Wake Up to a Waterfall at this Family Heirloom Estate in Honolulu

All the perks of a Neighbor Island estate, but only 10 minutes from downtown Honolulu.

May 25, 2018

Rachel Ross Bradley,

Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris
Photo: Courtesy of Linny Morris

Photos: Courtesy of Linny Morris

This stately home, originally built in 1903, has belonged to the same family for five generations. It is truly an old Hawai‘i gem, built on a 60,662-square-foot lot that looks out over the 50-foot-tall Luakaha Falls. The home itself has all the charm of the old days, with high ceilings, dark wood floors, and a great room that opens onto a broad covered lānai with waterfall views. Surrounded by tropical gardens, it shares access to Luakaha Falls with two neighboring properties, and they all join forces to keep the area’s parklike feeling.

The home has four bedrooms and three bathrooms in its 3,325 square feet of interior living space. Inside you’ll find painted white beams, window seats and a lava rock fireplace. The windows are large and rooms spacious, keeping the home light and bright.

Want something larger? The two adjacent lots are also for sale to someone who needs more space than the 1.3 acres that come with the home.