High above Kealakekua Bay, the upstairs office at 81-853 Makahiki Lane offers a rare kind of workspace, one that prioritizes light, calm, and connection to the landscape.
Here, the workday unfolds against a backdrop of blue horizon and orchard green, inviting clarity of thought and an unhurried sense of purpose.
It’s an office built for those who see work not as separation from life, but as part of a balanced rhythm, where creativity and focus coexist with the sounds of the ocean and the hum of the breeze.
Design that Inspires Productivity
Flooded with natural light, this upstairs space is both retreat and observatory. Expansive windows frame the coast from morning to dusk, while clean architectural lines create an atmosphere of quiet order. It’s a room designed for flow, ideal for writing, designing, or leading a virtual meeting with the Pacific as your backdrop.
The thoughtful orientation captures trade-wind ventilation and natural illumination throughout the day, reducing the need for artificial light and air conditioning, proof that sustainability can enhance productivity.
A Home Built for Modern Work and Living
With remote work now a fixture of modern life, homes like 81-853 Makahiki Lane have become benchmarks for design that supports both professional and personal wellbeing. The office’s separation from the main living quarters ensures privacy and focus, while remaining visually connected to the landscape that defines South Kona’s sense of calm.
Downstairs, the open-concept living areas and covered lanai offer a natural transition from work to restoration, whether it’s a swim in the ocean-facing pool or a quiet evening surrounded by the scent of coffee blossoms.
Productivity, Reimagined in Context
To work here is to experience focus without confinement. The view serves as both perspective and reminder: that great ideas require space, and meaningful work benefits from stillness.
This is not a remote office, it’s an anchored one. Grounded in the island’s rhythm, elevated by design, and crafted for those who see the future of work as a balance between innovation and intention.
FAQs About Remote Work Living in South Kona
Is the upstairs office private?
Yes. The workspace occupies the upper level of the home, providing privacy and panoramic views ideal for focus or creative work.
What is the view from the office?
Sweeping coastal vistas over Kealakekua Bay, framed by the property’s coffee trees and tropical orchard.
Does the space receive natural ventilation?
Yes. The design maximizes airflow through trade winds and natural light, reducing reliance on artificial systems.
How does the home support work-life balance?
The estate’s architecture connects productivity and restoration, an upstairs workspace for focus, and outdoor gathering spaces for renewal.
Looking for a home designed for balance?
Contact Marco A. Silva to explore 81-853 Makahiki Lane, a South Kona estate where light, landscape, and thoughtful design redefine working from home.