High Country Living on the Big Island with Income Potential on 4 Acres

The Big Island of Hawaii is host to many different climate zones including ‘high country’ or ‘mauka’ living. At almost 3,000 ft. in elevation, the 4 acre property at 11-2932 Alii Kane Street is the epitome of mountain living in Hawaii.

In the quaint town of Volcano you can experience peaceful, rural living within a few miles of the acclaimed Volcanoes National Park. With a main house and two cabins on the property, there are many possibilities for enjoyment and income potential.

The main house was built with so many exceptional details, you must see it to appreciate the craftsmanship

Main Residence – Exceptional Craftsmanship with Forest Views

The main house has two bedrooms and one full bath on the upper floor. The lower level is a separate-entry suite with one bedroom, living room with fireplace, full bath, and small kitchen. The main kitchen on the upper floor has vaulted ceilings and an open floor plan.

Cook in the open kitchen while entertaining guests or just an intimate evening with the forest as your company

The upper lanai has large windows with views of the surrounding forest, and the propane-fueled stove will keep you cozy on the coolest starry night. The Owner thought of every detail from underground utilities to internet access in the cottages.

Lounge on the forest view lanai with the stove to keep you warm

Income Potential Cabins

The 4 acre property is also host to two well-built cabins. They were built in 2011 with all the amenities needed for a relaxing vacation away from the fray of mainland life. Invite your friends and family or have your own B&B or vacation rental business.

The two Alii Kane cabins offer great spaces for guests to stay

Both cabins have beautiful colored slate floors inside and out. Each cabin has a full kitchen with gas stove, full bath, and on demand hot water. The lanai’s are a great spot for sitting and enjoying the beauty of the day.

Tropical Getaway Home in a Hawaiian Rain Forest

There are too many details to list here. This property is magical and to visit it is a must. The native forest of Hapu’u fern and Ohia Lehua trees host the many native birds whose chorus is enchanting. The peacefulness is palpable.

This is truly a one-of-a-kind getaway to the tropical wonder of the Hawaiian Rain forest.