Largest Parcel of Land for Sale in Hawaii Listed by Luxury Big Island President Harold Clarke

Asking price is $18 million for 16,000 acres which includes Pohue Bay

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May 30, 2017, 14:38 ET

NA'ALEHU, Hawaii, May 30, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Harold Clarke, Hawaii's foremost expert on luxury property and president of top real estate brokerage Luxury Big Island, is proud to introduce a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a 16,455-acre property featuring six miles along the southwestern coast of the Big Island. The listing has an asking price of $18 million.

Located to the south of The Ka'ū Forest Reserve and the Mauna Loa volcano, this is the largest parcel of land for sale in the state of Hawaii according to the MLS.

The 16,455-acre property, located on the southwestern coast along the Mamalahoa Highway in the Ka'ū district of the Big Island, is available for purchase with an asking price of $18 million. It is listed by Harold Clarke, president of Luxury Big Island by Harold Clarke.

"This is a rare chance for a homeowner to possess one of the most coveted areas on the Big Island," said Harold Clarke. "While private and remote, you also have access to all of the wonderful things that come with living in Hawaii, including amazing resorts, top golf courses, water activities such as diving, and horseback riding. Purchasing this property means owning one of the most unique pieces of real estate in the world, while enjoying everything that Hawaii, one of the most beautiful places in the world, has to offer."

With six miles of Pacific Ocean frontage, the crowning jewel of the site is Pohue Bay, one of the most pristine bays in all of the Hawaiian Islands. A good distance from the highway and not easily accessed by the public, owning the acres around the bay will allow the owner to feel like it is their own private paradise. This bay is also the home and nesting site of the rare and endangered Hawksbill Turtle. The species is plentiful, adding to the distinctiveness of the site.

Also adding a unique touch are the ancient petroglyphs which are featured in many locations throughout the property.

"People come to Hawaii for several reasons: the beauty of the environment, the slower pace of life, the ability to be in your own world, the rich history," Harold Clarke continued. "This property allows an owner endless possibilities to create a true sanctuary and possess a piece of this beautiful island. It is a truly unique property and is ready for the right buyer to make it their own."

Prospective purchasers can contact Harold Clarke at [email protected] or (808) 443-1320 for more information, to set up a property tour or to submit an offer.

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SOURCE Luxury Big Island