17-1156 Volcano Rd

Mountain View, HI 96771

Apartment building

Studio-3 beds

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3 bed and 1 bath 2nd floor Semi-furnished duplex apartment. $2,350.00/month+ Utilities + Security deposit. (Variable rental rates, depending on many factors) HUD-County Housing acceptable, depending on several factors On 17-1156 Volcano Hwy (3rd house before North Kulani Road). White House with concrete stairs, front porch. Convenient location near Mountain View Elementary School, library, and park. 15 minutes to Hilo Across from Hele on Bus Stop. 1block to Mountain View Elementary School, park and library. Nice, spacious, 2nd floor unit. 3/1bath. Convenient location. About 14 miles to Hilo. One bathroom, County water. 3rd house before N. Kulani Rd. on the Hilo side. Concrete front stairway and front porch. (NOTE: Rental and utilities amounts may vary depending on how many people in the household, length of lease, visitors, late payments, credit score, credit report, income, job stability, references, character, rental and employment track record, and co-signer) Thanks

Neighborhood: 96771

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Outdoor Activities
Ample parks and spaces for hiking, biking, and active recreation.
Nature Views
Scenic surroundings with stunning landscapes and picturesque outlooks.
Pet Friendly
Welcoming environment for pets with numerous parks and pet-friendly establishments.
Quiet Streets
Peaceful roads create a calm and relaxed neighborhood setting.

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Centered on Mountain View and surrounding rainforest subdivisions like Fern Acres, Eden Roc, and Hawaiian Acres, 96771 offers a cool, misty climate at 1,500–2,500 feet with lush ʻōhiʻa and hāpuʻu ferns. Daily life skews rural and self-reliant, with roomy lots, a friendly, low-key community, and plenty of pets enjoying fenced yards. Hilo Coffee Mill, local produce stands, and nearby Volcano and Mountain View farmers markets anchor the coffee-and-farm culture; bigger errands and groceries are an easy drive to Keaʻau or Hilo via Highway 11. According to recent Zillow Market Trends, the area’s median rent over the past few months has stayed relatively affordable for Hawaiʻi Island, with typical asking prices spanning a wide range based on acreage and home type. Weekends often mean rainforest walks, birding, and quick access to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park for crater overlooks, Nāhuku lava tube, and miles of hiking. Nights are quiet, with stargazing between showers rather than nightlife; the arts scene in nearby Volcano and Hilo adds galleries, live music, and cozy cafés.