1025 Moanakai Rd

MLS® 657847 (Hawaii Real Estate) is located at 1025 Moanakai Rd, HI 96746 in KAPAA TOWN LOTS. This property is currently listed for an *asking* price of $1,000,000 (Fee Simple) - please call for an explanation of fee simple vs leasehold. This is Hawaiian Land For Sale with a current listing status of Active. The lot size consists of approximately 0.22 acres and the annual taxes are currently reported at $2,991. Buying vacant land, farms and ranches in Hawaii is very different from the mainland. We can help. 808-298-2030 Click Here to read customer Reviews from people who have worked with this agent.

HERE IT IS! Across a one-lane street from the ocean. Unobstructed views of the blue Pacific Ocean. Build 2 houses? CPR? Build your dream home(s) on this blank canvas with amazing views. Level for a straightforward build. Oceanfront homes are usually available. Vacant lots? Not so much. Purchase now as a land bank for the future. The only thing between you and the warm, tropical waters are a one lane, one way street and a bike lane that's part of the coastal bike path. Just down the street is Baby Beach, ideal for year-round dipping in the ocean and fun times with da keikis. Almost as amazing as the setting is the lifestyle. Walk or bike to beaches, shops, restaurants, coffee bistros, groceries, health food stores, hardware store, post office, small boat harbor, schools and churches. And don't forget the always entertaining Wednesday Farmers Market! Forbes Magazine named KAPAA TOWN on Kauai’s Royal Coconut Coast as one of America’s prettiest towns. The choice of Kapa’a was provided by National Geographic Traveler writer, Andrew Evans. He wrote, “Unlike the high-rise strewn beaches that line so many of Hawaii’s stretches of coast, Kapa’a has a small-town Polynesian paradise quality that feels much more connected to the island’s past. It’s a very Hawaiian town with traditional ukulele makers and fish taco trucks parked under the palm trees.” Evans further described Kapaa as, “A small town with a lot of Hawaiian life, minus the tourist fray. Shop in the morning, then kayak offshore in the afternoon and don’t worry about fighting for blanket space in the sand – there’s enough for everybody.” But you probably already knew that....