4640-A KOLEA RD KEKAHA, HI 96752

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This is a VA Home that the Department of Veteran's Affairs (DVA) has foreclosed on because the owner couldn't meet their payments. You are not required to be a serviceperson or even an owner-occupant to purchase these properties. Buyers interested in purchasing a VA-acquired property, should contact the listing agent or a local real estate broker of your choice to see the property.

Description

This 1993 single-story Kekaha home is a seldom available estate sale. Though it awaits more TLC, some heavy lifting has been done. It has an owned 19-panel PV (no battery) system, a solar HWH system, some new kitchen cabinets, new laminated countertops atop base cabinets, a new bathroom vanity, almost finished painting (inside & out), A/C & a separate laundry-shower room. It was fumigated & has a prepaid Sentricon termite monitor service until 2/2025. Its once-tended botanical yard with blooming gardenias, yielding bananas, & lilikoi vines need a green thumb. Gardening tools are housed in 2 sheds. Access to the fenced and gated property is via a flag lot easement from Kolea Rd. The back boundary is open green acreage, an ag canal, &, in the distance, mountains shielding Kokee State Park with its renowned hiking trails and trout fishing season. It's only 2 blocks from the ocean! With over 1/4 acre & R4 zoning, think flexibility. and an ocean view. It's sold "As Is" with a key to only 1 entry door & no further cleaning, maintenance, repairs, or groundskeeping. Buyer is also responsible for any desired affirming public record searches, appraisals, inspections, & staking/surveys deemed material to Buyer's purchase. Seller's VA mortgage is assumable for a prequalified vetAlmost 24 years after Kauai's last sugar mill closed, this former plantation community is now Kauai's last slow-paced beach community, a small enclave known for its fishing, surfing, lifeguard station, miles of beachcombing, show-stopping sunsets framing nearby Ni'ihau Island, its post office, & 3 elementary school options. Most basic needs... hospital, banking, markets, fishing pier, fire department, restaurants, live music, library, tech center, theater , middle & high schools...are nearby in revitalized Waimea Town. Lihue, 30 miles further North, is the county seat with Lihue International Airport, multiple shopping options, and the Community College. Kekaha stays laid back and mum.