Big Island

5.5-Acre Estate in Historic North Kohala

Located along a private lane off Iole Road in North Kohala’s historic Bond District, this exceptional 5.5-acre estate offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and country elegance. Surrounded by mature trees, lush gardens, productive macadamia orchards, and bordering the 2,400-acre Iole Stewardship Center, the setting is peaceful and truly one of a kind.

The thoughtfully designed single-level main residence features three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a private office near the entry. A welcoming covered entrance and handcrafted wood front door create a warm first impression. Inside, cathedral ceilings, a gas fireplace, recessed art niches, and abundant natural light enhance the inviting interior. The spacious primary suite includes multiple closets, dual vanity areas connected by a large walk-in shower, and direct access to a private outdoor shower.

At the heart of the home, the kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, and an elevated breakfast bar. An enclosed lanai with expansive windows provides additional living space while overlooking the orchard and beautifully landscaped grounds.

A versatile two-story guest house complements the property. The lower level includes a kitchenette, dining area, full bathroom, a spacious workshop with dual garage doors, and ample storage. Upstairs, a private guest bedroom and living area offer a comfortable retreat complete with a large walk-in closet and a covered lanai with distant ocean views and views of Haleakalā on neighboring Maui.

The grounds are home to more than 100 macadamia and fruit trees, creating a productive and picturesque agricultural setting. Additional features include an attached two-car garage, mudroom, carport, irrigation catchment system, custom storage shed, and access to a private water system.

Watch the video tour to explore the home in more detail.

A rare North Kohala offering where quality craftsmanship, functional design, and the beauty of Hawaiʻi come together.

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