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Timeless, impeccable, and irreplaceable, this architectural gem on the Hamakua Coast stands as a testament to immaculate construction quality and enduring design. Built in 2004 for their mother and as an homage to Italy, Villa Paolina recently underwent a meticulous two-year restoration, emerging as a modern vision of Hawaiian luxury on 58.49 acres.

The Villa is well suited to an institutional buyer (or those who want a unique home!) Imagine the possibilities: a wellness center, a spiritual retreat, a thriving tea or coffee farm, an exotic sandalwood forest, an equestrian estate, a boutique bed and breakfast, a culinary school, a farm-to-table private dining experience, or a venue for weddings and unique events. Perhaps a corporate, health, or spiritual retreat beckons? The potential of this property is as vast as the surrounding landscape.

Secluded in complete privacy, this is a haven of the exquisite Hamakua coastline and the most productive farmland on the island. With 180-degree coastline views, majestic Mauna Kea, and expansive vistas across the vast Pacific Ocean, the setting is nothing short of breathtaking, serene, and private. A majestic feat of construction, the villa boasts 4,527 square feet of living space, including four suites and a hotel-sized kitchen with a butler's pantry. The 2,240 square feet of partially covered imported marble lanai brings the total under-roof area to 6,764 square feet.

The Villa's reinforced concrete structure, poured-in-place columns, beams, and arches, galvanized steel roof trusses, and richly colored terracotta tile roof create a striking contrast to the off-white hand-applied plaster of the exterior 18-inch concrete walls. This construction was built to endure the test of time, and is well suited to the climate and environment.
Located on the Hamakua Coast, known for sunny weather and moderate rainfall, this property is an absolute must-see to appreciate its beauty and rarity.