Windsurfing pioneer Robby Naish listed his Hawaii retreat this winter, and it looks just the thing for the January blues. The property occupies a stunning promontory location in a relatively undeveloped corner of the Big Island, and measures 73 acres. It is priced at $18 million.

Blending the quiet rusticity of the rural Hawaiian lifestyle with an Edenic landscape creates a potently beguiling atmosphere, and the estate’s main house is designed to integrate fully with it; an unpretentious affair of five bedrooms that measures slightly less than 6,000 sq. ft., the residence features an airy, indoor-outdoor living style augmented with a series of luxurious amenities.

The home’s entry features a Craftsman flourish—tapered columns on stone pilasters—and the decorative element pops up inside as well, hinting at a theme. Double doors, an open-concept living area embellished with jalousie windows, cabinetry and plank floors (likely native hardwood), and a laid-back feel courtesy of a prominent wet bar are other standout details of this home’s interiors.

The outdoor living area is dominated by a lavish lagoon-style pool with a waterfall. A few of the property’s more pragmatic amenities include PV solar and a private well.