-

Bookmark and Share Email this page Email Print this page Print Feed Feed
Thursday, September 29, 2011

Grand Puu Panini Estate

It’s rare to find homes in Hawaii with European touches that are both tasteful and blend into the Island lifestyle. This home on Panini Circle brings the elements of Hawaii, Asia, and Europe into one estate. (Click here for details.)

It’s located in a part of the Puu Panini neighborhood that has a private park and tennis court—like its own little association. When you approach the house, the enclosed garden area features warm red brick walls and an archway, reminiscent of Italian villas.

Inside the 5,615-square-foot, five-bedroom home, most of the rooms have contemporary elements with rich hardwood floors, custom doors and windows, high ceilings and both casual and formal living areas.

There is one room, currently used as a dining room, that reflects the Italian garden and archway outside, but it works with the modern design. It looks so new, though, you probably can’t tell the home is 37 years old.

Interestingly enough, one of the 5.5 bathrooms is totally Japanese style, with a furo and bathing area.

The parcel is almost 23,000 square feet, with a pool and a gigantic area for cars, in case you want to entertain.

Money talk: $4,380,000 fee simple
Contact: Tracy Allen, Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties, 808-593-6415, Tracy@cbpacific.com

Posted on Thursday, September 29, 2011 in Permalink

Have Feedback? Suggestions? Email us!

About This Page

Honolulu Real Estate focuses on the Hawaii housing market, condos and homes for sale, Hawaii rentals and general news about real estate in Hawaii.

Editorial content by Treena Shapiro, except for sponsored posts.

Treena Shapiro writes about real estate every weekday for HONOLULU Magazine. She has worked previously for the Honolulu Advertiser, the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and the Associated Press. She currently lives in Windward Oahu with her husband, two children and a pair of cockatiels.

Got a question or story tip? E-mail her.

Follow her on Twitter at @treenashapiro or @RealEstateHNL.

If you would like to receive HONOLULU Magazine's newsletter by email, sign up for our newsletter.