Land for Sale in Hawaii, HI

Land for sale in Hawaii, HI:

Escape to your own private haven, surrounded by quiet ohia forests and open skies on this 3-acre lot. This property is off the beaten path but rewards you with privacy and the soothing sounds of the nature. Ohias, wild orchids and ferns bring natural beauty to this property. Around 35 minute drive to Pahoa and 55 minute drive to Hilo.

Land for sale in Hawaii, HI:

This inviting 1-acre parcel provides an excellent setting for a future home, offering gently level, grassy terrain with convenient road access. A few well-placed trees lend the property a natural warmth, while the open layout offers ample flexibility for thoughtful home and landscape design. Situated just across the street from Kahuku Park, the location provides easy access to open green space and recreational amenities. Daily conveniences are also close at hand, with a nearby shopping center offering supermarkets, restaurants, a hardware store, and a gift shop. With level, open land and nearby amenities, this property provides a practical and inviting place to create a home.

Land for sale in Hawaii, HI:

A rare opportunity to own a 1-acre ocean-view building site in the highly desired lower Kaloko Mauka region - an excellent opportunity to build your dream home. This picturesque property also features a mature coffee farm and a permitted storage (10x10) structure, ideal for coffee enthusiasts or those seeking a productive agricultural start. Situated at the perfect elevation “sweet spot, ” the land enjoys cool, comfortable temperatures ideal for growing coffee, fruit trees, vegetables, and more. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is just minutes from groceries, restaurants, shopping, and the airport - offering the best of convenience and country living. Located within a

Land for sale in Hawaii, HI:

Take a quick drive down a country road in lower Kula, Maui's breadbasket, and you'll find 20 acres of gorgeous, vacant, gently sloping agricultural land. You will be greeted with big ocean views across the North Shore to Molokai, the West Maui Mountains, and Ma'alaea harbor. When you look mauka, you'll see absolutely majestic Haleakala vistas as well. You may come for the views, but you'll stay for the rich soil and the land's diversity. The most difficult decision you will have to make may be where to build, as there are multiple spots with different perspectives. Gentle access to a gulch along the eastern boundary adds privacy and excellent areas to hike. All at a near perfect altitude in