Hale Mahie

Overview

Built in 1926 and beautifully remodeled with modern luxuries, Hale Mahie is notable as an example of the Spanish Colonial Revival style, popularized in Hawaii in the 1920s and early 1930s. Formally known as the Egholm Residence, the historic Diamond Head vacation cottage enjoys additional significance as the work of famed architect Carl William Winstedt.

Hale Mahie offers 3,795 sq. ft. of stunning architecture and elegant comfort. Comprising the entire third floor, the master suite boasts a king-size Balinese-style bed, peek-a-boo ocean and Diamond Head views, a large walk-in closet, and a luxurious bathroom with an open rain-style shower and marble soaking tub. The main floor includes a second beautiful bedroom and en suite bathroom, while the lower level provides two additional bedrooms, another full bathroom, and an additional half kitchen. The home also features an expansive kitchen with marble counters, custom cabinets, and top-of-the line appliances, as well as a media room, an office, and a reading nook.

One of the most celebrated surf spots on Oahu, known by locals as “Tongs,” is directly across the street from the rental cottage. Take a 10-minute walk from the home to world-famous Waikiki Beach and the bustling Waikiki strip, where you’ll find endless options for fine dining and shopping. A number of other attractions are also within walking distance, including the Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium, Diamond Head hiking trails, Kapiolani Park, and public tennis courts.

This vacation home has been registered as a Transient Accommodation with the State of Hawaii - HAWAII TAX ID TA-044-602-3680-01