14-3855 Railroad Ave

Description

The land down in Kapoho is very lush and fertile. The soil is perfect for all types of growing year round. Currently half of the land is being used for grazing cattle and the other half boasts a variety of ornamental and indigenous fruit trees, including a grove of Coconuts, Bamboo, and Monkeypod. Driving to the property from Pahoa town brought me reflection and serenity, as the freshly paved Government Beach road winds through scenic hill forests and black hardened lava rock. Just at the corner of Government beach road is a spot to pull off for a panoramic ocean view across a vast expanse of black lava rock. Making your way down Cinder road to the property you will cross Cinderland Ranch, once featured on CNN as a travel hub for young island visitors.The 50 acre parcel is located just between the Papaya Farms Road community subdivision and a larger parcel owned by a local development company. Entering the property I found myself surprised with how many different varieties of trees were available. A beautiful rainbow Eucalyptus caught my eye right away. A botanist or plant enthusiast may really find a liking to this place. A road had been cleared across the southern boundary and wound its way down to a two story home that had been left alone for a while. The foundation was still solid including a large concrete slab and the bones of the structure were still strong, giving hope for a future homeowner to restore the home to its proper glory. The lanai of the home was also noteworthy; boasting a private and expansive view of the farmland below. As I made my way past the farmhouse I crossed a grove of old coconut trees, a shady Monkeypod grove, and Bamboo cluster.The far end of the property was a clear pasture with an Ag setup for raising cows, including water troughs and sectional fencing.Seller is motivated, the listing price is for the sale of these 50 acres of land with the bonus fixer upper 2-1 two-story house