This incredible property begs to be seen... come walk the pathways, smell the flowers and explore your very own Hawaiian cave! Are you ready to reduce your carbon footprint? Catchment water, cesspool waste and Solar power (with the convenience of a generator back up) ease the transition to a lifestyle designed to lessen our impact on the aina. Sustainability does not have to be just a pretty word...this property is set up and ready to make it a reality. Blood, sweat, tears and time has been put into this property in large quantities... tones of imported mulch has been brought in over the years, it has begun to break down into a rich deep humus which is becoming better every day. A list of exotic and tropical plants thriving on this property is available upon request, A few are; Loquat, Longon, lychee, Mamay Sapote, All Spice, Clove, Samoan Coconut, Coffee, Pineapple, Jack Fruit, Avacados, Papayas, and many more! Feed your family and sell the excess at any of the numerous area Farmers Markets, there is even a Chicken coop on the property that with a little TLC would provide a happy home to producing hens. This unpermitted property is free form with 4 different and separate "pods": One for the Bedroom/Family room area. One is the Bathroom/Laundry room/Storage area. Another one is the Kitchen/Dining room area and the last one is the Artist Studio/Guest room. All solid structures! Approx. elevation: 1,100' Approx. rainfall per the rain fall map: 160", which is usually plenty to keep your catchment tank full and your flowers blooming! Approx. Longitude: W 155* 2' 36.5" Approx. Latitude: N 19* 30' 57.2" Directions: Hwy 11 S. out of Hilo, keep right at Keaau bypass, left at Kuauli Rd. follow the road to the right as it becomes Rd 8, right onto road E (Kioele) and left onto road 5 (Uau) approx 1/2 mile down on left. Showings by appointment only please, guard dog on premises. Seller may carry with large down. Neighborhood Description In 1958, two mainland businessmen from Denver, Colorado, Glen I. Payton and David F. O'Keefe organized a Hawaii Corporation called Tropic Estates. They purchased 12,191 acres of land between Kurtistown and Mountain View from Big Island politician and businessmen, Robert M. Yamada. The land was divided into 4,008 lots and put on the market for $500.00 to $1,000.00 each, with terms as low as $150.00 down and $8.00 per month. The project was named Hawaiian Acres. The lots sold very well. more at ===>http://hawaiianacres.org/index.shtml
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