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Hawaii Beachfront Property Featured in Hawaii Five-O for Sale at $25M

An impressive Hawaii beachfront is being sold in the market for $25 million.

According to Curbed, the property won in the publication's Curbed Comparisons rental battle. This means that the hotel boasts an impressive asking price.

What makes the Hawaii beachfront an interesting property to purchase is the fact that it stretches 1.5 acres along Kailua Beach. This also happens to be the neighboring property where Obama and his immediate family stayed for vacation.

Meanwhile, the gated property boasts five bedrooms in the main residence and three bedrooms in the guest house. What makes the biggest room in the property beautiful is the fact that it opens out onto the ocean's front lawn. The bedrooms each have sliding doors which lead to the waterfalls and cabana area.

A Sotheby's spokesperson also told the publication that the property gained even more popularity because it was featured on "Hawaii Five-0."

According the Sotheby, "The main living area is an estate unto itself focused around the waterfall pool and entertainment cabana that opens to the main house. The Hawaiian lifestyle is punctuated by the indoor/outdoor space and masterful bedding of lanais and interior living."

"Just beyond the great room, the main kitchen, and master suites, lies world famous Kailua Beach, renowned for its white sand, water sports, and beautiful setting with offshore islands and Koolau mountains. Kailua is a thriving beach community with shops and restaurants that is 20 minutes from all of Honolulu's amenities," the listing details reveal.

More specifically, other amenities that may be found in the property include dishwasher, air-conditioner, garbage disposal, kitchen island, pool, security system, storage, intercom system, outdoor kitchen, terrace, dryer, caretaker house, in-law suite or apt, balcony, library, spa, porch, walk-in closets, marble countertop, outdoor pool, live water, patio, refrigerator and more.


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