Farm in Honokaa

About this property

Set within Waipiʻo Valley on Hawaiʻi Island, this 2.37 acre fee simple property offers fairly level land framed by dramatic green valley walls and tropical vegetation. Broad grassy areas, established plantings, mountain views, and a stream running along one boundary shape the setting. Two existing structures provide a starting point for a buyer who understands the practical requirements of remote valley ownership. Once farmed by the owners, the land supports an impressive collection of tropical and food producing plants, including puakenikeni, starfruit, mountain apple, tangerine, coconut, guava, Surinam cherry, jaboticaba, mangosteen, lemon, Fairchild mango, longan, bananas, ʻulu, warabi fern, and rarely seen mini kukui. Mature trees provide shade, while open areas offer room for continued planting and thoughtful land stewardship. The fairly level terrain adds to the property's usable outdoor areas. This is a fully off grid property with no water or electrical service. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding water supply, power systems, wastewater, access, permits, structure condition, land use, stream conditions, and any improvements they may consider. The existing structures should be independently evaluated. Waipiʻo Valley is known for its steep mountain walls, abundant tropical landscape, streams, and distinctive rural setting. Here, 2.37 acres of open ground, established plantings, a stream boundary, and two structures reflect years of care and connection to the land. The sellers are ready to pass the property to a new owner who can bring a new vision to its next chapter. For a buyer prepared for fully off grid ownership, this is an opportunity to continue caring for a distinctive piece of Waipiʻo Valley today.