Olowalu Oceanfront Manor

Looking for that “Rare Exotic feel” of Stately Polynesian days gone past? Where: remote seclusion surrounds; life is slow; whales can been seen and heard; sunsets inspire your sense of well being; ocean access for water sports is steps out your back door….and yet you are less than 5 miles away from mainstream civilization with all of its amenities? If you are looking for a trophy home and property that is full of heart and soul and NOT ostentatious, yet prestigious and elegant – you must come and experience this 1.3 acre OCEANFRONT SANCTUARY.

Offered at Maui’s resplendent historical location of Olowalu – described as “rare; storehouse of royalty property” and “adjacent to one of Hawaii’s healthiest and unusual coral reef systems”. It’s now Maui’s newest enclave of only a handful of very exclusive residences, without being in a controlled gated community. Like Old Hawaii , with it’s deep mana – yet offering the privacy and convenience of new.

Designed by Glen Mason, an award winning architect renowned for cultural heritage preservation incorporated into new construction. Some of his works include: the Bishop Museum, the Doris Duke Shagri-la home and the Richard Charmberlain/Martin Rabbett home on Keawekapu Beach (built at the same time as this residence).

Positioned on the south coast of Maui, the entire property has a wonderful continuance from the progression of a stately yet gradual sense of “arrival” as you drive under the mature indigenous Hala trees, to the approach at the entry courtyard, to crossing the threshold into the entry hall with the immediate “wow factor” of the tremendous shoreline ocean views.

The house incorporates authentic design features of 1930s kama’aina architecture – wide verandas, wood floors, spacious rooms with high ceilings, and double-pitched roofs – with “smart house” technology. The 9300 s.f. residence (including lanais) is comprised of three buildings around an open space of pools, gardens, and walkways.