Sandpiper Apartments

6701 E 6th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99504

Apartment building

2 beds

Pet-friendly

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
23 2 bd, 1 ba 9 photos	--	Dec 1	$1,475
13 2 bd, 1 ba 6 photos	--	Dec 1	$1,475
17 2 bd, 1 ba 8 photos	--	Dec 1	$1,495
21 2 bd, 1 ba 8 photos	--	Dec 1	$1,495

What's special

Updated apartment with easy commute to the base and Tikatnu. Tenant pays for electric, heat is included! Pets on approval. Discount for Police, Fire, Teachers! Inquiries welcome!

Facts, features & policies

Unit Features

Appliances

Dishwasher

Oven

Range Oven

Refrigerator

Heating

Other

Oven/stove

Policies

Pet essentials

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DogsAllowed
Small and large OK
CatsAllowed

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Neighborhood: Northeast

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Outdoor Activities
Ample parks and spaces for hiking, biking, and active recreation.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.
Shopping Scene
Bustling retail hubs with boutiques, shops, and convenient everyday essentials.
Highway Access
Quick highway connections for seamless travel and regional access.

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Anchorage’s 99504 spans Muldoon, Scenic Foothills, Nunaka Valley, and Russian Jack—leafy neighborhoods backed by the Chugach Mountains and a practical, outdoorsy rhythm. Errands are easy at Tikahtnu Commons (Target, Cabela’s, AMC), Fred Meyer and Carrs on Muldoon, with drive‑thru coffee stands and Starbucks dotted throughout; dining ranges from Thai and Korean mom‑and‑pop spots to familiar chains, and Planet Fitness keeps workouts convenient. Per Zillow’s Market Trends in recent months, median asking rent in 99504 has hovered around the mid‑$1,600s, with typical listings roughly $1,200–$2,200, offering a range of options for different home sizes. Winters bring deep snow, nordic skiing, and fat‑tire biking at Russian Jack Springs Park, while summer’s long light means lake loops at Cheney Lake, birding at Baxter Bog, and quick drives to Chugach foothill trailheads. The area leans family‑ and pet‑friendly with ample greenbelts, community leagues at Nunaka Valley fields, and straightforward Glenn Highway access to downtown and JBER.