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0.28 Acres Lot
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0.28 Acres Lot
Key Details
Property Type Other Types
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Green Sand Subdivision
MLS Listing ID 731809
HOA Y/N No
Annual Tax Amount $319
Tax Year 2025
Lot Size 0.275 Acres
Source Hawaii Information Service
Land Area 12000
Property Description
Rare Opportunity in Green Sand!
Build your dream home and enjoy sweeping views of the coastline, ocean, and the stunning Waiohinu Hills. Property has a 12x20 structure, cesspool, catchment tank and other misc structures. Located towards the end of the street at the top giving you the space and privacy you've been looking for.
Located just minutes from the charming, historic town of Naalehu. The southernmost community in the U.S. and a short drive to Hawaii's famous black and green sand beaches.
Build your dream home and enjoy sweeping views of the coastline, ocean, and the stunning Waiohinu Hills. Property has a 12x20 structure, cesspool, catchment tank and other misc structures. Located towards the end of the street at the top giving you the space and privacy you've been looking for.
Located just minutes from the charming, historic town of Naalehu. The southernmost community in the U.S. and a short drive to Hawaii's famous black and green sand beaches.
Location
State HI
County Hawaii Island (big Island)
Community Green Sand Subdivision
Area Hi
Zoning A-20A
Region Kau
City Region Kau
Exterior
Utilities Available Electricity Available
View Y/N No
Water Access Desc Catchment
Topography Other (remarks)
Garage No
Private Pool No
Building
Lot Description Grassy, Rocky, Wooded
Sewer Cesspool
Others
Ownership Full
Acceptable Financing Cash
Listing Terms Cash
Special Listing Condition Fee Simple, Standard
Listed by Ka'u Realty LLC
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