Charming pink historic ranching-era estate. Magical Kona views. Close to everything Kona offers. Large open lanais, ocean and coastal views, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, fully appointed kitchen. Featured in the coffee table book, The Hawaiian House Now, the home is an historic 1895 structure, modified in the 1940s and retaining the charm of old Hawaii with architecture, finishes and furnishings of the day, while satisfying the needs and aesthetic of today's lifestyle. TA-193-208-5248-01 Sleeps nine. Three doubles, one king, and one twin bed, plus two twin-size pull-outs. Two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms on main floor. Main floor has two lanai sitting areas, living and dining rooms, kitchen, and laundry area/butler's pantry. One room downstairs w TV room and french doors open to the garden. Master suite upstairs on the third floor, with a king and one twin, two window seats that sleep young children, an ensuite bathroom, and a desk work area. Guests are free to access all parts of the home, the one-car garage, and the large yard surrounding which leads out to the Kona Blue Sky Coffee Company roaster and retail. Lisa lives on property in the house at the top of the driveway and will greet all guests at some point during their stay, preferable soon after arrival. Available to answer questions, anytime. Feel free to text, or call. Rural Kona agricultural community of artist galleries, boutique hotels, cafe, and stores with a charming village atmosphere. You will want a car to get around while on Hawaii Island. Uber and Lyft are available options here in Holualoa. Hawaii General Excise and Transient Accommodation tax is charged to the renter by Airbnb seen as a Resort Fee on the breakdown of charges. Far-off neighbors have dogs in kennels and roosters that crow in the morning hours. We also have errant feral roosters on the property, and coqui frogs that some guests find pleasing and soothing. **Please consider NOT purchasing single-use water bottles. Our rain fed aquifer lens-sourced Hawaii county water is treated, safe to drink, and refreshing! Please consider bringing your beverage flasks and using them while visiting the island! We all need to leave less plastic behind! Thank you.