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South Kona Fee-Simple Coffee Estate-Leased Through 2034 for Steady Investment Income

Kona coffee estate on 15.981 acres in South Kona, leased through 2034

On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (44 days)

HI area
Financial summary
Asking price
$2,400,000
Gross revenue
N/A
Cash flow (SDE)
$96,000

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Business overview

This fee-simple coffee estate grows Kona coffee in South Kona, Hawaii. The 15.981-acre farm sits in the Kona Coffee Belt along Mamalahoa Highway. About seven acres hold 5,600 to 6,300 mature producing coffee trees. Those trees yield about 22,000 pounds of coffee cherry each year. An assumable lease generates $8,000 per month through 2034. The lease covers three residences, two steel greenhouses, and the agricultural improvements. The $2,400,000 asking price includes real estate valued at $1,950,000. Listed cash flow is $96,000 from that annual lease.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Investors who want an assumable lease paying $8,000 per month through 2034.
  • Agricultural buyers seeking 5,600 to 6,300 mature producing Kona coffee trees on seven acres.
  • Buyers who want fee-simple land in South Kona with three residences and two greenhouses.
  • 1031 exchange buyers looking for leased agricultural income on a 15.981-acre Kona coffee estate.

Details

Reason for selling
Portfolio Rebalancing
Real estate
Owned, included in sale

Frequently Asked Questions

This fee-simple estate grows Kona coffee on 15.981 acres in South Kona, Hawaii. The farm sits in the Kona Coffee Belt along Mamalahoa Highway. Perimeter fencing, agricultural roadways, botanical gardens, and native forest areas sit on the land. Off-grid infrastructure supports long-term agricultural operations on the estate.

An assumable lease generates $8,000 per month, or $96,000 per year. The lease covers the entire property, including residences, greenhouses, and agricultural improvements. The lease transfers to the purchaser at closing with the full estate. The term runs through 2034.

About seven acres hold 5,600 to 6,300 mature producing Kona coffee trees. Those trees yield about 22,000 pounds of coffee cherry each year. The orchard sits on the 15.981-acre South Kona estate in the Kona Coffee Belt. Buyers receive that producing acreage with the fee-simple agricultural estate.

The estate includes three residences and two steel greenhouses with irrigation. The main home has three bedrooms, two baths, and about 1,760 square feet. An ohana unit offers one bedroom, one bath, and a garage. A permitted additional dwelling has three bedrooms and two baths.

The $2,400,000 asking price includes owned real estate valued at $1,950,000. The listing does not include seller financing or inventory. The owner is selling the estate for portfolio rebalancing. Brent Wenner lists this South Kona coffee estate with Sunbelt Business Brokers of Hawaii.

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