Kona coffee farms for sale: what to know
Most Kona coffee farms are small, under five acres, on the slopes between about 800 and 2,500 feet. This page explains what a Kona coffee farm is and how to enquire; it lists no properties and no prices.
| Coffee belt elevation | About 800 to 2,500 feet (KCFA) |
|---|---|
| Belt length | About 30 miles north to south, including South Kona (KCFA) |
| Number of farms | About 700 (KCFA) |
| Typical size | Most under 5 acres; 50 acres is exceptionally large (KCFA) |
| Rainfall | 40 to 60 inches a year (KCFA) |
| Prices | Not listed here |
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What a Kona coffee farm is
Kona coffee grows on the western slopes of the Big Island, between about 800 and 2,500 feet. Below 800 feet it is too dry and hot for coffee; above 2,500 feet the seasonal rain pattern disappears.
The belt runs about 30 miles north to south if the outlying South Kona farms are included, and the main belt is scarcely more than a mile wide.
The Kona Coffee Farmers Association counts about 700 farms. Most are under five acres, and 50 acres is an exceptionally large farm.
Annual rainfall is 40 to 60 inches.
Prices
Prices are not listed here. No public source we could cite states a current price range for Kona coffee farms. Ask a licensed agent for recent sales.
Listings
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