Restored Plantation Home with New Price – Live & Enjoy Honoka’a

This restored Honoka’a plantation home on one acre with huge ocean views and seasonal stream is now being offered at a new price! As the gateway to the Hāmākua Coast, Honoka’a provides the first unobstructed view of the Pacific Ocean traveling down from Waimea. This talked about ocean view is one of the best features of this Spencer Road property for sale!

45-315 Spencer Rd., Honokaa (MLS# 280786)

This home also has lovely separation of space and 2 bonus rooms, a bath, and separate laundry room on the lower level; great for a large family, separated office space, recreational area, or comfort when guests visit.

Modern chef’s kitchen, and gorgeous original solid wood flooring throughout

Prime Location Along the Ocean with Views!

The ocean can be enjoyed from almost every room in this beautifully renovated plantation home. Another cool feature is the seasonal stream and swimming hole that borders the northern rim of the one-acre lot.

Views of the blue Pacific from the wrap-around lanai

Seasonal stream with swimming hole along the north end of the property

Outstanding Outdoor Features

Terraced gardens, many flowering plants and fruiting trees, outdoor hot tub, and walkways to a gazebo and fishpond are some of the outstanding outdoor features of this property.

Terraced garden area and fishpond

This home is one of a kind and rare to be active on the market. The lovely climate and warm weather along the coast make outdoor relaxation or entertaining very comfortable.

Wrap-around lanai leads to hot tub, gazebo, and back gardens

If you appreciate plantation style architecture and a home that has been loved and extremely well cared for, in a setting that is private yet very close to all the conveniences and fun of Honoka’a town, this is it!

Gorgeous setting with mature palms lining the driveway

Historical & Modern Day Honoka’a

Honoka’a is a quaint village fronting the ocean and was built in the 1920s and 1930s by Japanese and Chinese workers who quit the nearby sugar plantations to start businesses that supported the economy. The plantation is gone, but the town lives on in the light of those who have settled there. The people of Honoka’a love and appreciate their sweet town. They have maintained and kept intact the historic character of the buildings, including the historical Honoka’a People’s Theater.

Honoka’a People’s Theater

Current day merchants are friendly, happy to be there, and they provide a nice reason to stop and stroll. Interesting galleries, cool antique and local shops, as well as a variety of restaurants all add to the charm of Honoka’a town. The close-knit community is thriving and the town continues to gain recognition for its fun monthly events and community involvement.

One of my favorite events is “First Fridays.” This event rocks! On the first Friday of every month, restaurants and stores stay open late and the sidewalks fill with booths and crafts, live music, and fun. People drive from miles away and other towns to enjoy this monthly community event.

Visit Honoka’a, and you may want to stay!