381 15-1999 15th Avenue Hawaiian Paradise Park

Land for sale · Keaau, Hawaii

15-1999 15th Avenue: your Hawaiian Paradise Park.

15-1999 15th Avenue is an undeveloped, lushly vegetated homesite in the Puna district of the Big Island, on a quiet gravel road at the end of a peaceful dead-end street in Hawaiian Paradise Park. There is no through traffic, just the jungle and the few neighbors who live down the road. The raw lot holds mature native foliage and volcanic soil, with no structures on site, and it is listed by broker Donna Bowles of Better Homes and Garden Real Estate Island Lifestyle.

15th Avenue
15-1999
Keaau, HI
96749
no structures
Raw
dead-end gravel road
Quiet
Quiet gravel road view of Lot 381 on 15th Avenue in Hawaiian Paradise Park, Keaau with lush vegetation

A peaceful dead-end gravel road, with the lot behind the treeline. Street view, 15th Avenue

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The land

Six views of the land.

This isn't a mowed lot. It's the Puna rainforest doing what it does best: growing. Broad-leaf trees, tall grasses, a dracaena in berry, all rooted in volcanic soil and waiting for someone to make a plan.

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Dense tropical foliage and native Hawaiian trees growing on the undeveloped Lot 381 in Hawaiian Paradise Park
Ground level, Lot 381

Native foliage rising from volcanic soil near the lot line.

Quiet gravel road view of Lot 381 on 15th Avenue in Hawaiian Paradise Park, Keaau with lush vegetation
Street view, 15th Avenue

A peaceful dead-end gravel road, with the lot behind the treeline.

A dracaena plant with orange berries among lush native vegetation on Lot 381
Detail, Lot 381

A dracaena heavy with orange berries stands in the tangle.

Dappled sunlight falling across tall grasses and native trees on an undeveloped tropical lot
Interior, Lot 381

Dappled light falls across an untouched interior stretch of the lot.

Tall grasses, native trees and scattered branches covering raw Hawaiian land
Interior, Lot 381

Tall grasses and native trees mark the raw terrain.

Street edge of the undeveloped Lot 381 with dense brush and tall grasses in Hawaiian Paradise Park
Street view, 15th Avenue

The lot boundary as it reads from the roadway.

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Peaceful dead-end road

The lot sits on a quiet gravel road at the end of a dead-end street, with no through traffic, so the loudest thing nearby is the jungle itself.

02

Raw and unimproved

No structures, no clearing, no compromises. What you see is what the jungle grew.

03

Your plan sets the pace

Build, plant, or hold. Puna buyers move on island time, and this lot is patient.

Video tour

See the lot in motion.

The camera drifts down 15th Avenue and through the trees, so you can feel how the light moves across this patch of Puna.

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The wider stage

Why Hawaiian Paradise Park?

Hawaiian Paradise Park is one of the largest residential subdivisions in the United States: roughly 8,800 building lots across a few square miles of forested land between Keaau and the coast. Most lots sit around an acre, many are still unimproved, and the park wears its wild character proudly.

  • Big lots, light rules. No CCRs reported, and the park mixes off-grid cottages, farm lots and raw parcels like Lot 381.
  • The coast is four miles of road away. Beach Road reaches the lava shoreline, and both Paradise Drive and Makuu Drive run to the ocean in just over four miles.
  • A working small town nearby. Pahoa is about 15 minutes down the Keaau-Pahoa Road, with markets, bakeries and the weekend Makuu Farmers Market.
Pahoa town · about 15 minutes Hilo · 30 to 35 minutes Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park · about 50 minutes Hilo International Airport (ITO) · 30 to 35 minutes
Illustrative view of the Puna coastline, deep green rainforest meeting a black lava shoreline
Illustrative of the wider Puna coastline; the lot itself is landlocked among the trees.

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Notes for Big Island buyers.

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Donna Bowles, Realtor Broker with Better Homes and Garden Real Estate Island Lifestyle
RB-21253 · Hawaii

Your broker

Donna Bowles

Realtor Broker · 19 years on the Big Island

Donna Bowles is a Licensed Real Estate Broker with Better Homes and Garden Real Estate Island Lifestyle, serving Kamuela and Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii. With 19 years of experience and a background in aviation and customer service, Donna brings warmth, dedication, and deep local knowledge to every transaction. She treats every client like a cherished friend, whether helping them buy their dream home or keeping an eye on their property long after closing.

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Ask about Lot 381

Tell Donna what you are curious about: the lot, the neighborhood, utilities, or what it would take to build. She answers every inquiry herself, usually within a day.

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