If you ever wanted to live in a real-life masterpiece, then this 15.71 acre art farm is definitely the private, but posh artist's dream retreat. Listed at $3,275,000 by Linda Jean Briske and Maeghan Pocock of Island Sotheby’s International Realty, 796 Awalau Road in Haiku on Maui brilliantly embodies not only artistic autonomy but luxurious sustainability as well.
Constructed in 2018, this magnificently serene property stunningly sits atop 2000’ of elevation, and boasts absolutely sweeping panoramic views of the ocean, grassy knolls, Haleakala, and the clear night sky, free from any obtrusive night light pollution.
All of this is accessible via a private road to fully ensure the lavish solitude which this expansive property effortlessly exudes.
The environmentally friendly home itself is a creatively angular design with one bedroom and one in its breezy 960 square footage.
The original owner of this captivating structure truly desired to channel the art of sustainability in its passive conditioning, 48-panel solar array, and propane powered back-up generator, as well as the amazingly clever water collection optimization.
The main home is just the beginning though, as the art farm only continues to fulfill its namesake with the additions of its tucked away lofted cottage, the steel quonset hut workshop with a home theatre, and its spacious carport perfect for four vehicles.
Health and recreation are also key aspects of this home's lifestyle, uplifted by the cutting-edge infra-red sauna within the fully furnished wellness studio, and the sleek 40’ container swimming pool with a large plexiglass panel to maximize visibility towards the nearby trendy and bright kitchen and entertaining lounge.
This tucked-away paradisial oasis truly sits at the resplendant intersection of being eco-consciously self-sustainable, luxuriously modern, and playfully inventive. This is the perfect idyllic retreat to not only live simply, but also be elegant and environmentally-friendly while doing so.
More information can be found on the listing site.
Photography by: JBR LIFE Media for Island Sotheby’s International Realty
