39-3383 OLD MAMALAHOA HWY

39-3383 OLD MAMALAHOA HWY Ookala, Hawaii 96774 United States

Savor this historical sugar plantation managers estate, built in 1927 and on the open market for the first time! The large and gracious main house is fronted by a portico, and has a small telephone room tucked to the side of the entry (for those important transpacific calls!). Immediately past the entry is a large living room with a fireplace, and past that is a screened-in veranda. Also on the main floor is a large and elegant office and a light filled dining room with fabulous ocean views and a coffered ceiling. All the downstairs ceilings are 10'. The kitchen has been expanded by converting the butlers pantry into an open breakfast area which creates the perfect spacious room for personalized upgrades. There are two bedrooms on the ground floor, one with an attached bath and ocean views. There is also a full bath on the ground floor. There are three bedrooms upstairs. The two large bedrooms each has an attached sun porch that could be used as a small office, if you could drag your eyes away from the ocean views. The large bedrooms have attached bathrooms. There is a smaller bedroom between them. Tucked away in the half basement of the main house is a two room space historically used as a maids quarters with a 1/2 bath. This space, currently being used as a hobby shop and remote work office can be set up for numerous functional uses. In addition to the main house, there is a charming guest cottage with two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a lovely porch; caretakers quarters above a small detached garage, with a kitchen, full bathroom, a bedroom, and a dormitory; and a structure that may have been used to keep the managers horse and awaits your decision as to future use! There is a small pool, suitable for a quick dip or water aerobics, and the remains of a grass tennis court. The views are enchanting, the grounds are lovely, and there is an unmistakable grace to property that would be almost impossible to recreate.

Listing Courtesy of Compass