Honu Hale is an off-grid retreat nestled in an ʻōhiʻa forest on the quiet edge of Black Sand Beach Subdivision, made for those who want a slower, nature-centered life. Two separate cabins, built in 2024, offer cozy, flexible space with warm wood interiors and artisan touches. Cabin one has a living area with a loft to make your own, a kitchen with avocado wood cabinetry and live-edge counters, and a full bath with a corrugated metal shower and live-edge vanity. A separate entrance leads to a small den, ideal as an art studio, yoga or meditation space. Just steps from the main cabin, a second cabin surrounded by native forest offers a bright, flexible space with a vaulted wood ceiling, big windows, and a loft to make your own. It could work as a creative studio, a quiet retreat, or space for visiting friends and family. The covered deck is made for slowing down, whether you’re sipping coffee among native ʻōhiʻa trees and lush ferns or looking up at the night sky after a day of creating. There’s open space on the lot too, with room for a fire pit, a garden, or future plans that suit your own rhythm. Lockable under-home storage fits yard tools, kayaks, and more. The property main entrance has parking for two vehicles. Solar power with battery storage, a rain catchment tank with filtration, and propane on-demand hot water support sustainable living. Furnishings on property available with acceptable offer. The main entrance is located on paved Upper Puna Road, while the back of the property provide access to graded Iolani Street. Approximately, 12 minutes to Pahoa Village, Puna Kai Shopping Center and Kaimu Farmers Market. 15 minutes to Kehena Black Sand Beach and Maku’u Farmers Market. 40 minutes to Hilo town and Hilo International Airport.