2372 Baldwin Ave #2, Makawao, HI 96768 listing details

This listing consist of two CPRD parcels being sold together. Unit 2 includes 2372 Baldwin Ave (the Sugar House) and 2364 Baldwin Ave (the Ohana) 15.303acres TMK 2-2-5-003-038-2. Unit 1 consist of pasture land 19.685 acres TMK 2-2-5-003-038-1. This rare 35-acre world-class equestrian center is perfectly poised above Paia Town, just below Makawao. With a prestigious Baldwin Avenue address, the property has full north shore and bi-coastal ocean views with direct views of the West Maui Mountains. The main house, built in 1946 as the HC&S managers house, features over 5000 square feet, 5 be...drooms and 5 baths, the home is currently being re-imagined with privacy in mind. Each bedroom suite has new windows, taking advantage of the breathtaking views, yet being respectful of each guests privacy. The gentle split-level design of the home follows the contours of the land. A new cottage with unbroken bicoastal views will be completed in the summer of 2015. The living quarters are entirely upstairs and are awaiting the new owners final touches in terms of personal tastes. The cottages lower level has huge ceilings and is large enough for boats, trailers, trucks and water toys all with easy ingress/egress. The focal point of the property is the new 6700 square foot horse barn rivaling the best of any in the world, with 8 stalls, a washing area, upper level mezzanine, ample large tractor and storage, Nelson watering systems, and an arena anchored by a sublimely mature banyan tree. Keeping the surrounding grass lush and green are the Tufftrack grass-permeable pavers that allow trucks, tractors and horses to gather around the barn without causing lawn damage. The five horse pastures that surround the property are automatically irrigated through one centrally located computer system. The county water services both the pastures and the watering systems for the horses. In restoring the land to a healthy state, the current owners insisted on avoiding chemical solutions, and can proudly say that all the pastures are healthy places for horses to roam free of toxins, both natural and synthesized. Each of the five pastures is surrounded with high-density polyethelene fencing. While the fencing is strong, flexible, and is built to withstand the extreme Hawaiian weather, its current placement allows for it to be quickly and easily moved. Horse lovers will also appreciate the concrete run-in sheds. The Sugar mill ruin from 1846 sets Pueo Estate apart from all others. The history of the area is front and center simply because of the undeniable presence of this single structure. Luckily, the Frank C. Churchills, who bought the property in 1947 following the destruction of their sea-level property with the 1946 tsunami, recognized the need to preserve the ruins for posterity. They were the first to re-imagine the ruins as a sport court, specifically utilizing it as a paddle tennis court. They also recognized the space as an incomparably beautiful entertainment spot. The curr Show more