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Villa 6 bedrooms
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Wailea
United States

Maui Makena/Wailea

List price: USD 13`000`000.�(Original Price USD 18`995`000.--)
The owners are divorced so the price has been changed!!!!
6 Bedrooms
7 Baths
Sq. Fts. 7487 / 695.565 m�
Land SF/ Acres 45216/1. --(Phone number)-- .7m2
Waterfront: Across Street from Ocean
View: Ocean
Built: 2008
Neighborhood: Makena
Pool: in ground Spa/Hot-Tub
Garages: 3

Breathtaking panoramic ocean & outer island views & warm tropical breezes intoxicate the senses & renew the spirit. An easy walk to Palauea Beach & the many world-class hotels, shops & restaurants that make up the Makena/Wailea resorts. Located in the new & exclusive private, gated community of One Palauea Bay. The formal entry opens to an exquisite outdoor courtyard that connects each wing of the home. A magnificent 35` waterfall serves as a celebration of sight & sound. The sunken cabana with swim-up bar, full outdoor kitchen & vanishing edge lagoon pool & hot tub is perfect for hosting lavish parties. With over 10,000 square feet under roof, the gracious interior combines tranquil, tropical ambiance & refined European elegance. The sophisticated style & design is displayed in the many hand-carved stone columns, rich wood cabinetry, impressive appointment of natural stones & materials & custom made imported furnishings. The expansive floor plan lends itself to the indoor/outdoor feeling of the home. A spacious living room with motorized pocket doors opening to a lanai with stunning ocean and island views. Culinary masters will delight in the large, gourmet kitchen with leathered marble countertops & professional appliances, walk-in pantry and wine room.

Because it rests in Haleakala`s rain shadow, Maui`s southeastern shore gets maybe ten inches of rainfall each year. It is the driest, sunniest spot on the island. Couple that with a long, almost continuous line of beautiful beaches with exceptional views of the neighboring islands and Molokini as well as predictably gorgeous sunsets and it is easy to understand why the area is one of Maui`s most popular resort destinations. South Maui, like West Maui is also a frequent visiting place for tourists and kama`aina alike who enjoy the sunny hot weather. With so few rainy days, the likeliness of a sunny beach day is great. The trade winds which bring rain and cooler temperatures to the islands do not directly hit South Maui, creating warmer weather than other parts of the island.
Makena:

In the 1800s Makena was the busiest landing on the southeastern coast of Maui. During the California Gold Rush, many San Francisco-bound ships coming up from Cape Horn stopped for supplies at Makena. Fresh fruits and vegetables needed by the miners were loaded onto the ships.
Even after the gold frenzy died down, cattle from Ulupalakua and other ranches were shipped to market in Honolulu from the old Makena Landing. The ranchers tethered the animals to longboats and swam them out to steamers waiting just offshore.
By the 1920`s, however, interisland boat traffic had shifted to other ports on the island and the Landing was pretty much abandoned and Makena slumbered.
About a mile south of the landing, just beyond Puu Olai, a 360 foot red cinder hill which is a prominent shoreline feature, is Makena Beach. The beach is actually two beaches: Big Beach, a gorgeous sweep of glistening golden sand that is well over a half-mile long with straight-on views of Molokini and Kahoolawe and turquoise waters, and Puu Olai Beach or Little Beach, which is a secluded cove protected by rocky outcroppings from the cinder cone.
In the late 1960s, Makena Beach became the site of a free camping ground that developed into a semi-permanent tent city. Makena Beach took on the nickname `Hippie Beach.` Finally, in 1972, the police evicted everybody on health-code violations.
In the 1980s, the Seibu Corporation bought 1800 acres of Makena above the landing and now an exclusive development similar to Wailea is growing.
The Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve and the historical La Perouse Bay can be reached by following the Makena Road past this resort area. The King`s Highway Coastal Trail, which follows the coastline across jagged barren lava flows that date from the last eruption of Haleakala in 1790, continues past the end of the road.
Wailea:
Just south of Kihei, Wailea stands as a spacious, meticulously laid out resort, built in the early 70`s by A & B (Alexander and Baldwin). There are five separate beaches along a mile and a half of shore with views of Lanai, Kahoolawe and Molokini. Winter whale-watching, good from vantage points down the length of the leeward shore, are exceptional off the Wailea beaches, where, sometimes, whales play just 100 yards from the shore.

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