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Panoramic Coastline Views in Hawaiian Ocean View Estates

Experience peaceful country living with breathtaking panoramic views from South Point along the Kaʻū coastline. Perched to maximize the incredible ocean and shoreline vistas, this beautifully updated property offers privacy, functionality, and the perfect blend of modern living and self-sufficiency.

The renovated 1,188 sq. ft. 2-bedroom, 2-bath main home features ocean views from the living room and primary bedroom, while the primary suite includes a private screened-in lanai. A detached 1-bedroom, 1-bath guest house with a new lanai provides flexible space for extended family, guests, or potential rental income. A 1,247 sq. ft. three-bay workshop, currently used as a home gym and tool storage, offers additional versatility.

Designed for sustainable island living, the gated property includes three water tanks with approximately 48,000 gallons of storage, two fish ponds, irrigation throughout the organic food forest, raised garden beds, two fenced chicken coops, and perimeter hog-wire fencing. Mature plantings include mango, banana, citrus, papaya, fig, Surinam cherry, soursop, mulberry, feijoa, guava, jaboticaba, tamarillo, moringa, kabocha squash, peppers, and more.

Additional features include a two-car garage, wraparound concrete driveway, and numerous recent improvements. Updates include a kitchen remodel with quartzite countertops, new appliances, a new guest house lanai, a new access ramp, exterior paint, and a restored gazebo.

Located in the lower portion of Hawaiian Ocean View Estates, this one-of-a-kind property offers modern updates, versatile spaces, and unforgettable South Point and coastline views. Some unpermitted additions.

For more details, check out MLS 731772.

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