Miloliʻi Beach Lots, often referred to as the last fishing village in Hawaiʻi, offers a rare connection to the ocean and a simpler coastal lifestyle. This scenic 10,000 sq ft lot features approximately 70 feet of road frontage and a depth of about 142 feet, and is located in the upper middle section of the flats, just a few blocks from the shoreline and the old boat ramp, which has been closed for years but remains accessible for launching kayaks, snorkeling, and fishing. From this vantage point, enjoy expansive ocean horizon views and classic Kona sunsets. The Kona coastline is widely known for its warm, dry climate and frequent sunshine, often cited as enjoying well over 300 sunshine days per year. Utilities in the area include power, phone, and high speed internet, with satellite television available and water by catchment. Electric service is available, with power hookup fees to be confirmed by the buyer, and many nearby homes utilize solar power as an alternative or supplement. A peaceful setting where the coastline, community, and natural beauty define the experience.