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15-1660 3rd Ave
Keaau, HI 96749
$795,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1686
Property Description
This one’s a showstopper.

Custom-built from the ground up with exquisite attention to detail, this gorgeous estate home and infinity pool sit perched on a private one acre parcel just a short distance from the Pacific Ocean and some of the Big Island’s best shoreline trails.

Hand-laid marble floors adorn the entirety of the home’s living space, which features vaulted ceilings throughout along with eight-foot etched glass doorways, wainscotting, custom crown molding, marble windowsills and dual-layer sheers/valences.

In the kitchen you’ll find white granite countertops and stunning wood cabinets with additional undermount storage, all boasting etched glass paneling.

The master suite is guarded by dual hardwood-slider doors and connects to an expansive bath area with walk-in closet and a deep steel tub.

Two more bedrooms and an office area can be found in the main part of the home, along with another full bath and an office with built-in wall cabinets.

Outside, you’ll find a stunning 15 x 32 ft infinity pool with four fountains and two smaller ponds. An 800 square foot screened in Lanai makes year-round entertaining a breeze, while two full double car garages sit adjacent, each with their own glass sliders. The south facing garage also features an upper-level deck overlooking the acre of landscaping below. Exterior nightlights illuminate the surroundings.

Ceramic tile roofing and a stucco exterior provide both elegant form and function, while a front-facing porte-cochere doubles as an open-air Lanai.

Palms and multiple Ti varietals have been planted abundantly across the landscape, which is fully equipped with a sprinkler system. The property itself has two entrances, with the home itself tucked peacefully along the back of the parcel.

By appointment only.
Property Information
Lot Size
1 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2007
MLS Number
706824
Location
Address
15-1660 3RD AVE
City
KEAAU
State
HI
Zip Code
96749
County
HAWAII
Listing
Provider
Name
Compass
Phone
(808) 762-1796
Office Name
COMPASS
Office Phone
(808) 378-5447
Agent Name
Nate Gaddis

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