A private 2.2-acre compound in Haiku with expansive forested outlooks, ocean and mountain views. Accessed via a long driveway off a cul-de-sac and set behind an electric gate, the property offers a strong sense of arrival and privacy. The total covered space spans approximately 2,750 square feet. The main residence offers 1,008 square feet of living space with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and open living areas. Three of the four bedrooms feature transforming furniture systems that convert seamlessly between sleeping, working, and living configurations. An approximately 400-square-foot covered lanai connects directly to the interior via a large-format sliding door system that fully opens the kitchen to the outdoor space, allowing the two areas to function as one. An additional 1,344-square-foot garage provides flexible workshop, office, or studio space. Originally designed by Graham Hill (TreeHugger, LifeEdited), whose work on efficient living has been widely viewed through a TED Talk and featured in The New York Times, HGTV, and other media, the property was built as a high-functioning, real-world home combining modern design, flexible living, and independent infrastructure. The layout functions as a small compound, supporting privacy, guests, multi-generational living, and multiple home offices. Spaces are arranged from public to private, with sound-attenuating construction throughout, including double-layer drywall with acoustic damping compound and a suspended floating ceiling below the main living level, allowing areas to be fully closed off for privacy and quiet. Designed for airflow, durability, and comfort, with natural cross-ventilation and passive design, large six-foot overhangs for shade and weather protection, high ceilings, large picture windows, dual Kohler soaking tubs, and Ipe decking and railings. The home remains consistently dry and well-ventilated, aided by its siting, airflow, and rainscreen-style siding system with an air gap behind. The home operates on a high-capacity off-grid system designed for daily reliability and resilience: 14 kW solar array (36 panels), 48 kWh Blue Ion battery storage, Level 2 EV charger, and solar thermal hot water. Water is supplied by a 20,000-gallon catchment system with double-barrel filtration and UV treatment, plus a county water connection via shared meter. High-speed Starlink internet supports full-time remote work. The 2.2-acre parcel features strong sun exposure, consistent airflow, ample parking for 10+ vehicles, and approximately 40 fruit trees, many actively fruiting, including papaya, mango, avocado, banana, lychee, jackfruit, breadfruit, star fruit, longan, soursop, jaboticaba, and grumichama. Raised garden beds complement the orchard. Additional features include a lower terrace with campfire area, an outdoor shower with forest views, and infrastructure in place for a future approximately 200-square-foot agricultural office or accessory building, including foundation, I-beam, and footing - architectural plans included. A tiny house is currently parked on site and offered separately. Despite its private, tucked-away setting - with expansive greenery, ocean and mountain views, and a strong sense of being removed from it all - the property remains highly accessible: just 2 minutes to Baked on Maui café, bakery, small grocery, and hardware store; 6 minutes to Haiku Marketplace with grocery, gym, restaurants, and shops; 9 minutes to Ho'okipa Beach, known for world-class surf and sea turtles; 12 minutes to a network of North Shore waterfalls; and approximately 23 minutes to Kahului Airport and town amenities. The property is part of a two-unit CPR on agricultural land.
