Have you always dreamed of being on a top reality dating show? Now’s your chance! The stunning estate where Jenn Tran held her final rose ceremony during the Season 21 finale of The Bachelorette in early September is now for sale on the Big Island of Hawaii for $3.75 million.
Although Tran’s engagement to Devin Strader didn’t last long after they left paradise, this enchanting location is perfect for romance. Currently operating as a family-owned wedding and special events venue called Pa’ina Place, the property is listed by Carrie Nicholson and Coco Scherer of Hawai’i Life. Nestled in the Kaloko area on over three acres along the slopes of the Hualalai Mountains—home to the only tropical cloud forest in the U.S.—the estate boasts two main structures and a guest cottage, all with ocean views.
The first main structure features a full kitchen, one bedroom, and a bathroom, while the second has its own kitchen, living area, two bedrooms, and one-and-a-half baths. The guest cottage includes a kitchenette, a cozy studio setup with a bath, a tropical outdoor shower, and a barbecue deck with ocean views. The beautifully landscaped grounds are adorned with gardens and citrus trees, featuring winding pathways that lead to a great lawn with a gazebo. An event pavilion is equipped with a cooking station and lighting and sound systems, alongside a detached bridal suite with a dressing room and an outdoor shower. The property also includes a dedicated restroom building, two fire pits, an upper viewing platform, and ample parking.
Jenn Tran, a 26-year-old physician assistant student from Miami, made history as the first Asian-American female lead on The Bachelorette, starting her journey in July. She proposed to Strader from a group of 25 suitors, but their engagement ended shortly after they returned from Hawaii. Most recently, she has been competing on Dancing With the Stars with pro partner Sasha Farber.
