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This page consolidates all seller disclosures, permit history, contractor scope, utility estimates, and supporting documents for 611 W 11th Ave, Anchorage. It is intended for buyers, investors, and contractors conducting due diligence.

The State of Alaska Residential Real Property Transfer Disclosure Statement (REC-4229) and its four-page addendum form the legal disclosure record. The sections below expand on specific conditions room by room and system by system. All statements are made in good faith and reflect the seller's direct knowledge.

Downloadable documents — including the signed disclosure form, as-built survey, plat, and asbestos test — are available at the bottom of this page. For questions or to schedule a showing, contact Steve Sellgren directly.

State Disclosure — Key Items

The signed REC-4229 form is available for download below. The following summarizes material items by category.

Roof, Attic & Ice Damming

  • Sloped roof reshingled in 2017 under permit R171803. No leaks since.
  • Flat roof areas over the Mud Room and rear of the 1-Car Garage have limited insulation and have leaked historically, including as recently as last spring. Ice forms in these areas.
  • Attic insulation over legacy forced-air furnace ducting is insufficient to prevent snow melt and ice formation. Limited clearance prevents achieving full R-value over ducting; ducting can be removed after upstairs radiant heat installation is complete.
  • Small roof ledge at the west bedroom — a remnant of the 2-Car Garage overhang — has soft spots.

Heating Systems

  • Each unit has a separately metered high-efficiency combi-boiler — radiant heat and on-demand hot water.
  • Upstairs radiant heat approximately 75% installed and operational. Primary suite loops not yet complete.
  • Upstairs forced-air furnace remains as backup heat pending radiant completion.
  • Garage forced-air furnace serves the 2-Car Garage and Mud Room; it previously also served the west addition — supply and return to living areas removed when radiant was added in 2018.
  • Mud Room heated by garage furnace. Door at top of stairs is not fire-rated.
  • Boiler exhaust venting runs through upstairs fireplace chase. PVC expansion causes intermittent thumping noises.

Plumbing

  • The upstairs South and West Bathrooms were not inspected prior to cover; some of the piping is accessible for inspection from the lower unit. The South Bathroom sewer was inspected from below as part of the rough inspection for downstairs and was included in pressure testing.
  • Sewer vent wye for upstairs Primary Bath shower visible from downstairs; buyer should evaluate.
  • Old gas water heater in upstairs Primary Closet leaked and was removed; gas line branch removed back to trunk near garage.
  • Roof vent from old water heater remains above Primary Closet.

Electrical

  • Breakers marked with blue tape in upstairs panel are not connected.
  • Dryer and washer lines coiled in attic above upstairs Laundry Room.
  • Exterior chandelier at front stairs controlled by upstairs unit.
  • Downstairs electrical service runs from exterior meters through a junction box in the Mud Room (former meter location) to the panel in the 1-Car Garage. The service conductor between the Mud Room and the panel is routed along the ceiling/wall edge of the 2-Car Garage. The sheetrock in that section has been removed for plumbing and radiant work; the conductor is currently exposed. Routing should be evaluated by a licensed electrician prior to finishing.

Windows

  • Replacement windows for upstairs Primary Bedroom, South Bedroom, and Kitchen are on site; not yet installed. Windows are from the same order as the downstairs installed windows.
  • Some upstairs windows not included in the staged replacements show condensation between panes.

Structural & Foundation

  • Mud Room floor is a thin concrete slab not suitable as a frost-depth foundation.
  • Cracks in entry walkway and 1-car driveway — exterior flatwork only, not the building foundation.
  • No known soil or foundation movement affecting the structure.

Mud Room — Permit & Setback Status

  • The Mud Room is an enclosed structure spanning the rear of both garages and the upstairs rear stairway. Construction is 2×4 framing on a 3" concrete slab with a flat roof over 2×10s.
  • The 1978 building plans show exterior stairs in this location. The original covered stairway appears to have been enclosed at some later date. The west addition permit drawings (1995) are ambiguous — one sheet shows exterior stairs, another shows Mud Room walls — and construction quality of the Mud Room is inconsistent with the permitted west addition work.
  • No permit for the Mud Room enclosure has been found by the seller in an online search of Municipality of Anchorage records. The seller has not queried the building office directly. A permit may exist that was not found, or the work may have been part of the west addition permit.
  • The as-built survey shows the structure at 5'0" from the rear property line. Depending on lot orientation, this may be consistent with the R2M side setback requirement; however, the seller has not confirmed this with the Municipality. Buyer should independently verify applicable setback requirements and permit status with the Municipality of Anchorage.

