How much is Robins Nest worth?
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A large piece of Hawaii television history is up for sale and it can be yours for $15.75 million. The ‘Anderson Estate’ better known as Magnum P.I.’s “Robin’s Nest” is on the market.
Is Robins Nest Real?
The new location of Magnum’s house: Robin’s Nest In real life, this beachfront estate of the ’80s mustached hero was standing at 41-505 Kalanianaole Highway, Waimanalo. There is no mansion like this on the grounds of Kualoa Ranch; as you can see, the house doesn’t exist, it was completely generated by CGI.
Who owns the house used in Magnum PI?
Marty Nesbitt
The estate was purchased by Marty Nesbitt in 2015 for $8.7 million. The City & County of Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) issued a demolition permit last week.
Is Higgins actually Robin Masters?
Higgins is the estate manager for Robin Masters’s beachfront estate on Oahu, called “Robin’s Nest”. In the final episode of the series, Higgins tells Magnum that he really is Robin Masters.
Did Higgins admit to being Robin Masters?
Higgins is the estate manager for Robin Masters’s beachfront estate on Oahu, called “Robin’s Nest”. In the final episode of the series, Higgins tells Magnum that he really is Robin Masters. However, Higgins later recants at Rick’s wedding.
Who was the original owner of the Anderson estate?
The property is known by the Hawaiian name ” Pahonu ” and for decades it was also referred to as The Anderson Estate (for former owner Eve Glover Anderson, step-daughter of Cox Communications heiress Barbara Cox Anthony). The original owner of the estate (built in 1933) was Dr. Ormand Edgar Wall (Eve’s grandfather).
Where is the Anderson estate in Oahu located?
The Anderson Estate (Pahonu) a.k.a. Robin’s Nest. Located just south of Waimanalo Beach (southeast coast of Oahu) at 41-505 Kalanianaole Highway. The estate was built in 1933 in a Spanish Colonial Revival style and has been owned for decades by former local politician Eve Glover Anderson.
Who is Eve Anderson of Hawaii Five O?
The estate has been owned for decades by former Hawaii politician Eve Anderson who is the step-daughter of Cox Communications heiress Barbara Cox Anthony. The estate has also been featured in several other television shows over the years, including a number of Hawaii Five-O episodes.
