A Tantalus home that once belonged to actor Richard Chamberlain is on the market for $8 million.
Perched above Honolulu, the 1.8-acre property at 3711 Round Top Drive — listed by Derek Kamm and Schyler Murakami with Coldwell Banker Island Properties — offers views of Diamond Head, the Pacific and the city below.
Murakami told Aloha State Daily Thursday that there are three homes on the property: a 4-bed, 3.5-bath main house that's roughly 3,700 square feet; a 2-bedroom, 1-bath guest house that's about 1,100 square feet; and a studio — along with some large, grassy areas; a tennis court; and an infinity-edge pool.
"It's pretty unique once you're up there," he told ASD. The property, he says, is peaceful and secluded.
"What the current owners like about it is how secluded it is, yet you're 20 minutes away from Honolulu or from Waikīkī."
According to Murakami, the current owners have owned the property for about 20 years and purchased it from Chamberlain's estate. The property hit the market about two weeks ago.
Murakami says you'd likely see a handful of homes for sale on Round Top Drive and in Tantalus each year, but it's rare to see large estates like this.
Chamberlain, a longtime Hawai‘i resident, was known for his leading roles in the 1960s TV series "Dr. Kildare," 1980's "Shōgun," among others. He died in Waimānalo in March at the age of 90.
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Stephanie Salmons can be reached at stephanie@alohastatedaily.com.
