$10-Million Hawaii Penthouse Takes In Oahu And Ocean Views

Real Estate

Sunrises, sunsets, the sparkling ocean and the island of Oahu – such are the views from this 23rd-floor perch in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Set atop the glass-clad One Ala Moana luxury high-rise, the nearly 5,800-square-foot penthouse features floor-to-ceiling glass walls,  12-foot ceilings and a mountain-facing lanai. The main living and dining areas, as well as the primary suite, are oriented toward the water. 

A media room sits on one side of the modern kitchen, which features an island with a sink and bar seating. The dining area is on the other side of the island and can seat 12. 

A  high-tech custom wine cabinet that can hold and display more than 1,000 bottles of red wine creates a division from the main living area. For those inclined to white wine or champagne, an additional Sub-Zero refrigerator holds more than 200 bottles. 

A private 1,900-square-foot rooftop terrace features a six-seat bar, a covered dining area, a barbecue, an eight-seat spa tub and plenty of room to lounge. Clear railings preserve the views, making it an ideal spot to watch the sun sink behind the horizon.

There are three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a powder room. Two of the bathrooms have stand-alone tubs, double showers and dual vanities.

Built in 2014, the more than 200-unit condominium tower has such amenities as  concierge service, putting greens, a heated swimming pool, a fitness center and multiple outdoor lounge areas.

Julianna Garris of Hawaii Life is the listing agent for 1555 Kapiolani Blvd. #2301, Honolulu, Hawaii. The asking price for the penthouse is US $9.8 million – fully furnished. Three parking spots come with the unit. 

Shopping, restaurants, parks and beaches are all close at hand.  Hawaii International Airport and the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport are within six miles of the building.


Hawaii Life is an exclusive member of Forbes Global Properties, a consumer marketplace and membership network of elite brokerages selling the world’s most luxurious homes.

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