Rich agricultural landTwenty acresCool uplands above kailua-konaPeaceful setting of holualoa
Twenty acres in Holualoa offers the space, privacy and potential to create something truly special. Set at approximately 2,400 feet elevation in the cool uplands above Kailua-Kona, this expansive property is well suited for a private estate, coffee farm, ranch, homestead or other agricultural vision.
This property features rich agricultural land with native ʻōhiʻa trees adding to the natural beauty and character of the setting. Currently overgrown, the acreage provides an opportunity to selectively clear the land and bring your own vision to life while maintaining the privacy and natural landscape that makes this property so unique.
Enjoy the peaceful setting of Holualoa while still being conveniently located directly above Kailua-Kona. With 20 acres to work with, there is room to create a working farm, private retreat, ranch property or future homesite estate surrounded by your own acreage.
An existing structure (built without permits) is located on the property and is being conveyed in its current condition. Buyer to perform their own due diligence regarding the structure, utilities, possible future permits and agricultural opportunities.
A special offering in Holualoa with substantial acreage, privacy, cool elevation and endless possibilities.
*** SOME PHOTOS HAVE BEEN EDITED WITH JUNKED CARS REMOVED.
Junked cars will be removed from the property at Seller's expense during escrow.
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