27-920 OLD MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY
PEPEEKEO, HI 96783

South Hilo District, Big Island

$4,000,000

Listing ID: TMK 3270110010000 (MLS 708106)

Details:

Land: 1,755,468 sq ft (40.30 acres)

House: 0 sq ft

Built in 0

Description:
27-290 Old Mamalahoa Hwy, located on the Onomea Bay Scenic Route, an exquisite 40 acre parcel, oceanfront bordering Kawainui Stream. Listed along with the neighboring property, 3-2-7-10-27 create an 80 acre estate comprised of Waterfalls, streams, a private beach and thousands of feet of ocean bluff frontage. With outrageous ocean views, including Hilo Bay, this premier property is a rare offering in the State of Hawaii.

These iconic properties encompass all that the Hamakua Coast is famous for; wondrous waterfalls, massive ocean views, deep fertile soil, close proximity to Hilo, and a private beach nestled between the two 40 acre parcels.

Currently planted in hardwood trees including African and Honduras Mahogany, Teak, and Queensland Maple. The trees were planted in large part, 20 years ago and are just now reaching the size to harvest. Use the wood to build your homes on this property. Place your building site with views of the waterfall, or of the ocean with Hilo Bay in the background. The options are limitless.
Fronted by an Arica Palm hedge, the northern boundary line is fenced.
Electricity and Spectrum cable are available.
The property has access roads that lead from the gate to the bluff.

Located 10-15 minutes from quaint Hilo town, the hospital, university, and all of the conveniences that is has to offer.
There is a botanical garden down the road from the property, there is a fair bit of traffic along this scenic route making it a perfect spot to do a commercial enterprise. One can also enjoy the privacy afforded by the size of this parcel, at 40 acres there is ample space to create a home where the only sounds you hear are the waves crashing along the coast.

With the outrageous natural beauty that this property encompasses, there is a level of stewardship that is offered, to be able to care for a resource for generations to come. These properties really are, "Tropical Hawaiian Paradise Found."