Live where the ocean meets the jungle on Kaloli Point in Hawaiian Paradise Park. The location feels unreal. It’s quiet, private, and tucked in the sunbelt where you can often hear the ocean at night.

Recent updates include a new roof, fresh paint, rebuilt lanais, a new gated entrance, and a freshly graveled driveway. The water catchment system was cleaned and upgraded with a newer liner, cover, paint, quantum disinfection filtration, and a new water pump.

The fully fenced lot is a dream for gardeners. You’ll find mature palms like betel nut, açaí, and Samoan coconuts, along with fruit trees including avocado, breadfruit, jackfruit, starfruit, mango, sapote, rollinia, soursop, and many more. Raised garden beds, a large chicken coop and run, and colorful tropical landscaping make the property feel like a private retreat.

Inside, the home offers two bedrooms and one bath with high open-beam ceilings that keep the space bright even on gray days. The kitchen features a blue glass-door Samsung refrigerator, and the enclosed sunroom adds warm, sunlit living space.

There are two carports. One is attached and includes laundry with a tower washer and dryer. The other is detached and includes a large permitted storage shed. Bamboo window shades, uninstalled, are included with the sale.

This home sits on the same block as the trailhead to Shipman’s Beach, with miles of coastline paths along the Kaloli Point cliffs. The neighborhood sits between Pāhoa and Kea‘au and is about 30 minutes from Hilo’s airport, hospital, and town conveniences. It’s the kind of place that captures the best of island living.