"Exclusive Ranch Resort"

The natural topography of the Highlands provides dramatic panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Hualalai, Mauna Loa, and Mauna Kea volcanoes, expansive natural landscape and beautiful Hawaiian vistas.  The Highlands slope gradually from 3750 foot elevation to 5500 foot elevation.  There are a variety of land forms and ecological zones supporting Koa and Ohia forests, mixed forest and grazing lands, and a host of residential, agricultural, and recreational uses. It is easily accessible with direct access from the highway and is very convenient to the adjacent town of Kealakekua and the major resort town of Kailua -Kona, for shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and city amenities.

To recap, the Highlands is planned ranch and recreational development in an ecologically and culturally sensitive, “exclusive ranch resort” community with an abundance of wide open space and magnificent vistas.  This is a truly magical taste of old Hawaii, that offers a wonderful location for a new beginning.

Plans are being finalized to preserve a many thousand acre hunting and recreational area near at the upper elevations of the Highlands. Access is via paved and graded gravel roadway from County Hwy 11 through the planned development area of the Hokukano Preserve.

This historic ranch expanse was previously part of the W.H. Greenwell Ranch and was use primarily as livestock rangeland and timber operations.

There are currently eight parcels in the included in the Hokukano Highlands area:

1. Parcel 8 (TMK: 3-7-9-001:005) which is 481.621 acres.

 

2. Parcel 11 (TMK: 3-7-9-001:008) which is 400.750 acres.

 

3. Parcel 13 (TMK: 3-7-9-001:010) which is 1022.111 acres.

 

4. Parcel 14 (TMK: 3-7-1-001:011) which is 844.012 acres.

 

5. Parcel 15 (TMK: 3-7-9-001:012) which is 979.702 acres.

 

6. Parcel 16 (TMK: 3-7-9-001:013) which is 944.702 acres.

 

7. Parcel 17 (TMK: 3-7-9-001:014) which is 1098.850 acres.

 

8. Parcel 18 (TMK: 3-7-9-001:015) which is 636.766 acres.