Within the coveted enclave of the Mauna Lani Resort on the Kohala Coast, Hale Ohi‘a is regarded as one of Puako’s most architecturally significant private estates. Positioned along the 12th fairway where the ocean is seen, heard, and felt, the 0.66 acre property offers rare privacy and immediate coastal presence in a community where land of this scale is increasingly scarce. Built with more than 250 native Ohi‘a logs, now protected and no longer permitted for harvest, the residence represents craftsmanship that cannot be recreated under modern construction. The timbers rise through woven lauhala ceilings and expansive living spaces, anchoring the home in Hawai‘i’s landscape and tradition. Interiors reflect a refined approach to luxury with African mahogany cabinetry, onyx and tiger eye stone, Italian porcelain, kiawe hardwood floors, and custom Koa furnishings. Walls of glass open to the lanai where waterfalls, koi ponds, and a resort style pool and spa create seamless indoor outdoor living. The primary suite enjoys dual lanais and panoramic views across the Pacific toward Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa. Ownership includes access to the exclusive Mauna Lani Beach Club.
