Almost at the end of the road, in a different world, the North Kohala lands of Niulii now offer a secret spot; a truly magnificent property where ancient Hala groves meet undulating pastures along rugged ocean cliffs. A dream home sits at the peak of this three lot estate that welcomes the beauty of nature inside, a home that defines light and airy. Seattle Architect, Jim Cutler, combined strong organic island elements into a stunning home of this place in both form and function. He created, by the elegance of simple line and design, a home so like no other that it was named a Record House by Architectural Record in 2007, one of only 7 homes selected world wide. Absolutely stupendous views greet you at every glance. Modern technology reinforces solid construction from durable elements; Fir and Teak trimmed windows, Lyptus paneled walls, A a lava, Basalt stone floors, glass tiles. Well designed and equipped kitchen is built for a true gourmand. Custom crafted cabinetry from the living room to the library, baths and kitchen is engineered for functional efficiency in addition to beauty. The U-shaped design results in a protected courtyard entry path through a bamboo alee that doubles as a privacy shield for the pool. The North wing is two suites separated by a library and powder bath. The lateral wing is the living space and the south wing holds the family room, another full bath, laundry & pantry. Protected lanai at either corner for Alfresco dining under sunset skies. 2-car Garage with loft for storage. Under home access vaults might double as a wine cellar or storage. The home overlooks 73.25-acres; made up of three separate parcels. The home sits on most elevated lot. One lot is oceanfront hosting the Hala grove along with some lovely building site choices. The other is fenced pasture interspersed with groves of shady trees, old mill walls and more potential building sites. Sale includes BMW and Honda Ridgeline Sold Furnished
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