Fireplaces

  • Boiler exhaust venting runs along the north edge of the upstairs fireplace chase. PVC expansion causes intermittent thumping noises. Gas line present in chase; shutoff in basement Laundry Room.
  • Downstairs wood-burning fireplace removed between Dining Room and Living Room; gas fireplace installed in Living Room; gas line and venting inspected; fireplace requires permanent attachment prior to covering.
  • Basement wood-burning fireplace converted to gas; gas line and venting inspected; fireplace requires permanent attachment prior to covering.
  • All three original wood-burning chimney flues were removed. The basement and first-floor chimneys were cement block structures; the upstairs was a steel firebox. At the first floor the chimneys transitioned to steel ducting. The three 16" diameter chimneys were removed and the roof chase capped in metal when the roof was re-shingled (permit R17-1803).

Egress & Safety

  • Basement egress window installation was not inspected by the Municipality.
  • Mud Room door at top of stairs is not fire-rated.

Square Footage

  • Owner measurements differ from Municipality records. All figures on the property website are seller measurements and should be independently verified.

Four-Page Addendum Summary

The signed addendum is available for download below. Key items are reproduced here for reference.

Property Expansion & Easements

  • Property expanded in 1995 to include half of the 20' alley to the west (Plat 95-99); neighbor to the west received the other half.
  • Unrecorded 1995 easement grants neighbor access to the west 10' of this property specifically for access to their garages; expires 2030.
  • Resulting shared driveway is 20' wide, fully paved, and runs the full depth of the property; maintenance is shared.

Open Permits

See the Permits section below for complete permit history and status.

Noise Sources

  • Church behind property has bells that chime on the quarter-hour from 8am to 6pm.
  • Church plows their parking lot around 3am.

Condition Notes by Room

Upstairs — Living Room

  • Old wood-burning fireplace removed; chase sealed. All three original chimney flues (basement, first floor, upstairs) removed; roof chase capped in metal at re-shingling.
  • Boiler exhaust venting runs along the north edge of the upstairs fireplace chase; PVC expansion causes intermittent thumping noises
  • Gas line present in chase; shutoff in basement Laundry Room

Upstairs — Kitchen

  • Leveling compound applied over radiant panels; floor ~1" lower at stove than east windows; flattening chosen over leveling; flattening incomplete
  • Radiant heat loops not inspected by the Municipality
  • Gas line in cabinet by stove not inspected by the Municipality
  • Vent hood upgraded to 8" duct and roof cap; not inspected by the Municipality
  • Replacement windows for over-sink location on site; not installed

Upstairs — Laundry Room

  • Dryer vent path not finalized
  • Water lines for laundry not yet routed up from garage
  • Sewer drain line not inspected by the Municipality
  • Exterior hose bib water line not yet routed up from garage
  • Dryer (220V) and washer (120V) lines coiled in attic
  • Forced-air furnace remains as backup heat until radiant heat installation completed

Upstairs — West Bathroom

  • Work not inspected by the Municipality
  • Sewer piping visible from below; some additional plumbing visible through the radiant access panel
  • Radiant heat installed and covered

Upstairs — South Bathroom

  • Work not inspected by the Municipality prior to cover; sewer piping visible from below
  • South Bathroom sewer was inspected from below as part of the rough inspection for downstairs and was included in pressure testing
  • Radiant heat installed and covered

Upstairs — South & Primary Bedrooms

  • Replacement windows on site; not installed
  • Laundry previously located in South Bedroom closet; all plumbing and electrical removed

Upstairs — Primary Closet & Bath

  • Old gas water heater leaked and was removed; gas line branch removed back to trunk near garage
  • Roof vent from old water heater remains above primary closet
  • Sewer vent wye for Primary Bath shower visible from downstairs; buyer should evaluate

Downstairs — General

  • Subfloor height increased due to SturdiFloor installation; additional height from radiant panels and hardwood may affect door installation
  • Final finished floor height changes may affect code compliance of basement stairs
  • Interior doors, primary bathroom door (30" on site; buyer to verify), and garage/house door may require rough opening height or width adjustment. Existing sliding closet doors may also require adjustment if reused.
  • Electrical service conductor from Mud Room junction box to panel in 1-Car Garage routed along 2-Car Garage ceiling/wall edge — sheetrock in that section removed; service conductor currently exposed. Should be evaluated by a licensed electrician prior to finishing.

