John Paul DeJoria lists $32.5M Hawaiian Estate Built in Bali & Shipped Across the Pacific Ocean

$32,500,000 | 1994 | 3,413 Sq. Ft. | 3 Beds | 3 Baths | 3 Acres

Owned by billionaire entrepreneur John Paul DeJoria—co-founder of Paul Mitchell and The Patrón Spirits Company—the stunning oceanfront estate at in Kailua-Kona is currently on the market for $32.5 million. Spanning 3,413 square feet with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, this compound transcends the typical Hawaiian luxury home, standing instead as a meticulously crafted architectural masterpiece on the rugged Kona coast. The property’s unprecedented history began in the mid-1980s when DeJoria, captivated by Indonesian temple architecture, commissioned a team of 280 master craftsmen to construct the authentic Balinese structure over a period of four years in Bali. Built entirely of traditional ironwood and teak, the structure was painstakingly disassembled upon completion, shipped across the Pacific Ocean, and reassembled on its three-acre Hawaiian parcel. To maintain the absolute integrity of its original design, craftsmen pieced the home back together using traditional wooden pegs rather than modern metal fasteners.

Designed as a series of connected, open-air pavilions, the home features a breathtaking roofline crowned with over one million wooden shingles shaped like dragon scales. Intricately carved dragon heads edge the roof, functioning as striking water spouts during tropical rain. Shielded by a pristine nature preserve and fully self-sustaining with state-of-the-art solar arrays and rainwater catchment systems, this off-the-grid retreat offers a rare opportunity to own a highly exclusive, world-class sanctuary.

Anne Hogan Perry • anneperry@compass.com
Co-listed with Chris Cortazzo • chris@chriscortazzo.com
Compass
Photography Credit: Sky Makai Photography

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