Mark Twain St

MLS® 706984 (Hawaii Real Estate) is located at Mark Twain St, HI 96772 in GREEN SAND SUBDIVISION. This property is currently listed for an *asking* price of $29,999 (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 0.28 acres and the annual taxes are currently reported at $333. 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.

Explore a unique opportunity with a vacant lot for sale in the Green Sands Subdivision, showcasing magnificent ocean views in the rural Ka'u District. Situated near Na'alehu and just 10 miles from Ocean View, this property offers additional shopping options. Enjoy privacy and rural living, with access to power through HELCO's SSPP program. Located approximately an hour and a half from both Kailua-Kona and Hilo, the subdivision is conveniently positioned between iconic beaches like Green Sands and Black Sands. Lava Zone 6 ensures safety, and the elevation surpasses 700 feet, creating an ideal environment for gardening. The subdivision, strategically placed between Kona and Hilo, offers proximity to international airports and big-box shopping. Na'alehu, the largest city in the southern part of the Big Island, embodies a slow and simple lifestyle, fostering a close-knit community about 60 miles from Kona or about 40 miles to Volcano Village, leading you to the heart of the Ka'u district, the largest district on the Big Island, including Volcanoes National Park. Na'alehu, meaning "the volcanic ashes" in Hawaiian, holds historical significance as the southernmost town in the United States. This tranquil community, surrounded by lush forests, jagged coastlines, and coffee plantations in the nearby Kau coffee district, serves as the main hub of the Kau district. In the 1870s, Na'alehu thrived as a commerce hub during the dominance of the sugar cane industry, with the Na'alehu Sugar plantation playing a pivotal role in developing the local community. Continuing down Hwy 11, the South Point area is rich in history, designated as a National Historic Landmark, featuring ancient heiau (temples), fishing shrines, and other relics. This area, known for its fertile fishing grounds, has been a significant settlement for Polynesians since around 750 AD. Immerse yourself in the diverse history, lush landscapes, and unique charm that Na'alehu and its surroundings have to offer.