A Fleetwood Mac Hawaii Retreat
This Diamond Head hideaway of bass guitarist John McVie is handy to Waikiki Beach and other Honolulu hot spots
This Diamond Head hideaway of bass guitarist John McVie is handy to Waikiki Beach and other Honolulu hot spots
One of 1970s rock band Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits was “Don’t Stop,” and band member and cofounder John McVie (the “Mac” of Fleetwood Mac) certainly didn’t stop when he laid eyes on one of Honolulu’s greatest secluded estates back in 2006. It’s a home where you can truly “go your own way.”
Located near the slopes of Diamond Head and walking distance from the sandy beaches of Waikiki, McVie’s Hawaii home for more than a decade is hidden, flexible, and versatile—allowing everything from intimate gatherings to large parties, as befits a musician/entertainer. The spacious residence of more than 9,000 square feet is notable for its contemporary design (it was built in 1986), with hints of streamline moderne and art deco influences—and certainly accords with a lifestyle that values privacy and luxury.