GRACIOUS PLANTATION ERA ESTATE 

A rarely available historic plantation manager’s estate on the northern tip of the Big Island, this gracious home has been beautifully restored in keeping with Golden Age of Hawaii's sugar era but with updates and comforts for the modern discriminating buyer.

Built in 1885, the home features five bedrooms, three full and two partial baths and more than 4,250 square feet of living space, traditional high ceilings, old-growth Douglas fir floors and all the amenities required for living comfortably in a tropical environment.

The residence is surrounded by 1.35 acres, landscaped with century-old Australian cypress and other tropical trees, flower and fruit gardens. And, in the time-honored tradition of plantation-era design, the home is graced by deep, covered lanais which offer a cool afternoon retreat. As the current owner says, the gracious ambiance of the home seems to welcome visitors with, "Come, sit down, let me take care of you..."

Additional outbuildings include a four car carport, storage structures and the original carriage house which could be restored for guest quarters, a separate office, a studio or manager’s quarters.

Listed on the Hawaii State Register of Historic Places, this home qualifies for low annual real property taxes.