5 Acres of Vacant Land in Hawaii, with Streams and Waterfalls

🌴 Explore the Hidden Gem of Piha Homesteads - An Adventure Lot Tour in Papaaloa, HI 🌊
Aloha and welcome to my latest adventure on the stunning Big Island of Hawaii! Dive into this video for an immersive tour of a breathtaking 5-acre parcel in the lush Piha Homesteads, offered at $400,000. Join me, James T. Morrison, R(S), from the Papakea Collection at Koa Realty Inc., as we uncover the natural treasures of this land, including an up-close look at the enchanting Waikamalo Stream and its private waterfall oasis. 🏞️
📹 In this video:
We traverse the terrain of MLS #705116, revealing the panoramic ocean views that await.
Discover the deep, fertile soil and listen to the sound of several waterfalls and swimming holes that border this paradise.
Learn about the potential for building a dream home that captures both the serene stream and ocean vistas.
Get all the details on access, zoning, and the lush, gentle slope of the land.
🔍 Listing Information:
Address: Piha Homesteads, PAPAALOA, HI 96780
Price: $400,000
Land Tenure: Fee Simple
Land Area: 5 acres
Zoning: A-20A (General Conservation)
Views: Mountain, Ocean
Taxkey: 3-3-2-4-43
Listing Status: Active
🛠️ Building and Usage:
Conservation District Use Permit required for development.
Catchment water system and cesspool wastewater disposal.
Current taxes: $2,305 per year.
💡 Additional Info:
This is a Standard Sale property.
Soil tests promise exceptional quality due to the land's history.
Roads to the property are paved, with the exception of the last gravel section.
🔗 Important Links for Potential Buyers:
Understand conservation land zoning: Conservation Zoning on the Big Island, thepapakeacollection.com/2023...
Learn about Hawaii's water catchment systems: Hawaii's Water Catchment System Explained
thepapakeacollection.com/2023...
Looking to buy vacant land? Start here:
thepapakeacollection.com/2023...
Not Sure what your looking for, check out our ultimate guide to buying on the Big Island
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👀 Keep in Mind:
This property is an adventure to access and currently requires a 4WD vehicle.
There is no county water service; catchment systems are used in this region.
📌 Disclaimer:
Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Prospective buyers and agents should perform their own due diligence.
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Disclaimer: Please note that the Papakea Collection team, operating under the Koa Realty, Inc Brokerage, is not the listing brokerage for the property featured in this video. Information regarding this property, including its availability status, may have changed since the time of filming. For the most current details, we recommend contacting a member of the Papakea Collection team.
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The Papakea Collection Real Estate Team thepapakeacollection.com/
James T. Morrison, R(S) RS-79190 [phone] [e-mail]
Julie Armstrong, R(S) RS-84687 (808-300-7662 [e-mail]
OFFICE: Koa Realty, inc. 76-5905 Mamalahoa Hwy | Holualoa, HI 96725 | [phone]
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Listing Agent Information:
LISTOR Dylan Shropshire RS-74766 808-896-4079 [e-mail]
OFFICE eXp Realty RB-21841 866-549-8527
ADDRESS 500 Ala Moana Blvd., #7-400 Honolulu , HI 96813

[@LonoMack]

Awesome video🤙🏽💯
I enjoyed this

[@leabertmanuel5299]

Perfect for us local people needing the American dream make it affordable now. Build sell and buyers must live there for 10 years before selling.

[@briandoortodoordelivery2236]

Absolutely love your chill yet passionate selling style! Mahalo

[@nesiansoulallstars]

Nicely done video. I was wondering why don’t any of you realtors focus on getting local buyers into these places before out of state buyers? I know it’s about making money quick flips but maybe if more realtors focused on helping locals find and buy first and out of state buyers second the people here would feel more valued. Just a thought

[@papakeacollection]

It is the greatest feeling in the world when my friends, family and fellow locals are able to buy their own property. Living in a destination area is heartwrenching for those of us who are born and raised here- we can no longer afford to buy a house where we grew up. We cannot find work that pays us enough to even live. We don't have the same educational funding and opportunities as other areas, and unless we are trying our hardest to achive, we can barley afford to live. The jobs we are forced to take cater to those on the outside with money: we work construction, building malls we will never be able to shop in, luxury homes we won't be able to live in and office buildings we don't have the credentials to work in. We work at airports, bringing mainlanders in from places we've never visited so they can see land they may never appreciate. We work in hotels that profit wealthy familys from countries we can't even pronounce. We have moved away from self sustainability and further into the reliance of others interests and attraction. We live in one of the most desirable places on earth, and no matter what we do, we can't stop people from coming. The land was taken, and the floodgates were opened. I became a Realtor because I wanted to buy a house, to own my own piece of this island before it was too late. I used to think that if I thought outside the box, if we introduced new laws or taxes or educational funds we could save this land for ourselves, preserve what we are so fond of for our loved ones and our children. But I see now, we cannot stop it. The gears are turning with full strength , the infatuation with this island is here to stay- forever. The game board has been tilted against us, the deck stacked , the system rigged . No one is coming to help us. No one is swooping in and balancing anything. Our children grow dumber, lazier and more out of touch with each generation. I am tired of going against the grain. I am tired of looking for ways to right the board or fix the deck or sidestep the system. I've been ready to sell this land, this island back it its people since the day I took this job. I'm waiting. It's time to get to work, put the BS away and start doing whats best not for us, but the next few generations: buy this island back. Grit your damned teeth and do whatever it takes to make it work. Force it through. I will do whatever I can to help familys buy homes here in Hawaii. I'll do whatever it takes to help. Just ask. Help me help you. Come to me. I'm here. We need to get together and fight harder.
It's not fair. I know. But the only way we can win this, in my mind, is if we beat them at their own game.

[@michaelvonfeldt9629]

Well done! Your narration and production value is off the charts, you deserve many subs.

[@papakeacollection]

Thanks! 👍

[@AshleyandWesley]

Gorgeous land my friend!! Would love to have it 😏😏

[@IdentifyAsMu]

Nice.

[@mikes_in_paradise78]

Definitely a beautiful scenic countryside. Gotta have a truck to get there. The views are amazing.

[@papakeacollection]

It really is! Not for th feint of heart or city folk, you need to be ready to live off grid and away from the masses.

[@christinewhyte7267]

I feel the same way as your client. Gorgeous land. Thanks for sharing

[@papakeacollection]

Thanks for watching and connecting!

[@jeanneroewert8048]

✨❤️‍🔥✨

[@napili5470]

Probably see some Marching Soldeirs there.

[@evelyndennis9199]

Hilo rain a lots. What is THE LAVA FLOW. 😊

[@papakeacollection]

That area is lava zone 8

[@Damian_mtn]

Hey that spot where the kids are jumping off at 9:22, where is that/whats it called? Very nicely done video!

[@papakeacollection]

Thank you. That is a very cool spot in Hilo, known currently as Coconut Island; but its real name is Moku Ola. On a clear day, its one of the most beautiful places on earth and my our children love to jump off there.

[@healthywildandfree9778]

Is this still for sale?

[@papakeacollection]

Not anymore- I believe the seller took it off the market. But there is another that popped up, I think its the lot right next to it.