This very special 15.436 acres of land is in the farm and ranching community of East Honopueo in the town of Kapaau, District of North Kohala on the Big Island of Hawaii. Many people say this is the most beautiful dirt and scenery on the Island. This lot is only five minutes from the center of town and nestled alongside 100’s of acres as far as the eye can see of rolling green pastures, fruit and avocado farms and cattle ranches. A bucolic, pastoral poem with contrasting blue ocean horizons and the island of Maui bursting into view, larger than life on a clear day. The 15.436 acres, now identified as LOT 2A SEE ATTACHED SURVEY AND SURVEY REPORT by Wes Thomas Associates – Land Surveyors, is the result of a recent consolidation and re-subdivision of two lots and has been fully surveyed, fenced in its entirety with two entry gates at two different locations making internal access easy. County water meters were previously installed on both lots so the new owner has two county water meters; a huge value. Closing and recordation are subject to final approval from the County of HI which is imminent. The final plat map, payment and all required letters of authorization and Tax Clearance along w/other required/pertinent docs have been submitted. Population of Kapaau is approximately 2,000 and the area has historic significance as being the birthplace of King Kamehameha. The town of Kapaau is quaint and lovely with a bakery/cafe, a renown burger joint, the tiny 96-year-old Bond Memorial Library and most importantly, the statue of King Kamehameha I by American artist Thomas Ridgeway Gould, cast in 1880 and installed in 1883. It stands 18 feet tall in front of the old county courthouse and represents an important cultural and spiritual object for the local community. The East Honopueo Community Association consists of 5 of the 11 lots inside the private gate on Hall Road which leads to a dead end. Once a year there is a community meeting and there are no dues.