From a cliffside Haiku oasis to a luxurious Lahaina estate, here are three homes that will lure and charm.

4785 Hana Hwy

Haiku, Hawaii 

Two Custom Cottages, Big Views, North Shore of Maui, Hawaii

Consider paradise found with this generous 8-acre estate located in one of Maui's most desirable North Shore neighborhoods. Perched aside the top of the grand Uaoa Gulch, with its lush tropical vegetation, affording privacy and mesmerizing ocean views, is this rare ocean-facing Haiku estate. 

Two jewel-like cottages crafted of the finest materials are positioned to take in the expansive views with a clean and unique design inspired by the "Sea Ranch Cottages" of Sonoma County, CA. With deeded dual access from both N. Holokai Rd and

Just up the road from Paia, Haiku keeps visitors and locals coming back with its country appeal, delicious restaurants, and natural beauty.

On the surface, Haiku may seem like any other adorably quaint Maui town, with its open dirt roads occupied by rusted pickup trucks packed with surfboards, and its family-run farms and roadside produce stands. A stone’s throw away from Paia and Hookipa Beach on the north shore, Haiku surprises travelers with more than just its country charm.

Haiku Mill

It’s as if you’re stepping into a whole other world when you visit the famous Haiku Mill. Surrounded by Maui’s plethora of fresh flora and fauna, yet coupled with touches of European flavor, this iconic venue drips with magic. Book a tour via their website

On the North Shore of Maui, between the swaying palms, cascading waterfalls, and ethereal lush forests lays a sleeping giant patiently waiting for the best surfers in the world to attempt it’s rath. Welcome to Peahi. 

People come from all over the world to tame the beast that is Peahi, widely known as Jaws. Though not to be confused with the 1975 Steven Spielberg film, the infamous great white shark and these waves both know a thing or two about power. The reputation of Peahi has reached far and wide, mostly for its (arguably) best waves in the world. Reaching anywhere from 30-70ft, waves at Peahi are formed so precisely that they create these infamous swells. 

According to the late Hawaiian leader, Leslie Kuloloio, Peahi’s traditional name is

Hai'ku at its Best

Nothing will come between you and these amazing panoramic north shore views, but that’s not the only reason this home is a must-see. Ideally located close to Hana Highway, this is Ha’iku at its best: a quiet country retreat with easy access to town. But here, home is where you’ll want to be. Take a dip and entertain outdoors in the covered poolside pavilion surrounded by tropical gardens. The mature landscaping ensures a delicious sense of privacy. Indoors, this home is equally light and airy. From breathtaking views of Mt. Haleakala to misty rainbows meeting the shimmering blue Pacific, the landscape of Maui’s stunning north shore greet you indoors as well, thanks to ample windows and soaring ceilings in the living quarters.