An ocean view to die for, with one acre of gently sloping green space to build your perfect home and mini-farm, if desired.
Lot one, located on the right, is the first lot you see when driving through the privacy gate and fully fenced community of Kuwili Lani. The lower border is a "Living Fence" of fruiting dwarf banana and white pineapple.
This aerial view shows the lot, bordered by the private paved road leading to the eleven lots that encompass this sustainable living subdivision. The upper neighbor is county land a gulch.
Enter the oasis that is Kuwili Lani through the privacy gate. There is also a locked pedestrian gate to the left. Lights are positioned in the palm trees to the left and right, just inside the gate.
Lot 1, located at the lower right of the subdivision, features a "Live Fence" at both the lower and upper areas, and plenty of open space to build your dream home - small or large - with the option of adding barnyard livestock.
The subdivision pump house and sump are located to the left as you enter the subdivision. County water is pumped to your small catchment tank for interior use only. A second water catchment tank must be added for exterior water use.
This is the view of Lot 1 from the lower corner. A gently slope provides plenty of space to build your one level home. The entire subdivision is fenced. Lot owners can add their own fencing, if desired.
This is the view toward the top of Lot 1. The azure Pacific Ocean is visible!
This image gives you a sense of the gently slope, "Live Fence" below, and ocean beyond.
The lush grasses and fertile soil of the Hamakua Coast is perfect for flower and vegetable gardens, as well as grazing of small barnyard pets, if desired. Gentle trade winds keep the temps comfortable.
This aerial view shows the close proximity of Kuwili Lani and Lot 1 to Highway 19 and the ocean beyond. Access to the cliff coastline is from Laupahoehoe Point, just a mile or so off the highway.
A close up of the upper "Live Fence" and water divergent behind, both part of Lot 1.
A wonderful aerial view of the subdivision. Four unique homes have already been built and include a Dome Home, Bamboo Living Home, and two custom built homes. Home sizes range from approximately 1,100 sq ft to over 3,000 sq ft.
This pulled back view shows the beautiful green spaces that surround Kuwili Lani. Most of these surrounding properties are large ranch parcels.
Kuwili Lani sits just a few hundred feet above the highway, so there is quick access to take you to all the amenities of the quaint town of Laupahoehoe, as well as south to Hilo, and north to the Kohala Coast.
This aerial view shows the entrance to the subdivision (top right), and the planned entrance onto Lot 1 (lower left). You can also see the upper and lower "Live Fences" of fruiting dwarf banana and white pineapple. The subdivision is fully fenced.
This aerial view shows the neighboring homes prior to entering Kuwili Lani.
Comfortable temps are provided by Hawaii's trade winds. Liquid sunshine provides plenty of H20 to keep your gardens, orchard and surrounding landscapes green! The sun rises on the east side so be sure to position your lanai for morning coffee time!
The pin indicates Lot 1, just as you enter through the Kuwili Lani privacy gate. Lot 2, above, features a unique Dome Home. The upper middle lot features a Bamboo Living Home.
Another gorgeous day in the quaint town of Laupahoehoe on the Hamakua Coast!
The Pump House and sump (not shown) is located across from Lot 1, and well hidden with foliage. The Pump House provides all the interior water you will need, and is included in your HOA Dues of $300 per month. Exterior water is catchment.
This is the rendering of Kuwili Lani, showing each of the eleven lots.
Each lot includes a suggestion diagram indicating the best location for the home, gardens and trees of various heights so as to benefit from the gorgeous ocean view, while not impinging on your neighbor's view! This diagram is for Lot 1.