Downstairs — Kitchen

  • Load-bearing wall removed under permit X17-1307 (closed); triple LVL beam transfers load to ends
  • Adjacent wall intentionally framed as a floating wall

Downstairs — Living Room

  • Gas fireplace installed; requires permanent attachment prior to covering

Basement

  • Gas fireplace provides primary heat with thermostat; requires permanent attachment prior to covering
  • Egress window installation was not inspected by the Municipality
  • Notched floor joists at bottom of stairs were repaired as part of kitchen load-bearing wall removal (permit X17-1307, closed)

Building Permits

All permits are Municipality of Anchorage. Status reflects seller's knowledge as of listing date.

R16-1463
Downstairs remodel — active parent permit. Open item: insulation and vapor barrier inspection not yet completed.
Active
P16-1307
Downstairs plumbing rough-in — DWV and water rough approved for cover; open items: shower pan liner test required on 2 main floor shower pans prior to covering (UPC 408.7.1), radiant tubing rough
Open
E16-1415
Downstairs electrical rough-in — approved for cover; not marked finalized
Open
M16-1325
Downstairs mechanical rough-in — bath fans and boilers approved for cover; open items: fireplace framing inspection (DVFP) and range hood (noted incomplete in permit comments)
Open
X17-1307
Downstairs kitchen load-bearing wall removal and beam installation. Repair of notched floor joists at bottom of basement stairs.
Closed
RETROE151319
Downstairs electrical panel relocation
Closed
R17-1019
Permit opened to remove part of wall between 2-Car Garage and mud room — canceled; no work performed
Canceled
R171803
Roof reshingle with new sheathing, airflow baffles, and double row of ice & water shield
Closed

Contractor Scope of Work

The following scope reflects finish work remaining as of the listing date. Structural and mechanical work is substantially complete. Uponor QuikTrak radiant panels for both units, hardwood flooring for upstairs, replacement windows for two upstairs bedrooms and kitchen over-sink, and interior doors for downstairs are all on site.

Sequencing note: Several items should be addressed before proceeding with finish work:

(1) Electrical — downstairs: The service conductor (routed from Mud Room junction box to panel in 1-Car Garage along the 2-Car Garage ceiling) is currently exposed with sheetrock removed — reroute directly from exterior meters to panels before covering.

(2) Gas — downstairs stove stub: The current stove gas stub runs off the 1" boiler branch. Before finishing ceilings, reroute the stove stub to tee off the ½" branch that feeds the garage furnace — run ¾" flex to the stove location and leave it unconnected pending a future meter upgrade. This positions the stove on the correct branch for when service is upgraded to AC-400 / 1¼" pipe. Those pipes run below the ceiling and are accessible now.

(3) Upstairs radiant — primary suite: Install the front entry door before completing radiant panel installation, as door installation may require subfloor access. Also consider roughing the primary bath (demo and rough plumbing) before sheeting the downstairs ceiling below it, in case floor or plumbing issues require access from below.

(4) Downstairs sheetrock: Verify all rough door opening heights meet finished floor height before hanging sheetrock. Headers may need adjustment due to SturdiFloor, radiant panel, and hardwood stacking.

Upstairs

AreaScope
Entry / ExteriorInstall new front door (on site)
Radiant HeatComplete radiant loops in primary suite. Uponor QuikTrak panels on site. Needs 5/16" hePEX tubing. Connectors on site. Layout drawings available.
Primary BathroomComplete remodel
KitchenInstall flooring. Verify subfloor prep. Upgrade lighting.
Laundry RoomRemove forced-air furnace. Finalize plumbing, electrical, and mechanical (dryer vent). Install radiant panels, sheetrock, cabinets, counters, sink, venting, and flooring. Optional: add window.
FlooringInstall hardwood flooring in living areas after tile work. Remaining flooring on site.
Windows & TrimOptional: install replacement windows in primary bedroom, south bedroom, and kitchen over-sink (on site). Match window and door trim throughout.
Insulation & AtticImprove attic insulation after radiant conversion and lighting adjustments
Mud RoomMay need redesign. 2×4 framing on 3" slab. Flat roof over 2×10s — insufficient insulation, historically leaked. Heat source from garage forced-air furnace. Permit and setback status should be verified with Municipality before proceeding with any work.
2-Car GaragePartial sheetrock installation and finishing

