Brand new construction meets independent off grid living in this turnkey tiny home in Hawaiian Acres on Hawaiʻi Island. Set among native ʻōhiʻa, the property is bordered by undeveloped lots on three sides, creating a natural buffer from neighbors. The newly built main structure uses structurally insulated panels (SIP) for strong thermal performance, helping the interior stay cooler during the day and warmer at night. Insulated double-pane tinted windows include screens, while lockable metal frame sliding glass doors connect the interior to a 200 sq. ft. deck. The property offers 728 sq. ft. of roof, important to the rainwater collection system. Inside, the home interior includes a kitchen with granite countertop, two-burner propane stove, refrigerator, cabinets, and storage. The full bathroom features a shower, toilet, sink, and built-in shelving. A 48V solar system supplies power for the home and its utilities. The secure utility room houses the solar equipment, 12V water pump, pressure tank, and propane regulator. An on-demand propane water heater provides hot water. Roof gutters and plumbing direct rainwater to a hollow tile catchment tank, creating an independent water system without reliance on municipal water service. The solid catchment setup complements the home's off grid systems and makes practical use of Hawaiʻi Island rainfall. The front of the property is fenced with a gate for controlled access from the road. A driveway leads into the property, with additional outdoor space with room for gardening. With brand new construction, solar power, hollow tile rainwater catchment, plumbing, electrical outlets, lighting, appliances, and essential systems already in place, this Hawaiian Acres tiny home offers a complete off grid setup for daily living on Hawaiʻi Island.