83-5531 HAWAII BELT RD, CAPTAIN COOK, HI 96704

Property details

Beds / baths

6BR · 4BA

Living area

2,222 sqft

Price / sqft

$337/sqft

HOA

—

Days on market

144 days

Year built

1929

Property type

Residential · Single Family Residence

Ownership

Full

Land tenure

Leasehold

MLS #

727043

Status

Active

Location

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About this listing

This is a leasehold property...Major price reduction! Possible rental opportunities with 4 separate living spaces! Plus the current owners are successfully growing coffee and outsourcing the roasting. Live your dream! A must see, will not last! Discover your own slice of Hawaiian paradise with this extraordinary property—a flourishing tropical farm where history, sustainability, and natural beauty unite in perfect harmony. Nestled within a thoughtfully designed estate, you'll find multiple structures, including a historic farm-style main house with 3BR's & 2 baths, a charming mill house with sleeping area and outhouse, and a detached redwood home with 3BR's and1bath plus an outside shower and it's own paved driveway. The main house has a potential second driveway perpendicular off the main road. Rock walls are on 3 sides of property. Fully turnkey, this property comes with farm equipment, furnishings, and an active operation producing premium shade-grown Kona coffee, macadamia nuts, and tropical fruits. The main house blends rustic charm with modern convenience. Its spacious kitchen, open-concept living and dining areas, 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths create a warm, inviting retreat, living room cabinets replaced with custom mango and Australian pine cabinets. Below the main home is a full woodworking workshop, propagation/gardening room and extensive storage. A private guest suite, boasting its own entrance, 3 bedrooms and a full bath, and a kitchen with exquisite Koa cabinetry, elevates the experience. The suite’s bedroom/library, crafted from reclaimed redwood, opens to a lanai with breathtaking ocean views and an open-air shower. At the heart of the estate stands the historic mill, a working hub where coffee and macadamia nuts are meticulously processed. Complete with a Hoshidana (retractable drying roof). Harvests include coffee, macadamia nuts, avocados, bananas, and more. March '26 coffee sales are about 200 lbs.