Lot F -- 148 Ikena Kai Place, Kula, HI 96790

Status:

This lot has been approved by the County, and is now available for sale. The price of Lot F is $815,000.

Description:

A gently sloped drive approaches a virtually level home site nestled against Pohakuokala Gulch with bicoastal views. The lot would be ideal for a 2-story home.

The developers have been planning to reserve this lot, if it's still available, for building their own home, but they will consider offers until then.

 
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The view of Haleakalā from Lot F, looking toward the south.

 

The view of Haleakalā from Lot F, looking toward the south.

 Looking toward Mā‘alaea from the home site on Lot F.

 

Looking toward Mā‘alaea from the home site on Lot F.
The West Maui Mountains, as seen from Lot F.

 

The West Maui Mountains, as seen from Lot F.

 Panini cactus and Kiawe trees mark the edge of the Pohakuokala Gulch, which descends very steeply to the left.

Panini cactus and Kiawe trees mark the edge of the Pohakuokala Gulch, which descends very steeply to the left.
Lush vegetation grows at the bottom of Pohakuokala Gulch, looking toward the northwest. The boundary of Lot F runs along the bottom of the gulch. Lot F rises steeply from here, to the right. The large spiky plant is an Agave, and the plants in the shadows at the right are Panini cactus. 

Lush vegetation grows at the bottom of Pohakuokala Gulch, looking toward the northwest. The boundary of Lot F runs along the bottom of the gulch. Lot F rises steeply from here, to the right. The large spiky plant is an Agave, and the plants in the shadows at the right are Panini cactus. 

 A typical sunset

 

A typical sunset
on Lot F.
 
Note: The southwestern boundary of Lot F is the centerline of Pohakuokala Gulch. There are some sites of archaeological significance in the gulch that must be protected, according to the Hawaii State Historic Preservation Division. For details, click here.
 
For further information, please contact Phil Christopher.