There is a place on Maui where life is at once simpler and more profound, where the night sky glitters undimmed by city lights, and you wake to the scent of salt spray, the mesmerizing rhythm of distant surf.

Here, it is easy to forget how close you are to the championship golf courses, award-winning restaurants, and luxury resorts that contribute to Maui’s status as the best island in the world.

Here, at Opana Point, near the legendary surf spot known as “Jaws,” is the home you’ve been looking for—and a revolutionary concept in community.

pe'ahi farms

For the rare individual in whom success and social conscience combine, Pe‘ahi Farms offers an exceptional opportunity to do good by living well—in a home whose ocean views extend unbroken to the horizon, a community whose vision encompasses a greener, sustainable future for this irreplaceable island.

Fifteen 4-acre agricultural homesites are strung like pearls along sea cliffs that rise 130 feet above the dramatic shoreline. Their presence makes possible a new model of farming for Maui, sustainable agriculture that honors the environment, fosters research and education, and emphasizes diversity.

pe'ahi farms Set behind a narrow conservation easement along the sea cliffs at Opana Point, Pe‘ahi Farms’ homesites boast sweeping 360-degree views in one of the island’s loveliest locations. CC&Rs and intelligently placed building envelopes make the most of each owner’s panorama, while preserving view corridors for one’s neighbors—creating an enclave of homes sensitive to the needs of the whole.

Behind this perimeter of ag homesites, the farm’s pastures provide a greenbelt and continuity of open space.

Amenities
At your back door lie pastures that will preserve open space and panoramic views, generation after generation. With such scenic seclusion, you could be tempted never to leave home. Then again, this is Maui, an island of myriad activities and adventures.

Maui’s acclaimed resort destinations are a short drive away, with distinctive shopping, dining, golf courses, and luxury spas. In half that time you can be Upcountry in Makawao, former cowboy town turned art colony. Makawao has retained its rustic charm, even as saddle shops and watering holes yielded to boutique stores, galleries, and four-star restaurants, enough to attract the admiration of The New York Times.

A half-hour’s drive (13.5 miles) along the ocean brings you to Kahului, hub of isle commerce, county government, and international airport—your springboard to the Pacific Rim. Convenient, direct flights daily from the West Coast allow travelers to return home to Maui in time for a late lunch.

A ribbon of white sandy beaches extends along this scenic route from Ho‘okipa to Kanaha, where families and enthusiasts play at a variety of activities and sports in this incomparable setting.

Closer still is the historic plantation town of Pa‘ia. In the decades since Ho‘okipa Beach gained fame as the windsurfing capital of the world, Pa‘ia’s picturesque character has acquired a cosmopolitan sheen —the languages of Europe and the Far East mingle with local dialects at the town’s great restaurants, eclectic shops, and evening entertainments.

The Farm
Led by Holt & Everhart, Inc., an award-winning development team, Pe‘ahi Farms has created an alternative as practical as it is visionary.

While the 240-acre site at Opana Point is zoned for sixteen lots, most of the parcel—approximately 180 acres (100 acres fee simple and 80 acres ag easement)—is dedicated for farm use through a series of easements.

This acreage is currently open field, punctuated by deep gulches lush with papaya, mango, banana, guava, and native shrubs. Pe‘ahi Farms will gradually convert the land to a diversity of marketable crops: a nursery of indigenous trees, plants, and shrubs; a truck farm of organic produce; pastures where beef cattle will graze on a variety of organic grasses.

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