luxury houses for sale Pepeekeo, United States

This Hakalau 8.68 acre property, Leo Nani Farms, offers: - Gently sloped, deep Hamakua soil. - A charming main house, plus recently built multipurpose structure, plus farm vehicle storage, plus multiple small dwelling units. The vehicles convey with the sale. - County water, plus catchment system. Overhead electrical service, plus photovoltaic. - Water supply distribution (spigots) across the acreage. Producing cacao trees and Camillia Sinensis tea. Installed cross-fencing. - Paved Kanna and Chin Chuck Roads on two sides of the property and easy access from paved highway. Over the past 15 years, the property has been transformed from unimproved pasture to a beautiful, fertile and productive homestead farm. Two driveways lead into the property from Kanna Rd. The longer driveway is on an old cane road. It leads to a recently built multipurpose structure located at the high point of the land, which overlooks the pasture, crop field, gardens and the ocean beyond. The shorter paved driveway leads past the auto storage to the kamaaina main house located closer to Kanna Road, providing access to the covered outdoor food and produce preparation space. There are three bedrooms and a full bathroom in the main house, kitchen with a view of Mauna Kea, full basement, and living room that opens onto a lanai with ocean views. The newer multipurpose building includes a large primary space, together w/an office/study, and room to expand. It has the potential to function as a single-purpose space such as a dance or music studio, or as an open-floorplan multifunction area. This is a functioning agricultural property, with covered storage for multiple farm vehicles and machinery, which convey with the sale, and room for a workshop. The future owner may consider adding even more value and versatility with another driveway, to Chin Chuck Road.

If your ideal Hawaiʻi Island home is defined by quiet, privacy, native forest, and a strong connection to the land, this Bamboo Living residence on Pīhā-Kahuku Road in Ninole offers a rare retreat on 18.3 acres along the North Hilo coast. Designed by Bamboo Living and constructed in 2023, this fully permitted bamboo home sits near the edge of the Hilo Forest Reserve in a state conservation district. Located at the mauka end of Pīhā-Kahuku Road, about three miles from Ninole village and 1,800 feet above sea level, the property offers ocean horizon, forest, river, waterfall, and garden views. The land includes mature ‘ōhi‘a lehua, koa, and native tree ferns, and abuts thousands of acres of undeveloped land. Waikaumalo Stream borders the property, while Kalaeha Stream crosses through the acreage with a gentle waterfall and naturally formed pool. A level homesite and permitted garden area add to its appeal. Inside, warm bamboo textures, cathedral ceilings, and indoor-outdoor flow create a calm retreat. The home features two bedrooms, a sleeping loft, three full bathrooms, and a chef’s kitchen with gas cooking, island, pantry, and undercounter refrigerator and freezer. Details include walk-in showers, double sinks, bidet toilets, ceiling fans, smoke and heat detectors, and CO2 detection. Below the home, the attached two-car garage includes plumbing, and a separate entrance for flexible storage, equipment, hobby, or workshop use. Thoughtfully equipped for rural living on Hawaiʻi Island, the property includes an oversized photovoltaic system, back-up generator, septic system, oversized catchment capacity, gas utilities, satellite and wireless internet availability, and excellent cell service. From the lanai: ocean view, forest, birdsong, wind in the trees, and no visible neighboring structures. For buyers seeking privacy, acreage, native forest, water features, and modern systems, this Ninole property offers a distinctive way to live close to nature.

Along the eastern edge of Hilo, the coastal community of Keaukaha offers a way of life that feels both connected and quietly apart. Just five to ten minutes from downtown, it provides easy access to shops, markets, and restaurants, not to mention the Hilo International airport. Keaukaha is lined with black lava rock, and tide pools. Places like Richardson Ocean Park and Carlsmith Beach Park serve as gathering spots where locals and tourists alike, swim, fish, and spend time together. The ocean here is not just scenery, but part of everyday life. This lovely home has been rebuilt almost wall by wall and captures the feel of Keaukaha. It features wood construction, jalousie windows, and a large screened in lanai wrapping two sides of the home. Trade winds move through the house, carrying the scent of salt air, while the constant sound of waves creates a natural backdrop. Inside, the style is practical and old Hawaiiana, emphasizing comfort, views, airflow and timeless elegance over luxury. This home comes fully furnished making your move to Hawaii effortless. The climate is warm, humid, and frequently rainy, feeding dense greenery and creating a landscape that feels alive. This extensively landscaped property features a variety of plantings, including Coconut palms, Betel Nut palm, Cooks Pine, Surinam Cherry Tree, Macarthur Palms, Kau Orange, Acacia, Plumeria, edible dwarf banana, Papaya, Hapuu ferns, gardenia, hibiscus, anthuriums, bromeliads, and monstera among others. Across the road, the ocean is ever-present—waves breaking on lava rock, people fishing or talking story, and occasional whales and spinner dolphins visible from shore during season. Living here is simple and grounded, defined less by amenities and more by connection—to ocean, community, and in many ways, a return to something simpler and more enduring, where the day might begin with a glance at the ocean and unfold according to the quiet guidance of the land and sea.

Located in the Pacific Paradise Gardens subdivision in Mountain View, this versatile two story home offers the convenience of County maintained roads and full utilities, including overhead electricity, water, and cable. Situated at the end of the road and bordering an acreage parcel, the property enjoys an added sense of privacy while remaining part of an established neighborhood. The upper level features two bedrooms and two full bathrooms with an open concept living area highlighted by vaulted ceilings and a wood burning fireplace. The kitchen flows into the living and dining spaces, creating a comfortable setting for everyday living or gathering with family and friends. The lower level includes a third bedroom and an ADA friendly full bathroom, along with a laundry/kitchenette, and sitting room. With the option for a separate entrance, this level provides flexibility for extended household living, guests, or a private workspace while still functioning as part of the main home if desired. The upper level also offers the potential for separate access, creating additional versatility for a variety of living arrangements. The surrounding landscape reflects the natural beauty of the Big Island, with mature native and tropical plantings throughout the property. Established ʻōhiʻa trees and hāpuʻu tree ferns create a lush forest setting, complemented by māmaki and koa trees. Fruit-bearing trees include mountain apple, maile vine, black sapote, avocado, lemon, soursop, and banana, offering seasonal harvests and enhancing the property's garden environment. This property combines flexible living spaces, a peaceful location, and a mature landscape in one of Mountain View's established neighborhoods, providing an opportunity to enjoy both comfort and the natural beauty of Hawaiʻi Island.