This site has one rare, amazing Hawaii ocean view lot for sale. In fact, if you’re looking for a property (maybe to build on) among the six islands of Hawaii, learn why this particular Molokai ocean view lot may be for you. Best of all, it’s a walk to the beach, 5.5 acres, with an ocean view. Interested? Keep reading!

A mile-long beach you can walk to

The land hill in the distance (just below the rainbow) is preserved and cannot be built on so your view remains protected

Beach you can walk to for swimming or surfing

Build here for a dramatic view

Lot view is 220 degrees panorama wide with majestic ocean and sunset views.
The lot is not so close to the water that you get spray and moisture from the ocean surf (most beachfront lots find their house ages faster). The lot is in the rare “sweet spot” meaning not too close or too far away.
The houses uphill are too far away to walk to the beach. This lot placement is close enough to walk to the beach in 5-7 min.

West end Homeowner’s Association dues are about $130/year.
The island has zero fast-food franchises.
Hard to find “comps” on the island to get a precise true fix on the value. Why? There are no other comparable lots as good.
The annual property taxes may be $1-2K.
You are on an island in the middle of the Pacific.

The lot has a slope which gives it an “impossible to obstruct” view for life.
Lot is already set up for water, cable, and electrical.
You can get high speed fiber-optics internet from Hawaiian Telcom.
There is already a cleared “pad” for building a home.
The lot is in a high home value neighborhood.

The lot size (5.5 acres) means you may have to hire a gardener to look after the landscaping.
There’s a legal document (covenant) that limits building to the upper one third of the lot (the ideal “view” place to build).
If you’re hoping to “steal” the property at a low-ball price, that’s unlikely to happen.
It takes more time to get items you buy online or what you may need to get from Oahu.

There are zero “Big Box” stores on Molokai (but some stores do carry bulk or specialty items).
Just one airline for the island (Mokolele) with 9-15 flights a day.
The barge from Oahu that brings all the grocery and other items comes only 2X/week.
Your lot is on the West side, 20 min. to the airport and 28 min. to town.

Spectacular Ground Level View of Your Lot with Many Options

Hawaii has weather that attracts residents globally who want mild winters (and solid value).
The island has grocery and hardware stores, banks, several restaurants and a hospital.
Hawaii summer temps are in the mid 80s and winter and spring are in the mid 70s.
Population is a mix of Native Hawaiians, Anglos, Filipinos, Chinese and Japanese.
Molokai is the “home of the hula” and offers cultural experiences.

There are no major auto dealerships on island, but plenty of mechanics.
The golf course is not an 18 hole course, but many play the 9 hole course twice without crowds.
The local hospital is fully capable of meeting most needs and emergencies.
The lot is on the West (dry) side of the island which means more sunshine and less humidity.

Land sales in Hawaii have slowed after a surging market; now is a good time to buy.
Property values in Hawaii have increased for seven consecutive decades.
Accessibility! More airlines serve Hawaii than ever before from the US mainland (21 total including United, Southwest, Delta, Sun Country, Alaska, American, etc.).

(5.5 acres, ocean view, walk to the beach)