1973 Three Bedroom Home For Sale in Hawaii $195K
OHU50K Notes $195,000
Realtor Comments
Viewing by appointment only, do not bother tenants. This 3 bedroom 1.5 bath home in Hawaiian Beaches subdivision is a great investment opportunity! This permitted property is currently rented with long term tenants on a month to month basis who would love to stay. Photos have been altered to declutter. Solar lease payment of approx $90/month. This property is located in Lava Zone 2. Hawaiian Beaches Subdivision has private water (no catchment tanks needed), county paved roads, mail delivery, and more!
- 3 bed
- 1.5 bath
- Build date 1973
If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
15-2683 Hee St, Pahoa, HI 96778 $195,000
- Contact Realtor: Dayna Robertson
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Pros
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Lower housing costs (for Hawaii)
Compared to many parts of Hawaii, Pāhoa offers more affordable real estate. Homes and land tend to cost less than in places like Honolulu or more developed coastal parts of the islands. -
Laid‑back, rural lifestyle & natural beauty
If you like lush landscapes, greenery, proximity to nature (hot ponds, steam vents, volcanic landscapes), Pāhoa delivers. It’s peaceful, quiet, and tends to move at a slower pace. -
Strong community & cultural diversity
There’s a strong feeling of community. The population includes long‑time residents, Native Hawaiians, people pursuing alternative lifestyles, those living off grid, etc. -
Proximity to Hilo
It’s not totally remote — Hilo (a larger town with more amenities) is within driving distance. That gives access to more services, shopping, etc., though you’ll still have rural travel. -
Alternative / self‑sufficient living opportunities
Many people in Puna live more “off-grid” or use local resources. Farming, permaculture, doing things more locally are more viable here than in densely urban settings.
Cons
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Natural hazard risks, especially volcano & lava flows
Pāhoa is in or near zones affected by eruptions from Kīlauea. Lava flows in recent years destroyed homes and land, and that risk is ongoing. -
Isolation / infrastructure limitations
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Some roads are unpaved or less well‑maintained.
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Services like high‑speed internet, cell phone coverage, reliable utilities may be spotty depending on the exact location.
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Medical or specialized services are limited locally; for more advanced care or amenities you’ll often need to travel.
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Higher cost of living compared to U.S. average, though lower than many Hawaii areas
While housing might be more affordable than in much of Hawaii, overall cost of goods, groceries, fuel, shipping, etc., are still high given island location. -
Limited economic/job opportunities & lower incomes
Many jobs are in agriculture, small business, or tourism. For higher‑paying jobs (especially specialized or corporate), you’ll likely need to look elsewhere or commute/travel. -
Population, poverty, and social challenges
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The poverty rate is higher than U.S. average.
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Some social issues like substance abuse, homelessness are mentioned in local feedback.
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Amenities & entertainment are limited
If you enjoy theatres, concerts, big events, diverse nightlife, major shopping, etc., Pāhoa won’t offer much. For those things, travel or going to bigger towns is needed. -
Weather / climate issues
Heavy rain is common, especially in certain microclimates. Sometimes long wet stretches which some find oppressive. Also tropical storms/hurricanes risk, volcanic fumes, etc.
