Many people would love for the opportunity to live in Hawaii, as it is arguably one of the most beautiful places in the United States. The Hawaiian islands, like many other desirable locations, are filled with some pretty amazing homes like this $33 million dollar complex that has recently hit the market and it is absolutely incredible.
Located on Hawaii’s Big Island, this home has now taken the record for the most expensive real estate listing for a single-family home on the Big Island. As soon as you approach the entrance you know that this home its going to be pretty incredible. The home offers a spacious 10,641-square-feet of living space that is more than enough for anyone. The house is also located on one of the islands most exclusive developments where residents have access to two golf courses and a few beach clubs, among other things. It’s kind of like the Beverly Hills of Hawaii.
On the inside you are immediately greeted with premium and luxurious furnishings. In total, there are eight bedrooms making it the only house of that size in Kukio and Hualalai. The house was designed in such a way where outdoor living space blends right into indoor living space in a seamless way and it is just absolutely sublime.
As you walk through the house you’ll find that all the rooms are tastefully designed and decorated and that this is really a luxurious estate. I mean, it better be considering the incredible asking price. Previous owners were William Jahnke, a former Wells Fargo chief investment advisor, and his late wife Patricia, who was the CEO of Barclays Global Investors and served as the chair of HP’s board. So that pretty much explains why the house is so luxurious.
At the center of all the action is the homes amazing pool which is absolutely beautiful. If you were to get board of the pool, the ocean is only a quick walk away. This house is honestly more of a premium resort that a “single-family” home as it is just so large and amazing. Despite the homes large asking price, there is a large amount of interest from prospective owners who are looking to purchase the house, and we certainly can see why.
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