More Testimonials

JUNE 2018--All cabins are rented. Please check back!

SUMMER VEGGIES!!  All our cabins feature raised garden beds!

Owner, Goldstream Cabins

Note: Goldstream Cabins, LLC, is not a construction company, and does not build cabins for others. You may see photos of our cabins being used to promote other people's construction and cabin kit businesses--these photos are being used without permission and we do not endorse or reccomend these businesses. If you are shopping around for a quality cabin builder, please make sure your contractor is licensed, bonded, and insured; and has current contractor endorsements from the State of Alaska. Make sure you see their work and talk to their satisfied customers before you hire them. There are many bad contractors in Fairbanks. Be careful!