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July 5, 2019

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48 DIGS.NET | 7.5.2019 R E A L E S TAT E | 3 9 4 2 P A L I M O A N A P L A C E M A R K E T T o live at this estate on the North Shore of Kauai would leave a person with just one problem: Where to go when seeking a relaxing vacation? Given that this property is home to an open-air island residence, just over 7,500 square feet in size, and situated on more than 3 acres of manicured land, it's a thoughtful question—one that becomes even more real after lounging at the vacationland pool area. Poised on a bluff overlooking sparkling Kahili Bay, on land that is sprinkled with wafting palms and colorful flowers—the picture of Eden on Earth—the home is a thoughtful custom residence created by Kauai big-home builder Rohn Boyd, who's since transitioned to selling luxury homes full-time on the Garden Island, as Kauai is called for its vivid and unspoiled natural landscape. "It's a self-contained resort," explains Boyd. "I wanted to create a property that you can come and stay at—and not leave if you didn't want to. You have every amenity here that you could want." e pool here is one of the largest residential ones on the island, and a central focus of the property. Snaking along the perimeter of the home, the elegant rock pool, over 100-feet in length, features a swim-up bar where one can lounge over cocktails under the Bali-style thatched roof. Tucked behind one of the waterfalls—there are two—is a peaceful grotto, and nearby is a 45-foot water slide that's certain to make a child's eyes widen. Other thrills come by jumping into the pool from the rocky heights of the highest waterfall, or watching the sunset's vivid pink, orange and blue hues while soaking in the spa tub. A regal touch to the scene is a reddish bridge, made of ipe wood and with carved railings, that stretches across the pool and links the front entrance gate to the residence itself. e home's style, which Boyd describes as "contemporary Hawaiiana," sports a colorful slate roof and copper gutters, as well as a series of Dickey roofs—a style of double-pitched roof with overhanging eaves that is common to Hawaiian-style properties. e silhouette of this estate's roofs, more mildly angled than typical Dickey ones, lends a pleasingly angular look to the residence, and helps delineate different sections of the five-bedroom and six-bathroom home. (CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT) AN EXPANSIVE ROCK POOL WITH WATERFALLS AND A 45-FOOT WATERSLIDE CREATE A RESORT-LIKE FEEL; THE SPRAWLING ESTATE RESTS BEAUTIFULLY ON OVER THREE ACRES OF LAND, WHERE SWAYING PALMS, VIBRANT FLOWERS AND OCEAN VISTAS ARE ABUNDANT FROM NEARLY EVERY VANTAGE POINT; A WELCOMING ENTRANCE TO THE FIVE-BEDROOM, SIX- BATH OPEN-AIR, ISLAND HOME DESCRIBED AS "CONTEMPORARY HAWAIIANA."

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