$599,000
Amazing opportunity just minutes from Honokaʻa and 20 minutes from Waimea. This 5.25-acre property is an established tropical fruit and tea farm with 90+ mature exotic fruit trees, flowers, tea, taro, breadfruit, lush landscaping, and ocean and Mauna Kea views.
Native plantings, gardens, and mature privacy hedges create a secluded, walled-garden feel. A standout is the established mahogany plantation, offering beauty now and valuable future timber potential. Deep, fertile volcanic soils and a mild mid-elevation climate support a wide variety of tropical fruits and stays comfortable year-round. Fully fenced, with paved access, a graded driveway, and elevated graded areas for a future home, expansion, or continued agricultural use.
Robust off-grid infrastructure includes a 10.4 kW solar array large enough for a fully electric kitchen, multiple refrigerators & freezers, laundry, and EV charging; a 24,000-gallon rainwater catchment system with UV filtration that has sustained the property through extended dry periods; and Starlink high-speed internet. Hurricane Lala left the farm unharmed, with solar, water & internet functioning flawlessly throughout.
The 1,900 SF, 3-bay garage/warehouse with a protected 40' shipping container beneath provides storage and workspace for farm operations. The yurt residence has a spacious wrap-around deck and an ocean-view bedroom. Attached structures include a bathroom, laundry, and a modern fully electric kitchen with butcher-block counters, a large stainless sink, dishwasher, and ocean views from the workspaces.
Nights are dark, the air is clean, and the climate brings frequent sun with enough rain to stay green. A rare Hāmākua farm with established food production, working off-grid systems, privacy, views & room to grow. All structures and improvements were completed without a permit. Cash sale. Buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence regarding permitted uses, structures, and improvements.
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['Fee Simple']
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HONOKAA
Listing courtesy of COMPASS.
