Pahoa Vacation Rental House of Ohia Tree Blossoms

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This is a first-rate Vacation Rental Villa in Pahoa Hawaii.

This comfortable vacation home is named after the Lehua blossom The Ohia is a native and is the most abundant tree in the Hawaiian islands, and is one of the first trees to break through the lava This vacation rental Villa is close to all the major attractions in Pahoa Hawaii The wood from the Ohia is very strong Back in the late 1800's, it was farmed in the Puna district and shipped to the mainland for railroad ties However, it was too hard for the spikes, and had to be used as fuel for the steam engines This vacation rental Villa has many things to offer travelers in Pahoa Hawaii. Its red blossoms (Lehua) are important sources of nectar for the birds Hale Lehua is surrounded by Ohia trees, and during certain times of the year, you'll be able to enjoy the beauty of the red Lehua blossomsWhen you come "home" from a day of sightseeing, you enjoy the large living area that extends out onto the fully screened lanai, where you'll experience outdoor dining Fill out an inquiry on this Vacation Rental Villa to get more information on availability and rates. The kitchen is fully equipped for those times you'd rather stay home and cook and just enjoy Paradise at home Hale Lehua also has a fully screened lanai on the back side of the home, so you'll have complete privacy for relaxing and enjoying ParadiseHale Lehua is located in the highly desirable Hawaiian Paradise Park area of the east side of the Big Island You will enjoy your stay at this 2 bedroom Villa Vacation Rental in Pahoa. The vacation home will sleep up to 3, with a queen bed in the master and a convertible futon couch in the 2nd bedroom Hale Lehua has two full bathrooms

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This comfortable vacation home is named after the Lehua blossom. The Ohia is a native and is the most abundant tree in the Hawaiian islands, and is one of the first trees to break through the lava. The wood from the Ohia is very strong. Back in the late 1800's, it was farmed in the Puna district and shipped to the mainland for railroad ties. However, it was too hard for the spikes, and had to be used as fuel for the steam engines. Its red blossoms (Lehua) are important sources of nectar for the birds. Hale Lehua is surrounded by Ohia trees, and during certain times of the year, you'll be able to enjoy the beauty of the red Lehua blossoms.When you come "home" from a day of sightseeing, you enjoy the large living area that extends out onto the fully screened lanai, where you'll experience outdoor dining. The kitchen is fully equipped for those times you'd rather stay home and cook and just enjoy Paradise at home. Hale Lehua also has a fully screened lanai on the back side of the home, so you'll have complete privacy for relaxing and enjoying Paradise.Hale Lehua is located in the highly desirable Hawaiian Paradise Park area of the east side of the Big Island. The vacation home will sleep up to 3, with a queen bed in the master and a convertible futon couch in the 2nd bedroom. Hale Lehua has two full bathrooms.

This House of Ohia Tree Blossoms Villa offers many amenities to enjoy your Pahoa Hawaii vacation!

Child Friendly, Spacious, Designer Furnishings, Air Conditioning, Fully Equipped Kitchen, TV, Washer/Dryer, Garden View, Shower, Queen bed, Queen Futon, Screened Lanai, Parking Available, Laundry Service Available, No Smoking

To find out more about the amenities included in this Pahoa Villa please fill out an inquiry right away!

Sat, October 15 2011 - Fri, December 30 2011 rent for 75 USD day
Sat, October 15 2011 - Fri, December 30 2011 rent for 475 USD week
Sat, October 15 2011 - Fri, December 30 2011 rent for 1575 USD month

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Near Golf, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants, Snorkeling, Swimming, Sigh

This House of Ohia Tree Blossoms is close to all the best activities and attractions in Pahoa Hawaii.