PRICE REDCUTION TO $1,079,000 5 Bedrooms 3 Baths 2,475 sq. ft. (approx.)
A rare chance to own the incomparable modernist villa interior designer Robert Trickey created for himself in Hawaii. Set in Puna Beach Palisades, near Kehena Black Sand Beach and the stunning Red Road Coastline, the Modernist masterpiece was the first of the celebrated Lava Flow homes that launched the career of AIA award-winning architect Craig Steely. It has been showcased in numerous publications, including two books and the cover of the New York Times.
The villa sits high on the edge of a pristine lava field wilderness overlooking the ocean; the red glow of Kilauea crater is reflected on the clouds at night. A pool wraps the front of the house, mirroring its dramatic volumes. The home’s two structures are linked by a covered walkway. In front, a private guest suite boasts a secluded patio and full bath and artist’s studio.
The main house is entered from a cut lava terrace across a bridge over the pool and onto a grand 800-square-foot covered lanai. A glass-enclosed indoor/outdoor living room commands an uninterrupted view over the lava flow. A formal dining room and chef’s kitchen with sleek red oak cabinetry, Jurassic granite counter tops, three sinks and high-end stainless appliances enhance entertaining.
A cantilevered stairway of mango wood slabs leads to the upstairs master suite and study. An adjacent lot can be purchased with the property if desired (ocean side of the house).
The entire residence and grounds have just undergone an extensive remodel to freshen and sharpen their incomparable Modernist beauty.
Truly one of a kind...backs up to state land. Just a quick 10-minute stroll from Kehena Beach, the finest black sand swimming beach on Hawaii, and close to all the other beautiful spots this unspoiled stretch of coastline has to offer.