An oceanfront estate in Kāhala has hit market with a $45 million price tag.
The property, listed by Coldwell Banker Realty independent agent Tracy Allen, can be found at 4505 Kāhala Ave.
According to the brokerage on Monday, the single-level home spans nearly 10,000 square feet and has six bedrooms and six full- and two half-bathrooms.
Among other features, the home has an open floor plan, Burma Teak finishes, floor-to-ceiling glass walls that "pocket away to reveal unobstructed panoramic ocean views," a chef's kitchen with high-end appliances, a resort-style pool and spa and gated entry, as well as an oceanfront lānai with a sunken wet bar, built-in barbecue and lounging areas, the brokerage said.
"This extraordinary estate represents the epitome of luxury living in one of Hawai‘i’s most exclusive neighborhoods,” Allen said in an announcement Monday. “Whether you are looking for a private sanctuary or a grand venue for entertaining, look no further than this home.”
In an email to Aloha State Daily, Allen says the home's "remarkable size and a thoughtfully designed floor plan," set the listing apart from other luxury listings in Kāhala and on O‘ahu.
"This residence offers grand proportions on every level," she continued. "The home itself is just shy of 10,000 square feet under roof and connects to the 'heart of the home,' which is the expansive oceanfront lānai spanning approximately 5,200 square feet. The 1.3-acre level parcel offers vast manicured lawn areas and 171 linear feet of ocean frontage — a rarity!"
Allen says she loves the seaside lānai, "as it's such an extension of the residence and where one would spend most days lounging, working and entertaining all within a single day."
"I have yet to see a home in all of Hawai‘i with a covered oceanfront lānai of this size. It's really amazing and so comfortable and cozy all at the same time."
Allen says there's no other residence in the Kāhala neighborhood that offers a single-level floor plan of this scale and size.
"This is a one-of-a-kind legacy estate and offering," she says.
Stephanie Salmons can be reached at stephanie@alohastatedaily.com.
