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Waiki'i Ranch polo field & club house

Have you ever considered living the ranch life, high up the flanks of Mauna Kea?? Waiki’i Ranch real estate offers a wide selection of homes for a variety of lifestyles, with 2,000 acres running from the 3,5000 foot elevation to almost a mile high at 5,000 feet. As the name implies, Waiki’i Ranch is an equestrian community featuring a club house and recreation center, alongside a polo field and riding arena used for barrel racing, roping and special events.

Currently there are 8 homes for sale in Waiki’i Ranch, with the lowest priced home asking just over 1 million dollars – 67-1182 Palila Road,  is a 3 bedroom 2 bath home on 10 acres with awesome ocean and mountain views. This is a smaller home for community, but it’s ranch style architecture fits into the landscape wonderfully with 3 fenced and gated paddocks. This is a great “starter” home or an easy weekend getaway for an Oahu or Neighbor Island resident.

Custom Wood Home- asking $2.25M, MLS#226774

Next on the property tour is a woodworker’s dream, and truly a work of art. Nestled in its own private forest on 10 acres, this home has some of the best views found on the ranch. Beyond the 3bed/2.5 bath main residence is a separate cabin, an oversized two car garage with workshop, beautiful barn, wood-fired hot tub and garden.  If you appreciate fine workmanship, this could be your new home in Hawaii.

At the top of the market, described as the most luxurious and highly functioning equestrian estate in the State, this Waiki’i Ranch architectural masterpiece sits on 53 acres with an asking price of $18.5M. Only for the most discriminating buyer, the estate includes: a 4 bed/4.5 bath,  6,964 sqft. main residence; a 912 sqft., 1/1 guest cottage; a European-inspired, 9,900 sqft., 7-stall stable; a 14,000 sq ft. high performance riding arena and a tractor barn. Built in Canada without a single nail from individually picked logs, this incredible home was and then disassembled, shipped to Hawaii and rebuilt on site.

Exquisite Estate built entirely without nails!

As a long-time resident homeowner, I know Waiki’i Ranch inside and out! It would be my pleasure and honor to talk story with you personally about buying, selling and/or living in Waiki’i Ranch. Contact me today for your private residential property tour.

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Mauna Kea - snow and clouds...

Mauna Kea - snow and clouds...

As winter approaches, many mainland visitors are surprised and excited to discover snow in Hawaii – on the top of Mauna Kea, one of the tallest mountains in the world.

Snow isn’t the only special thing about this amazing mountain, however.

Having grown up on Oahu, going up to Mauna Kea for the first time was awesome. The beauty of the mountain with its snowy sides, the sheer steepness, the puffy clouds making you feel like you could jump onto them. Mauna Kea feels so strong and healthy. Being on the mountain, you know she holds many secrets… like the bottomless crater filled with water (there’s at least one truck in there, they say). The views are awesome. Read entire post →

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Turkeys along Saddle Road

Turkeys along Saddle Road

Where Did All These Big Island Wild Turkeys Come From?

The Big Island’s Wild Turkeys – if you’ve driven around the island you’ve probably seen them. If you take a drive upcountry on Saddle Road to Waiki’i Ranch, you’ll see several
flocks of turkeys sharing pastures with herds of cattle. With Thanksgiving almost here, it’s natural to think of turkeys… which got me to wondering – just where did all these Big Island turkeys come from? Read entire post →

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