Active · MLS 730935

Hale
Lauleʻa

The House of Peace

77-6236-A Mamalahoa Hwy · Holualoa, HI 96725

$3,400,000
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3full1half
Interior
1,999sf
Land
1.25ac
Built
1992
Pods
3

About This Property

A Property
That Is an
Experience

Welcome to Hale Lauleʻa, the House of Peace. A private resort-style sanctuary in Holualoa, where cool mountain air, sweeping ocean views, and Hawaiʻi estate living create something genuinely rare.

This is a one-of-a-kind luxury home designed as three private pods, breezeway connected and surrounded by lush tropical grounds. Soaring rooflines, breathtaking ohia posts, cathedral ceilings, and open-air living allow Hale Lauleʻa to live far larger than its 1.25-acre footprint suggests.

Over the past decade, thoughtful updates have transformed this property into a move-in ready offering. Each pod has been meticulously refreshed with new ceramic tile flooring, high-efficiency DC ceiling fans, LED lighting, and fresh paint throughout. The primary suite is a sanctuary unto itself, featuring custom tile work, a reworked shower, and a new soaking tub. The kitchen shines with high-end appliances, extended LED track lighting, and a new operable skylight.

Beyond the architecture, the land gives back. Mature white pineapple and producing coffee trees are tended by a caretaker, alongside avocado, bananas, and citrus varieties. A new greenhouse, raised storage, and a stone-accented entry gate complete this Holualoa sanctuary.

Architect Carey Smoots  ·  Showcased in Architectural Digest

The Film

Kona’s Most Beautiful Estate

Walk the breezeways, the pool terrace, and the orchard with Marco. Best viewed full screen with the sound on.

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The Architecture

Three Pods,
One Sanctuary

Rather than one enclosed structure, Carey Smoots arranged Hale Lauleʻa as three separate pavilions linked by open-air breezeways. You step outside to move between rooms. That is precisely why the estate feels so much larger than its square footage, and why the trade winds never stop moving through it.

Pod I

Living & Kitchen

Cathedral ceilings on ohia posts, a stone fireplace, and pocketing doors that open the great room fully to the pool terrace. The kitchen carries high-end appliances, extended LED track lighting, and a new operable skylight.

Pod II

Primary Suite

A sanctuary unto itself. Custom tile work throughout, a reworked walk-in shower, and a new soaking tub positioned for the garden. Doors open directly onto the flagstone courtyard and the ocean beyond.

Pod III

Guest Quarters

Private guest accommodation set across the breezeway, with its own approach through the tropical planting. Refreshed with new ceramic tile flooring, DC ceiling fans, LED lighting, and fresh paint.

Specifications

What Comes With It

Interior

  • Three breezeway-connected pods
  • Cathedral ceilings on ohia posts
  • New ceramic tile flooring throughout
  • Stone fireplace in the great room
  • Kitchen with high-end appliances
  • New operable skylight
  • Extended LED track lighting
  • Primary suite with custom tile work
  • Reworked shower and new soaking tub
  • High-efficiency DC ceiling fans

Pool & Grounds

  • Resort-style saltwater pool
  • High-efficiency pump and solar heating
  • Automated chemical monitoring
  • Thatched gazebo overlooking the coast
  • Flagstone terraces and courtyards
  • Stone-accented entry gate
  • 1.25 acres of tropical grounds
  • Sweeping ocean and sunset views

Orchard

  • Producing coffee trees, caretaker tended
  • Mature white pineapple
  • Avocado varieties
  • Bananas
  • Citrus varieties
  • New greenhouse
  • Raised storage

Systems & Energy

  • Owner-owned photovoltaic solar panels
  • Solar hot water
  • EV charging station
  • WiFi extender system
  • Two-car garage
  • Greenhouse with museum-grade lighting
  • Built 1992, updated over the past decade

Above the Garage

A Studio
of Its Own

A separate office sits above the garage, and it is far more flexible than that description suggests. With a Murphy bed, built-in cabinetry, and a private lanai, it works equally well as an artist’s studio, a guest retreat, or a creative haven set apart from the main pods.

  • Separate office above the two-car garage
  • Murphy bed and built-in cabinetry
  • Private lanai
  • Greenhouse with museum-grade lighting

The Setting

Holualoa

Holualoa sits in the coffee belt above Kailua-Kona, where the elevation brings cool mountain air in the evening and the coastline opens up below you. It is an artist’s village of galleries, studios, and coffee mills along a single historic road, and one of the few places in Big Island real estate where you get genuine seclusion without giving up proximity to town.

For Buyers weighing Kona luxury real estate, this pocket offers something the resort corridors cannot: working agricultural land, mature canopy, and a climate that runs several degrees cooler than the shoreline.

  • DistrictNorth Kona
  • NeighborhoodHolualoa
  • Lot Size1.25 Acres
  • Property TypeSingle Family
  • Year Built1992
  • MLS Number730935

Holualoa, HI 96725

77-6236-A Mamalahoa Hwy

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Questions

About This Estate

Hale Lauleʻa translates to “House of Peace.” It is a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath luxury estate at 77-6236-A Mamalahoa Hwy in Holualoa on Hawaiʻi Island, offered at $3,400,000. The residence was designed by architect Carey Smoots as three separate pods connected by open-air breezeways, and it has been showcased in Architectural Digest.
The pod layout separates living, primary suite, and guest quarters into three pavilions joined by breezeways. You step into open air to move between them. The result is constant cross-ventilation, genuine privacy between sleeping quarters, and a home that lives considerably larger than its 1,999 square feet of enclosed space.
The 1.25 acres include producing coffee trees currently tended by a caretaker, along with mature white pineapple, avocado, bananas, and citrus. Buyers interested in the agricultural potential should speak with Marco about current yields, the caretaker arrangement, and what continuing the operation involves.
The estate carries owner-owned photovoltaic solar electric panels, solar hot water, and an EV charging station. The resort-style pool runs on a high-efficiency pump with solar heating, a saltwater system, and automated chemical monitoring.
Holualoa sits above Kailua-Kona in the coffee belt. The elevation runs several degrees cooler than the shoreline, with mature canopy and working agricultural parcels rather than resort density. Buyers typically choose it for seclusion, cooler evenings, and long ocean views, while remaining close to Kailua-Kona town.
Contact Marco A. Silva directly at 808.557.8921 or Marco@KonaLuxuryRealEstate.com. Marco is a Coldwell Banker Global Luxury specialist and REALM member representing Buyers and Sellers across Kailua-Kona, Holualoa, and the Kohala Coast.

Private Showings

See Hale Lauleʻa
in Person

Photographs carry the architecture, but not the trade winds moving through the breezeways or the way the coastline opens up from the pool terrace. Marco would be glad to walk you through it.

Marco A. Silva · R(B) · RB 20599 808.557.8921 Marco@KonaLuxuryRealEstate.com

Listing by: Coldwell Banker Island Properties, Kona

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