About 13-6348 Kalapana Kapoho Beach Rd
Tucked away in the heart of Opihikao, you find Anawaiwela Farm, an off-grid homestead that embodies the principles of the Permaculture Foundation of Hawaiʻi. Across the street from where the Pacific Ocean meets the Puna coast, this 2.8-acre parcel is a thriving food forest of coconut, cacao, papaya, banana, citrus, coffee, guava, pineapple, taro, mango, breadfruit, avocado, and more.
This self-sufficient sanctuary features a two-bedroom, one-bath residence with hand-crafted monkey pod cabinetry made from wood sourced on the property. There’s an outdoor kitchen, auxiliary agricultural storage building, as well as a utility shed and 22,000-gallon ferro-cement water catchment tank to support sustainable, off-grid island living.
A canopy of majestic old-growth mango and monkey pod trees tower overhead, with the soothing sounds of the ocean nearby, while a unique cavernous lava tube adds a sense of intrigue to this enchanting property.
Perfect for those seeking a resilient, eco-conscious lifestyle, this property is a true lifeboat, nourishing both body and spirit through its bountiful harvests and deep connection to the land. Ideal for permaculture enthusiasts or anyone dreaming of a sustainable lifestyle in Puna’s tropical paradise.
Property is located in Lava Zone 2 and is a cash only sale.
