PROPERTY FEATURES:

GENERAL:

Roof: Milled cedar shingle Hawaiian split style on all four pavilions
Gutters: Six inch rounded copper gutters with Japanese rain chains
Large roof overhangs for sun protection. Overhangs are at least 5 ½ feet around perimeter of the home’s pavilions.
Entry lanai roof overhang is 10 ½ feet by 32 feet. It opens to the living room.
Covered living room lanai also opening directly to living room is 26 ½ feet by 24 feet.
Kitchen lanai is 20 feet by 18 feet and is covered by a bougainvillea covered trellis
Additional partially covered lanai is off master bedroom
Work out room and laundry has 16 feet by 7 feet covered lanai
All lanais have 16 by 16 inch stone tile floors
Roof overhangs have river rock on ground below them where there is no lanai.
Climate Control: Main pavilion has central heating and air conditioning. Ceiling fans are in living room, kitchen, and master bedroom and on living room lanai. There are two solar powered cooling fans in attic. Outlying pavilions have unit air conditioning, ceiling fans and solar powered attic fans. All windows have screens.

Green technology: The estate’s electrical needs are partially powered by twenty-four solar voltaic panels on the garage roof. Water is heated by solar power with a back up hot water heater and a recirculation hot water system. In addition, a separate solar hot water system powers the pool hot water system. Solar powered fans are in interior attics in all pavilions. Ceilings are insulated and all the overhangs contain painted teak wood air vents. The house is designed and situated on the large property to capture and take advantage of the cooling trade winds. Solar storage batteries for the solar voltaic panels are inside the garage allowing the potential for off-line emergency power in the home. The battery can be used to power up battery-operated vehicles.

Landscape architect Mike Matoda of Walters Kimura and Matoda designed gardens.

A lighting specialist designed the interior and exterior lighting.

The entire property is walled or fenced and bordered with areca palms.

ENTRY
Stone lanterns lead up the wide walkway from the street to the 19th century hand carved double teak doors from Bali. Once opened, you enter into a magical enclosed garden where carved deities and demons hide among the plants. Stone pillars topped with large antique glazed pots from Java lead you on across a stream that flows downward over volcanic rocks to a larger pond set in a Japanese inspired garden. Custom night lighting is from Bali.

GARAGE PAVILION:
A three-car garage is separated into a two car bay and a one car bay. The one car bay has an opening through a large teak and glass sliding door to a covered and protected workshop area bordering a private walled garden. The garage ceilings as in the rest of the house are insulated. There are two ceiling fans and louvered windows to provide air circulation.

The driveway is accessed through electrically powered hand carved double teak gates that open to a large protected and private area leading to the main garage entry doors.