Set on over 20 acres of usable land, this unique property offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, sustainability, and space to grow. Once part of the historic Olaa and Puna Sugar Company lands (1899–1984), the property still features original cane haul roads that provide established access throughout. Positioned for maximum seclusion, all improvements are thoughtfully located near the center of the acreage and surrounded by perimeter hog wire fencing. The property has been operated as a no-kill animal sanctuary, with infrastructure in place to support a wide range of uses; from continued sanctuary operations to farming, homesteading, or retreat-style living. Two large yurt structures serve as caretaker quarters, designed for functional, off-grid living. A planned communal kitchen and living area was started, with existing footings already in place for future completion. The property is equipped with essential off-grid systems, including solar power, water catchment, and septic. The solar setup features six panels, a 24-volt system, Outback inverter, and battery storage (two 12-volt gel batteries, 300 amp hours each), all housed within a 20-foot container that also serves as secure storage and conveys with the sale. Despite its off-grid capability, the property also offers modern connectivity with landline, fiber optic internet, cell service, and access to grid power if desired. Paved county road frontage provides easy access just minutes from the highway. A thoughtfully planted food forest enhances the land’s productivity, with a wide variety of mature, food-bearing trees and plants including multiple banana varieties, bamboo, citrus, avocado, cacao, jackfruit, clove, nutmeg, ulu, coconut, lilikoi, ice cream bean, and more. With its combination of acreage, infrastructure, and established plantings, this property offers a strong foundation for a self-sufficient lifestyle, agricultural venture, or private retreat.