Hawaiian Princess Home!

Hawaiian Princess Home!

Hawaiian Princess Home!

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This is a rare opportunity to see an estate untouched by time and uninfringed upon by tourists or developers. Hoku Ululani (The Star in the Heavenly Grove) is the beautifully preserved Hawaiian estate that was once the home of Princess Abigail Helen Kapi√䬪olani Kaw√ѬÅnanakoa. Those were the carefree days that existed before statehood, when the big pink Royal Hawaiian Hotel was the place to stay on Waikiki, and the "beach boys" were all of pure Hawaiian descent. She attended the famous Punahou School, which at that time would only accept students with traceable pure Hawaiian blood lines. Princess Abigail lived here on Maui inside this beautiful compound until she died in Honolulu in 1961. One glimpse of this estate untouched by time and you’ll fall in love with Hawaii all over again no matter how many times you’ve been to the islands.

Princess Abagail was descended from the much loved Queen Lili’uokalani. She was born in 1903 and was adopted by her maternal grandmother in 1908 and eventually became the head of the House of Kawananakoa, the Royal House of Hawaii, at the death of her brother in 1953. Married twice, she has two daughters and a son, Edward, who succeeded her when she died at the age of 58. Her Maui estate, Hoki Ululani, has been completely restored to its original beauty and is now offered for sale..

On a hilltop overlooking the Pacific and Mount Haleakala, the 3.6 acre compound has five buildings, a large avocado and citrus orchard, waterfalls and winding paths among the mature tropical plantings. Just by looking, we can almost smell the fragrance of flowers in the air. In addition to the main house there is a cottage, a studio, a 2-car garage and a 2-story agricultural building. Overall living space consists of 3,371sf and totals 5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths. Filled with large windows displaying stunning views, the natural tradewinds keep indoor temperatures perfect year round.

A rare private and gated compound of a true Hawaiian Princess - priced at $2,650,000.

Source: www.hawaiilife.com