Ferme À Naalehu

Aloha and welcome to your own slice of paradise! A rare 31-acre farmland property near the southernmost point of the U. S. This working agricultural property includes a permitted 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home with a basement featuring 2 additional rooms and a bathroom, plus 8 additional farm structures. Outdoor gathering spaces, lush gardens, and thriving orchards fill the land, supported in part by an independent local beekeeper whose bees help keep everything blooming.

The property boasts a thriving orange grove producing sweet Ka’ū Gold oranges from October through January — a taste of the district’s storied citrus legacy. This land was once part of a former commercial citrus operation, having produced tangerines, tangelos, limes, and avocados. Bananas, dragon fruit, Surinam cherry, avocado, cacao, and lilikoi also flourish here, and the rich, fertile soil is well-suited for cultivating coffee. Cacao is currently minimal but well-established, with plenty of room to grow in the surrounding fields. With that foundation already in place, this land holds real promise for a farm-to-bar coffee and chocolate operation.

The fertile acreage offers plenty of room to expand crop production, establish grazing areas, or grow the agricultural infrastructure further. There’s ample space for livestock, with the opportunity to create a lease that supports the thriving orchards — a wonderful chance for a hands-on farmer or agricultural entrepreneur to cultivate a truly self-sustaining piece of land.

Just minutes from South Point and Green Sand Beach, this property blends the beauty of the islands with genuine agricultural abundance — a rare opportunity to grow, live, and give back to the ’āina in one of Hawai’i’s most unique and treasured locations.