This is a lovely approximately square 3 acre lot on 41 st Avenue in Orchid Land Estates. It is at a very nice elevation, just cool enough but not so chilly as higher up the mountain. If you are wanting to grow specific fruits & vegies check with your county extension office for what will thrive best here. Comparable properties (Elevation, soil, rainfall) are growing Avocadoes, Mango (and relatives), Ti, Tea, Coffee, Orchids, Coconuts, Anthuriums, Ulu (Breadfuit), Citrus, Sweet Potatoe, Carrots, Bananas, Sugar Cane, Gardenias, etc... Potential Ocean View from a second story home, See the photos for pics on a ladder about 10' up. Just minutes to amenities like Gas or Groceries at the Orchid Land Wiki Wiki and about 15 Miles into Hilo Town or 8 Miles to Pahoa. Don't forget the Ocean Access 18 miles away at the Issac Halle beach park at Pohoiki Bay. A special treat every Sunday is the HUGE Makuu farmers market, just around the corner off of Hwy 130, Smoke meat, exotic fruits, hand crafts and live music! Approximate elevation: 887' Approximate rainfall per the rain fall map: 160" Approximate Longitude: N 19.535841* Approximate Latitude: W 155.020700* To view a 360 tour go to ===> http://www.orchidlandestates.com/360/MLS_234250.htm Neighborhood Description The OLCA is responsible for maintaining the 40+ miles of roads inside Orchidland, but only to the extent that our budget allows, and that budget and the fee rate are established by the membership (property owners). The OLCA received a judgment in 1992 which grants it the authority to collect mandatory fees for road maintenance, nothing else. OLCA cannot use Mandatory Road Maintenance Assessments (MRMAs) for any other purpose. Orchidland is a rural community. There are tall telephone pole like Ohia trees sticking up above dense, nearly impenetrable bush. Ohia lehua is typically a large, slow-growing, evergreen shrub or tree 30-80 ft high. Its forms are extremely variable, ranging from creeping or erect shrubs to spreading or tall trees. Ohia is one of the first plants to colonize new lava. Ohia lehua is the official flower of the island of Hawaii. About a quarter of the lots have houses. The rest are empty and still jungle. The houses range from just shacks to near-mansions. There are several nurseries, small agricultural endeavors, retreats, vacation rentals and B&Bs. Many of the properties have Ohana dwellings, legal and otherwise. for more info go to ===> http://www.orchidland.org/
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