Mauna Kea Properties For Sale

Set within the iconic 1,839 acre Mauna Kea Resort on the Kohala Coast, the Mauna Kea Residences offer a range of luxury two- to seven-bedroom residences. Owners can join the Club at Mauna Kea which allows access to the resort’s two white sand beaches as well as the many resort and hotel amenities including the swimming pools, fitness centers, Seaside Tennis Club, two championship golf courses, spa and dining. The resort offers a range of real estate options, including homes, townhomes, condominiums and vacant land, with the lowest density of any other resort on the Kohala Coast.

The first mention of coffee in Kona was in 1840 when it was realized the crop – though planted in other locations – was best suited to the Kona district. Coffee is a labor-intense crop as everything – from planting to picking – is done by hand. Hardworking family farmers took Kona’s rich volcanic soil and, with the help of the region’s perfect climatic conditions, have turned the crop into an internationally-recognized and coveted commodity.

There were no home sales in Mauna Kea Resort in October. Mauna Kea Resort recorded a single home sale in June for $7M, 93.30% of the Sale/Current price. The home was on the market for 169 days and the price per square foot land/building was $1,730.

A single condominium sale recorded at Mauna Kea Resort in October for 96.10% of the Sale/Current price, or $1.725M. The unit spent 57 days on the market and the price per square foot was $1,165.

Just two home sales closed in Mauna Kea Resort in 2023. The Sale/Current price averaged 98.70% or $5,897,500. The residences spent an average of 140 days on market and the average price per square foot, land/building, was $2,005.

Sales on 6 condominiums in Mauna Kea Resort closed in 2023. Their sales prices ranged from $1.13M to $5,638,050 or an average of 9814% of the Sale/Current price. The homes were on the market for an average of 5 days and the price per square foot for the units averaged at $1,394.

The highlight of November is the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival. One of the nation’s oldest food festivals, the coffee festival is about Kona – its history, its people, its culture and the industry which put this region in the international spotlight. There are so many fun and meaningful events happening November 1 to 10; everything from an evening lantern parade to coffee tasting and cupping to a recipe contest and a ho`olaulea. There are coffee picking and coffee farm experiences, talk stories, cultural offerings, a coffee and art stroll in historic Holualoa. And, a new Miss Kona Coffee will be crowned following a scholarship pageant featuring talented and aspiring young women. For more information about the festival, visit https://konacoffeefest.com/.

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