36-415 Spencer Rd

MLS® 702977 (Hawaii Real Estate) is located at 36-415 Spencer Rd LAUPAHOEHOE HI 96764 in MANOWAIOPAE HOMESTEADS . The current listing status is Active. This 5 bed and 5 bath Home was built in and features 3775 finished sq.ft with a lot size of 6.64 acres. This property has a reported annual taxes of $3,186. This property is currently listed for an *asking* price of $1,750,000 (Fee Simple) - please call for an explanation of fee simple vs leasehold. Buying Real Estate in Hawaii is very different from the mainland. We can help. 808-298-2030 Click Here to read customer Reviews from people who have worked with this agent.

Private estate with two homes situated on 6.64 acres above Laupahoehoe Village. Panoramic ocean views. Property is fully fenced and landscaped with a seasonal stream running through it. Mature avocado, lychee, lime, tangerine, mac nut and mango trees. Eucalyptus Tree windbreak. Beautiful Sunset Views. The main house is approximately 2,517 sq ft and contains four bedrooms and three full baths. It was formally used as a vacation rental and for Yoga Retreats. Each bedroom has its own separate entrance. The house is custom built with a steel frame, cathedral ceilings which are up to 14' high, four stained glass windows, custom effect lighting throughout. Many of the interior walls are cedar. There and ohia wood floors and posts throughout. The acoustics are excellent for musicians. Custom made shoji doors separate two areas off of the main living space, which can be utilized as a study, office, art room, or children's space. There are approximately 1,158 sq ft of covered lanais with slated floors. The second building is approximately 568 sq ft hexagon shaped studio with 160 sq ft covered lanai and is a wonderful guest cottage. There is a separate bath house with a full tiled shower and slatted floors. This is very convenient after swimming in the river or working in the garden. The property is completely "green" with up-to-date energy system that includes 9 solar panels, 2 inverters, 12 batteries, a 5 KW Northern Lights diesel generator as back-up, and 2 hot water solar panels.