07-09-2013, 07:42 AM
That area off Wright road is beautiful physically, there is raw unaltered native hawaiian rainforest up there and plenty of beautiful properties. One of the more unique features of the area is the pristine hapu'u or giant tree fern forest still intact and thriving. Far down Wright road off A'mau'mau street is a research station for the Hawaii volcanoes national park. Overall the area is very ecologically pleasing and diverse. A unique and special remnant of the flora and fauna once dominant in ancient Hawai'i.
However, like nearly all neighborhoods on the Big Island it has its mix of virtual mansion/estates and rundown wrecks / shacks. It's really hit or miss, but I find generally the rule of thumb for Wright road is the area is very nice. The majority of the properties are tastefully manicured and beautifully constructed.
I plan on trying to purchase one of the 20 acre properties up there eventually if my plans for the future pan out appropriately.
However, like nearly all neighborhoods on the Big Island it has its mix of virtual mansion/estates and rundown wrecks / shacks. It's really hit or miss, but I find generally the rule of thumb for Wright road is the area is very nice. The majority of the properties are tastefully manicured and beautifully constructed.
I plan on trying to purchase one of the 20 acre properties up there eventually if my plans for the future pan out appropriately.