
Acreage
Two acres in Hawaii for $66,000. That's the thing that made me stop. The land comes as two separate parcels with two TMKs, which matters because you can build on one while you live on the other, or sell one later, or hold both.
What's on the property right now is a small cabin, 224 square feet, built in 2023. It's a 14 by 16 main room with a 4 by 16 loft above it, which is storage space, not sleeping space. This is not a house you move a family into. It's a foothold. A place to stay while you figure out what you're doing with the rest of the land.
The front porch faces ocean and sunset. That's real. The Big Island's southwest slope gives you those views if you're high enough and the trees aren't in the way, and here they're apparently not. Ocean View sits at elevation on the Kona side of the island, which means drier than Hilo, cooler than the coast.
Infrastructure is thin but it's started. There's a small water tank already in place. Overhead power is available at the street, not yet connected to the cabin from what the listing says. The driveway is graded all the way up from the road with a gate at the entry. So you've got access, you've got the start of water, and you've got power waiting at the curb.
The Kahuku unit of Volcanoes National Park is nearby. The town center with a grocery store, post office, and restaurants is a short drive. The property sits about a mile and a half from Highway 11, so you're not remote.
If you want two acres on the Big Island with views and something already standing, and you have the patience and money to build this into something, this is a realistic entry point. If you need a livable home now, this isn't it yet.


