>>2041575I'm sure there are places like that, but being able to buy land that meets all those requirements could be difficult. SE AK probably has some spots but those are relative terms he is using and they can make land hard to find or expensive. I really can't speak to the southeast, I've never been there.
>Relatively far away from peopleI take this to mean having no neighbors but still having access to town for groceries and fuel. Hitting the goldilocks zone here can be tough since there is only a narrow margin between well developed urban/rural areas and untouched wilderness. A way around this is boat/offroad access in order to keep the normies out.
>mild climate for growing year roundI'm not really sure what he means by this. You can't grow under six feet of snow. You end up needing a greenhouse in some areas just to extend the growing season, but you would need to heat the greenhouse and at that point only sunlight matters if you don't provide that electrically. Having to heat it constantly means you probably need grid power, further narrowing down options and bringing you closer to urban areas.
>near salt and fresh waterYou will need at least access to the ocean (roads) and possibly a marina depending on the fishing you do. This again puts you close to town.
These put you on the southern coast, close enough to get utilities and access to a town on the ocean while trying to be relatively far away from people. It is pretty easy to find something with two or three things off that list, but hard to find four.
