Go Off the Grid at This Stylish and Self-Sufficient Compound for Sale on Maui

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When people think of off-the-grid living, small cabins hidden in a deep wooded forests or camper vans come to mind. But, a new listing in Hawaii provides a self-sufficient lifestyle in a spacious and luxurious package. Sitting on nearly 16 acres on Maui, the ‘art farm’ is for sale seeking $3.275 million.

During its construction in 2018, the owner guided the process with three principles: Form/function, passive conditioning to naturally improve the indoor living environment, and framing the mesmerizing landscape. They succeeded greatly in all three, creating a property full of personality with never-ending views of the ocean and mountains.

A little unorthodox and quirky, the farm is colorful and industrial in its design while catering toward total off-grid living. It doesn’t rely on any public utilities, running completely off a 48-panel solar array, propane-powered backup generator, and eight batteries. The main structure is only 960 square feet, holding one bedroom and one bathroom, and sprinkled with industrial art studio vibes throughout.

The compound is made up of a lofted cottage, a curving Quonset steel barn with movie projector capabilities, a wellness studio with an infrared sauna for those looking to sweat out stress, and even a container swimming pool adjacent to the outdoor entertaining areas. There’s a happy place for anyone at this one-of-a-kind Hawaii home, and even more land for the new owner to build upon.

Linda Jean Briske and Maeghan Pocock of Island Sotheby’s International Realty hold the Aloha State listing.

This article appears in the July 2022 issue of DailyDeeds.