Description
A rare opportunity in Volcano. Two beautiful side by side acreage parcels being offered together. The price includes 19-3945 & 19-3955 Keonelehua Ave. (TMK's 3/1-9-6-15 & 16) for a total of nearly 6 acres.Dedicated Sellers have spent years removing invasive plants, while leaving as many natives as possible. Their careful hand clearing has opened up approximately 1/3rd of the total 6 acres while maintaining the bulk of the property in forest with some trails throughout. Both lots are fenced together to prevent pigs from entering to damage and dig up plants. Native plants are primarily Ohia and Hapu'u tree ferns, which are large and abundant. Scattered among them is Olapa, Kawao, Mamaki, Manono, as well as the newly planted Loulu Palm. There are also a few Koa trees, the largest is over 75 years old.Recent plantings include banana, kukui, poha berry and some dwarf citrus, i.e., tangerine, Meyer lemon and lime. Also recently planted were several native palms, the Loulu Palm. A map showing location of these palms is available. There are also abundant native and non-native bird fliting among the trees. Look carefully and you might see an Apapane, an Amakihi or an I'o, the native hawk.This is a rare opportunity to reap the reward of years of sweat equity and thoughtful planning by Sellers who must move on.
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Description
A rare opportunity in Volcano. Two beautiful side by side acreage parcels being offered together. The price includes 19-3945 & 19-3955 Keonelehua Ave. (TMK's 3/1-9-6-15 & 16) for a total of nearly 6 acres.Dedicated Sellers have spent years removing invasive plants, while leaving as many natives as possible. Their careful hand clearing has opened up approximately 1/3rd of the total 6 acres while maintaining the bulk of the property in forest with some trails throughout. Both lots are fenced together to prevent pigs from entering to damage and dig up plants. Native plants are primarily Ohia and Hapu'u tree ferns, which are large and abundant. Scattered among them is Olapa, Kawao, Mamaki, Manono, as well as the newly planted Loulu Palm. There are also a few Koa trees, the largest is over 75 years old.Recent plantings include banana, kukui, poha berry and some dwarf citrus, i.e., tangerine, Meyer lemon and lime. Also recently planted were several native palms, the Loulu Palm. A map showing location of these palms is available. There are also abundant native and non-native bird fliting among the trees. Look carefully and you might see an Apapane, an Amakihi or an I'o, the native hawk.This is a rare opportunity to reap the reward of years of sweat equity and thoughtful planning by Sellers who must move on.
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