Robin Masters Estate
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2019
- This is the fictional Robin Masters Estate from the original Magnum PI TV series on Kalanianaole Hwy Waimanalo HI on 6/5/2019 a couple years after house had been demolished. Also used for the original Hawaii 5-0 series.
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No more robin nest sad but living in memories for all magnum fans
How shameful, to tear down that beautiful, historical landmark. Some people are just insufferable.
ToyotaGuy1971 I agree, and whoever bought the property had to have had it torn down out of meanness. Seems senseless to me. I could be wrong, but I believe the new owner had the ability to keep it up.
It's my understanding that the main house was in really bad shape. It was originally built in the 1930's and time took it's toll. Sad of course, but all things must pass.
@@kevinsoundmixer Plenty of older houses around the island, still up and standing. Maybe it could have used some renovating, but like I said, it was a historical landmark - it should have been preserved. There's no excuse.
@Chet Carson Yes and so as a monument of white supremacy it has to go down! ; (
@Chet Carson I am not one of them you stupid moron!
Great show, beautiful setting, so sad they tore down Robin Masters estate.
Makes me sad that they demolished Robins nest. 🇮🇪
So beautiful!
A real shame they destroyed it all....I just can't believe that they couldn't save any of it...
Thanks for sharing. It's still a special place ❤️
Whoever bought it has no artistic taste or appreciation, to tear down a beautiful and historically valuable structure instead of renovating it.
I agree. This should have been landmarked and protected.
John Grist marty nessbitt or something like that
@@bimbeano 🥹barackobamas n their friends the nesbitts
sure miss the show, and Mr. Higgins
Me to Mike…😞
So you're telling me there's still a chance I can live out my childhood dream of being Magnum P.I.?! Sweet, may have to rebuild it, but it's available. But first, I'm off to enroll at the University of Phoenix to become a P.I.!
Sinful now this 1930s estate is demolished
Thanks for posting i Will be there in june , my dream Come true 🇫🇷💫
20+ years ago, I was in the main house, and walked the grounds, which were beautiful. Every structure on the property, at that time, was in a terribly run-down condition. Every structure suffered from decades of neglect. Ms. Anderson, the owner, initially asked $15 Million for this property. It eventually sold for $8.7 million. This was a "knock-down" from the start... and Obama was wise to use a straw purchaser to obtain title, or the property might have cost it's absurd asking price.
Curious if you filmed interiors of Mrs Andersons estate? I was there in 2009 an filmed alot of the exteriors .
@@dandkproductions7285 No, I didn't - I considered it, but decided against doing so because it just didn't somehow "feel right" to do so. As you saw the exteriors of the house in 2009, you know it was really not in very good shape. The inside had some water damage to the first floor ceilings and baseboards, but the exterior was by far worse.
So Obama really was the buyer. My wife and I were in Oahu a month ago but didn’t have a chance to go by the old set. I’m curious if any re building is goin on. I know change needs to happen sometime.
@@MrDPdrum Through a Chicago based straw purchaser, yes, Obama owns the three acres of land and there is new construction taking place on the site. Considering his Martha's Vineyard property, and his purchase of this property, half of the four properties he owns (in addition to his Hype Park residence in Chicago, and his D.C. townhouse) are ocean-front properties.
@@dmlchannel3262 thanks for the reply.
Danke für den Einblick .Die müssen sich doch schämen .Wenn ich das Geld hätte würde es nicht so aussehen .Alle Fans dürften da reinkommen .: ( .
I didn't know the house has gone,such a shame it was beautiful, why was it torn down?
Didnt know they took the house down.
The famous wall 😁
How did you get access to the beach? I thought it was private property and not open to the public.
I think that Hawaii has a law saying that anybody can have access to the beaches as long as you do not cross somebody's property to get there. I just got on the beach a ways down and walked up. Not sure of how the law actually reads. At Hanauma Bay one has to pay to go down to the water.
seagrant.soest.hawaii.edu/coastal-access-in-hawaii/
Any idea why they would tear down that gorgeous house wtf
😢 bc they could
" O' my God "
😮 YEP! O! And NOT Jackie O!
I blame the County/Authority??? who have jurisdiction over building permits. I have no idea how this works in Hawaii... Something of this cultural significance should NOT have been allowed to be knocked down, PERIOD. Then, the Magnum PI world collective could have each had a share ownership of the estate & restored it back to its original glory while donating tour money to local charities & funding the maintenance of the estate.
#MAGNUMPITILLIDIE
Should it have been torn down? Hard to say, as it had many years without repairs. It may not have been restorable. But I don't know. Certainly a fantastic piece of land, although it's a lot smaller than it looked on Magnum PI.
I thought so too. Coz in the movie it looked like such a huge property. Especially the distance between the house and the beach. I'm shocked
The grounds look tiny compared to how they looked on TV.
@@PKingman thank you for showing this Peter. If I get to Hawaii I will still have to swim in the Tidal pool.👍🏻
Is the guest house still standing?
It was in 2019.
Beach looks underwater compared to the TV Show. 🤷🏼♂️ wonder if that was How it looked at high tide.
😊beach is a secluded spot for nesting turtles 🐢
Why is it so run down
Because the new Asian owners did not wish for it to be cared for. They always tear everything down for new homes. Sad, wasteful and it makes me angry they are permitted to do this.
@@pjmiller8632 Asian?
Shame it is.
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Amazing