$7,750,000
Hale Hanohano offers a refined expression of modern Hawaiʻi living, set within Kukuiʻula along Kauaʻi’s sun-drenched South Shore. Fronting the 9th fairway of Tom Weiskopf’s championship golf course, this six-bedroom residence pairs clean architectural lines with a thoughtful palette of regional materials, creating a home that feels both grounded and quietly elevated.
Designed by Kelly & Stone in collaboration with Noe Studio, the residence is constructed with structural insulated panels that support energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and resilience in a coastal setting. Ayous hardwood, volcanic stone, and cut puka lava root the home in its surroundings, while floor-to-ceiling glass doors recede fully, opening the interiors to the lanai and inviting ocean breezes and natural light throughout.
Inside, a calm and contemporary interior unfolds with imported Italian cabinetry and doors from Nova Cucina, Pianca, and Barausse. The open-concept kitchen connects seamlessly to generous living and dining spaces. A dedicated media room, gym, and well-appointed guest suites, each designed for privacy and comfort, round out a floor plan built for both everyday living and gracious entertaining.
Outdoors, a pool and spa look out across the fairway toward Kukuiʻula Harbor, where sunsets stretch wide across the South Shore horizon. The Clubhouse, Spa, Golf, and Fitness Center are all within walking distance — placing everyday access to The Club at Kukuiʻula just steps from home.
Ownership includes eligibility for membership at The Club at Kukuiʻula, where golf, wellness, tennis and pickleball, a farm-to-table garden, and curated outdoor experiences shape daily life. The beaches, shops, and dining of Poʻipū are minutes away, with Līhuʻe Airport approximately 25 minutes by car.
The property is situated within Kauaʻi’s Visitor Destination Area with potential for seven-day, short-term rental use.
6
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6
Baths
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728565
MLS
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['Fee Simple']
Tenure
4562 Kaimalino Pl, KOLOA
Listing courtesy of Kukui'ula Realty Group LLC.
