HALAULANI | NORTH SHORE | KAUA‘I

The Summary

HALAULANI

63 ACRES | NORTH SHORE | KAUA‘I

OVERVIEW

At the foot of Mount Namahana, Halaulani spans more than sixty-three acres of rolling pastures, forest edge, and stream valley on Kaua‘i’s North Shore. Accessed by a private truss bridge over a deep, year-round stream, the land opens in quiet sequence from pasture to forest, ridge to valley, shaped by water, land, light, and sky.

The property features broad pastures, a mature eucalyptus grove, and varied riding terrain bordered by thousands of feet of swimmable, deep-flowing stream. A historic stone dam anchors the valley floor, reflecting the permanence of this landscape. Elevated areas capture expansive views of Mount Namahana and the surrounding mountain range, where color and light shift throughout the day.

Designated for agricultural use, the land balances productivity and preservation. Its natural topography, water features, and mountain backdrop define a setting of remarkable scale and character. Quiet, natural, and inherently private, Halaulani reflects the enduring spirit of Kaua‘i’s North Shore, a landscape of continuity, beauty, and permanence.

SEE THE GALLERY

Key Statistics

Acreage: 63.3 acres
TMK: Unit 7 (CPR) 4-5-2-002-011-0007
Land Use: Vacant Land
Location: Kilauea, North Shore of Kaua‘i
Access: Private truss bridge
Waterfrontage: Thousands of feet of Kahiliholo Stream frontage
Potential: Multiple potential homesites for legacy estate

Property Location

State: Hawai‘i
Island: Kauai
District: North Shore
Area: Kilauea

Key Features

Location - 63.3 acres on Kaua‘i’s North Shore at the foot of Mount Namahana. Minutes from Kīlauea town and nearby beaches.
Access - Reached by a private truss bridge crossing Kahiliholo Stream, a deep, year-round waterway along the property’s northern and western boundaries.
Scale & Setting - A large, contiguous landholding with rolling pastures, ridgelines, and valleys extending from Mahele Hill to the stream valley below.
Water Features - Thousands of feet of swimmable stream frontage and a historic hand-laid stone dam at the valley floor.
Topography - Varied terrain with multiple natural homesite locations offering flexibility for estate planning, equestrian, or agricultural use.
Views - Elevated areas provide broad mountain and ridge views, with select points offering distant ocean views.
Vegetation - Mature eucalyptus grove, open meadows, and fertile pastureland create a diverse landscape and strong agricultural potential.
Privacy - Natural privacy derived from geography, water, and acreage—no need for fencing or walls.
Legacy Value - One of the North Shore’s last large landholdings, combining scale, access, and natural beauty in a single estate.