Three tiny houses, one productive tropical acre, and many possibilities for how to live here. Located in Hawaiian Paradise Park, this one-acre property includes three separate one-bedroom, one-bath tiny houses, each approximately 400 square feet and currently generating a combined rental income of approximately $3,800 per month. Each tiny house has a full kitchen, bathroom with tiled shower, and a generous covered front lanai that extends the living space outdoors. One also includes a loft, adding extra room and flexibility. The three houses share an acre filled with actively producing fruit trees and edible plants. Papaya, coconut, Jamaican cherry, dragon fruit, white pineapple, mountain apple, Malabar chestnut, multiple varieties of bananas, abiu, mulberry, Surinam cherry, and breadfruit are already growing here—a remarkable amount of variety within a relatively compact piece of land. Rainwater catchment provides water for all three units. Cooking is by propane, with propane on-demand hot water, creating a simple infrastructure well suited to island living. The property is fenced on three sides. And while the setting feels distinctly tropical, it is not far removed from everyday life. Located within the sunbelt of East Hawaiʻi, the property is just six blocks from the ocean cliffs, where whales can be seen during the season and fishing is enjoyed throughout the year. Shopping, dining, entertainment, and commuting to nearby towns are all within practical reach. There are many ways to imagine the property from here. Continue using the three units as rentals. Live in one and rent the others. Create separate spaces for family or friends. Or gradually shape the acre into a more self-contained tropical home, with three individual living spaces and food already growing outside the door.