Kealanani's 2,021 acres rise above the northeastern shoreline of Kauai, contoured with meadowlands, pastures, gently rolling hills and cool, sequestered shallow valleys. The land is filled with tall, stately trees. In the higher elevations, the ocean and mountain vistas are spectacular, while maintaining residents' privacy and seclusion. Warmed by the tropical sun and cooled by trade breezes, Kealanani has the perfect climate for those who love being outdoors and appreciate the beauty of nature.
Comprised of 190 homesites, ranging in size from 3 to 100 acres, Kealanani rises from sea level to 425 feet. It contains land that will be used agriculturally, along with sanctuaries that will be left in their natural beauty. It will become an attractive combination of nature preserve, farmland, ranchland and farm dwellings.
Kealanani is designed to provide its residents with myriad means to celebrate the country life. A ten-mile looped trail system on the property welcomes casual strollers, serious hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders. Residents may breed horses, and as an added benefit, at the entrance to Kealanani will be Kauai's only state-sanctioned rodeo rink. Kapa'a Stream, which borders the property, is open to kayakers and meets the open ocean at Kealia Beach, a popular spot for sunbathing, surfing, and body boarding.
An integrated agricultural, farming and residential community, Kealanani is primarily focused on (but not exclusive to) a tea plantation, a taro farm, and the cultivation of cacao. While these three primary agricultural activities will establish the identity and focus of Kealanani, owners will be able to make their decisions regarding their individual agricultural activities with alternatives such as tropical fruit trees (mango, papayas, lychee, avacado), coffee, saffron, vanilla and flowers. Already on the property are a reservoir and extensive waterways for irrigation, which will be made available to each individual property.
Kealanani is an ideal place to set down roots, grow and thrive.