Downstairs

AreaScope
SoundproofingInstall ceiling insulation for sound control.
SheetrockHang, tape, and finish sheetrock throughout. Ceiling assembly: RC-1 resilient channel + single layer 5/8" Type X. Existing recessed can housings are mounted ½" below joist face and accommodate the RC channel without boxing.
Radiant FloorInstall radiant floor system. Uponor QuikTrak panels on site. Needs 5/16" hePEX tubing. Connectors on site. Layout drawings available.
Interior DoorsInstall interior doors (on site). May need to raise headers due to finished floor height.
KitchenInstall cabinets, counters, appliances, and finishes
BathroomsInstall tile, vanities, fixtures, trim, and finishes (primary and guest)
FlooringInstall flooring throughout. Consider flush tile/flooring interfaces.
ExteriorInstall soffits (fire-resistant material preferred). Cover exposed areas. Paint exterior.
Sliding DoorBuild step or landing from sliding door to patio
CrawlspaceNo vapor barrier currently installed. Crawlspace floor joists above not insulated. Exposed water lines present.

Basement

AreaScope
SoundproofingInstall ceiling insulation.
SheetrockHang, tape, and finish sheetrock. Ceiling assembly: RC-1 resilient channel + single layer 5/8" Type X.
FlooringInstall flooring in bonus room, hall, and laundry

1-Car Garage

AreaScope
ElectricalReroute downstairs service conductor from exterior meters directly to panel — evaluate before finishing ceiling. Current service conductor from Mud Room junction box should be re-routed directly to meter.
SoundproofingInstall ceiling insulation
SheetrockHang, tape, and finish. Full ceiling exposed — firecode sheetrock required on ceiling and on wall shared with downstairs living space. Single-layer 5/8" Type X direct-attach. The 2-Car Garage ceiling below the west addition has open areas that need to be closed up; verify with Muni whether uniform treatment is required across the full ceiling.
Mud RoomSee Mud Room scope above and Permit & Setback Status in State Disclosure section — verify with Municipality before proceeding

Mechanical & Utility Specifications

Electrical Service

UnitServiceNotes
Upstairs250-amp · separately meteredMain panel in Laundry Room. Sub-panel in 2-Car Garage fed by main panel.
Downstairs200-amp · separately meteredPanel relocated to garage — permit RETROE151319, closed. Full rewire completed — permit E16-1415, approved for cover.

Gas Service — Both Units

ItemDetail
MeterAC-250 (each unit · separately metered)
Service line1" pipe from meter · approximately 30' run with 9 elbows · equivalent length ~52'
TerminationBasement Boiler Room / Laundry Room
Current configurationElectric dryers installed; no gas stoves currently installed. No gas fireplace installed upstairs. AC-250 meters are adequate for current installed loads.
Gas stove / gas dryer / fireplaceAdding a gas stove and/or gas dryer on either unit would exceed AC-250 meter capacity. Adding a gas fireplace upstairs would also exceed AC-250 capacity unless the 2-Car Garage heater was re-sized appropriately. Upgrade to AC-400 meter and 1¼" service line would be required. Exterior garage wall routing is accessible.

Gas Loads — Downstairs Unit

ApplianceRatingStatus
Weil-McLain AquaBalance combi-boiler155,000 BTU/hrInstalled
Napoleon B36 — basement fireplace18,000 BTU/hrInstalled
Napoleon B36 — living room fireplace18,000 BTU/hrInstalled
Modine Hot Dawg HD30 — garage30,000 BTU/hrInstalled
Stove~65,000 BTU/hr (estimated)Not installed · 220V also at location
Dryer~25,000 BTU/hr (estimated)Electric dryer currently installed
Installed load (no stove/dryer): 221,000 BTU/hr — within AC-250 capacity. Full gas configuration: 311,000 BTU/hr — exceeds AC-250. Distribution: ½" branch off main feeds garage furnace and should feed stove stub.

