Kahuku Country Estates

Kahuku Country Estates is located in the southern portion of Hawaii's Big Island. Comprised of 3 acre + parcels, most of these beautiful lots offer sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean along with paved roads with a mix of red cinder roads as well to access individual lots. Views from South Point to Milolii are often coupled with amazing sunsets on this side of the Big Island. Several opportunities exist when active listings are available that offer quiet privacy with very little development as compared to other locations closer to Kailua-Kona. The local town center offers most basic shopping needs such as food, gas, building materials, and wonderful local foods. Several wooded lots in the subdivision exist so that you can create your own Hawaiian dream home designed to the specs for your personal needs. This area of the Big Island is fairly rural yet peaceful and enjoyable at the same time. 

the district of Kau on Hawaii's Big Island is the largest district of Hawaii County and spans across approximately 922 square miles. When it comes to Kau's commercial history, sugar was at the leading helm during a time with its production was thriving very strongly. Stunning beaches in the area include Papakolea (Green Sand) Beach, and Kamilo Beach. Driving to the East of Kau you will enter the Puna district and if you head back west you will eventually be in the South Kona District. Kau is also know for having the longest undeveloped coastline in all of Hawaii. Seeking to protect this important aspect is on the minds of many of it's residents and those who truly do not want to see it every become like other parts of the Hawaiian Islands.

One amazing feature many homes have in this area are impressive views of the ocean. This is because the elevation is such that beautiful and stunning lanais are great choices when it comes to building single family homes in the area. Ka Lae Point is the southernmost point in the United States. The winding roads in the area make for scenic drives like no other. Exploring this part of the island has left many people absolutely stunned at the Big Islands shear and true beauty. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is also a part of the Kau district which offers impressive volcanic scenery complimented with magnificent rainforests and vast deserts. The famous Punalu'u bake shop offers Hawaiian Sweet Bread and many other longtime traditional treats such as malasadas and coffee.