The Setting

This is Upcountry at its most temperate. Mornings are crisp and clear, with sunrise views over Haleakalā to the east. Afternoons are warm without the heat of the coast, and evenings call for a fire. The air is cleaner up here, the pace is slower, and the quiet is complete. Double wrought-iron gates open onto a long, winding driveway, rising through rolling green hills to the estate, which is fully enclosed by moss-rock walls and kiawe post fencing. Dozens of terraced rock walls step across the hillside, a remarkable feat of stonework that frames the gardens and gives the land a timeless, Old World feel. Jacaranda trees scatter violet blooms among lava rock boulders, red snow bush, and blue plumbago. Pheasants and axis deer roam freely, cattle graze in the neighboring pasture, and olive groves and vineyards roll out beyond. Along the boundary, a natural gulch adds a sense of seclusion and gives the land its gentle rise and fall.

With nearly 20 gated acres around you, privacy isn’t something you manage here. It’s simply how life works.