Gas Loads — Upstairs Unit

ApplianceRatingStatus
Weil-McLain AquaBalance combi-boiler155,000 BTU/hrInstalled
Dayton 2-Car Garage forced-air furnace75,000 BTU/hrInstalled
Armstrong forced-air furnace (Laundry Room)80,000 BTU/hrInstalled · backup heat pending radiant completion
Fireplace — Living Room chase~20,000 BTU/hr (estimated)Gas line present · future installation
Stove~65,000 BTU/hr (estimated)Not installed
Dryer~25,000 BTU/hr (estimated)Electric dryer currently installed
Installed load (no stove/dryer): 230,000 BTU/hr — within AC-250 capacity. Full gas configuration (all appliances including fireplace): 340,000 BTU/hr — exceeds AC-250. Distribution: 3/4" branch off main feeds garage furnace, stove stub, and dryer stub.

Heating Systems Summary

SystemDetail
Boilers (both units)Two Weil-McLain AquaBalance 155k BTU combi-boilers · radiant heat + on-demand hot water · both installed in basement boiler room · separately metered
Upstairs radiant~75% installed and operational · 4 manifolds: west addition, Laundry Room, and Kitchen (all installed); primary suite (not yet installed) · Uponor QuikTrak panels on site
Downstairs radiant2 manifolds: kitchen and bedrooms (both installed) · Uponor QuikTrak panels on site
Upstairs forced-air backupFurnace retained as backup heat pending radiant completion
Basement primary heatNapoleon B36 gas fireplace with thermostat

Finish Materials On-Site (~$40k)

The following finish materials are staged on-site and transfer with the property. Invoices are available for all items below. Approximately 1,000 piecemeal receipts from the broader renovation are available on request for serious buyers.

ItemDetailEst. Value
Oak hardwood flooringUpstairs only · boxed, new · stored in garage$18,400
Uponor QuikTrak radiant panelsBoth units · stored in garage · layout drawings on site$14,662
Replacement windows11 units · upstairs bedrooms and kitchen · stored in basement$2,385
Interior doors11 units · downstairs · stored in Downstairs Kitchen$2,138
Front entry doorUpstairs · stored in Downstairs Primary Bedroom$2,795
Front entry door hardwareUpstairs · stored in Downstairs Primary Bedroom · not yet installed$170
Vanity setDownstairs Guest Bath · Home Decorators Clinton 72" · matching linen cabinet · 2 mirrors · stored in Downstairs Living Room$2,650 (list)
Glass shower doorDownstairs Primary Shower · stored in Primary Walk-In Closet$696 (list)
Schluter shower pansBoth downstairs showers · in place, not yet attached$1,145
Total~$40,000

Values reflect original invoice cost. Boiler and roofing invoices also available.

Utility Estimates

Gas estimates based on 2021 CCF consumption scaled to January 2026 billing rates. During 2021, upstairs was maintained at 72°F (forced-air serving approximately 85% of the unit) and downstairs at 65°F while occupied. Actual costs will vary based on occupancy, thermostat settings, and completion of radiant systems.

Unit Est. Monthly Avg (2026 rates) Est. Peak Month (2026 rates) Est. Annual (2026 rates) Notes
Upstairs ~$279 ~$498 (April) ~$3,343 Based on 85% forced-air and 15% radiant usage. No data for 100% radiant.
Downstairs ~$151 ~$266 (April) ~$1,815 Based on 100% heating from 2 gas fireplaces. No data for radiant.

Units are separately metered for gas and electric. Monthly detail and methodology available as a PDF on request.

Easements & Noise

Shared Driveway Easement Property was expanded in 1995 to include half of the 20' alley to the west (Plat 95-99); the neighbor to the west received the other half. An unrecorded 1995 easement grants the neighbor access to the west 10' of this property specifically for access to their garages; expires 2030. The resulting shared driveway is 20' wide, fully paved, and runs the full depth of the property; maintenance is shared.
Church Bells The church immediately behind the property has bells that chime on the quarter-hour between 8am and 6pm daily.
Parking Lot Plowing The church plows their parking lot approximately 3am. Noise is audible from the rear of the property.

Documents & Forms

All documents available for download. Contact the seller for additional information or to request CAD drawings.

Property Tax — 2026

  • Parcel: 00214368000 · Zoning: R2M · Lot: 8,513 sq ft
  • 2026 assessed value: $948,700 (land $250,700 · improvements $698,000)
  • Net taxable value: $948,700 · Tax year 2026
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Measurements are approximate. All figures should be independently verified by buyer. This page is provided for informational purposes and does not substitute for professional inspection. State disclosure form and addendum constitute the legal disclosure record.
Contact the Seller
Steve Sellgren
(907) 217-9510
Property Website
611w11th.com
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