A Rich History of Agriculture 

Stewarded over its history by only a handful of owners, the current owner developed a land use plan based on regenerative agriculture and environmental stewardship. This includes rotational grazing, orchards of tropical fruit and ʻulu (breadfruit), and the restoration of forests and watersheds. A variety of vegetable crops have been grown and marketed on the land over the years, with potential for commercial-scale production.

Built-In Infrastructure

Included in the offering is a two-bedroom ranch house with direct ocean views, equestrian features including a rodeo arena and miles of riding trails, ranch and farm buildings with equipment, multiple wells and storage tanks, and fencing and gates for rotational grazing. Abundant water resources are managed by two operating water companies. Ranch roads and equestrian or hiking trails traverse rolling pastures and upland forests.

Perched Above Hana Town

Perched above Hāna Town, Hāna Ranch offers clear ocean and mountain views, including several famous landmarks. Ka‘uiki Head, a culturally significant cinder cone, rises above the town and Hāna Bay, providing views of the coastline and the Pacific Ocean. Hāna Bay's scenic beauty is visible from elevated points, along with Fagan’s Cross, enhancing the panoramic vistas. Twin Rocks off the coast and Nanu‘alele Point along the shoreline add to the dramatic seascape. Kaihalulu Bay, known for its Red Sand Beach, is also visible, contributing to the property's natural beauty. The ranch features rolling green hills and views of Haleakalā's slopes, adding to its serene ambiance.

Hana is Heritage

Hāna, on Maui's eastern coast, is renowned for its untouched natural beauty, tranquil environment, and rich heritage. Accessible via the scenic Hāna Highway, this secluded area features lush rainforests, waterfalls, and dramatic coastal cliffs. The town exudes serene charm with a close-knit community honoring traditional culture. Hāna's unspoiled landscapes and slower pace contrast with more developed parts of Maui, making it a cherished place.  Just minutes from the Hāna Ranch, points of interest include Hāna Town, the Hāna Cultural Center, Hāna Bay, and Waiʻanapanapa State Park, known for its black sand beaches and volcanic rock formations. The region's commitment to preservation ensures Hāna remains pristine and revered.