Justin Bieber’s former Hawaii hideaway just sold for $6.24 million after two years on the market.
The clifftop estate, known as Waterfalling Estate, is an iconic location where Bieber, 30, vacationed in 2015 for $10,000 a night.
At that time, he rented the secluded oceanfront home, which features a five-bedroom, 10-bathroom mansion with two third-floor lanai suites set on more than nine acres, for him and his entourage to stay in for a two week period. .
This idyllic paradise also features a nine-tee golf course, an Olympic-size swimming pool with a two-story water slide, and a massive tennis court in a 450-seat stadium.
The sale comes shortly after Bieber, who recently became a first-time father after his wife Hailey Bieber gave birth to their first child together, was spotted in Los Angeles amid fans’ concerns about his health.
Justin Bieber’s former Hawaii hideaway just sold for $6.24 million after two years on the market; photographed in September 2021 in New York City
The clifftop estate, known as Waterfalling Estate, is an iconic location where Bieber, 30, vacationed in 2015 for $10,000 a night.
The sale of the impressive property was closed by a real estate agent. Carrie Nicholson.
The celebrity-loved estate has also been a vacation spot for Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and, reportedly, a royal family in the past.
Additionally, the tropical paradise has appeared on popular shows including Love Island, Ex on the Beach and was a finalist on HGTV’s Ultimate House Hunt.
The waterfront home on the Big Island’s Hamakua Coast is known as Waterfalling Estate because of the property’s two spectacular waterfalls, one of which is 240 feet tall and located in the backyard.
The mansion, which is also surrounded by lush tropical foliage, sits on 9.44 acres of land and offers stunning views as it sits atop a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
The main residence is a spacious 10,942 square foot home with 5 bedrooms and 4 full and 3 half baths.
The interior of the house has high ceilings and large windows that let in abundant natural light.
There is also the luxurious addition of a custom leather-wrapped Louis Vuitton pneumatic lift.
At that time, he rented the secluded oceanfront home, which features a five-bedroom, 10-bathroom mansion with two third-floor lanai suites set on more than nine acres, for him and his entourage to stay in for a two week period.
This idyllic paradise also features a nine-tee golf course, an Olympic-size swimming pool with a two-story water slide, and a massive tennis court in a 450-seat stadium.
The mansion, which is also surrounded by lush tropical foliage, sits on 9.44 acres of land.
The estate offers stunning views as it is situated on top of a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
There is a huge pool with a two-story slide in the backyard.
The Olympic swimming pool extends the length of the mansion.
From the pool, there is a stunning view of the Pacific Ocean as the estate rests on a cliff.
The main residence is a spacious 10,942 square foot home with 5 bedrooms and 4 full and 3 half baths. There is also the luxurious addition of a custom leather-wrapped Louis Vuitton pneumatic lift.
There is a spacious gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, plenty of counter space, and a large island for meal prep.
One of the suites walks out onto the patio with a stunning view of the ocean.
Even the bathrooms offered extraordinary views of the lush tropical foliage surrounding the secluded tropical paradise.
The Ninole property was purchased for $6.8 million in December 2015. It was put on the market for $12.5 million in 2020.
In February, it was listed for $9.95 million.
After sitting on the market for a while, it was finally put up for auction, with a reserve of $5.75 million.
There is a spacious gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, plenty of counter space, and a large island for prepping.
The interior of the house has high ceilings and large windows that let in abundant natural light.
One of the suites walks out onto the patio with a stunning view of the ocean.
The windows throughout the house provide plenty of natural lighting.
Even the bathrooms offered extraordinary views of the lush tropical foliage surrounding the secluded tropical paradise.
Several of the suites were lanai style with patios overlooking the outside of the house and the sea.
Last year, the property sold for $5.75 million plus a 12 percent buyer’s premium to resort owner Eric Lochtefeld.
Nicholson was also the listing agent for both the seller and the buyer at the time.
Ryan Sawchuk of ReUp Living purchased the home last month and will reportedly work to renovate and remodel the home before putting it back on the market.