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Video by Craig T. Kojima and Andrew Gomes
Many items in the old Jim Nabors home will be salvaged for public resale. Re-use Hawaii is deconstructing the home of the late actor who played Gomer Pyle on "The Andy Griffith Show."
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The bar at Jim Nabors' home.
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An exterior view of the home.
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An exterior view of the home.
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The swimming pool at Jim Nabors' home.
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A panorama of the bar, home, swimming pool, and ocean at Jim Nabors' home.
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A sea wall on the ocean side of the home.
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Jim Nabors' home is being deconstructed by Re-use Hawaii. Pictured is a window view in the living room area.
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Ryan Reynolds, deconstruction program manager, looks over koa wood parquet material which was covered up a few years ago.
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Ryan Reynolds, deconstruction program manager, looks over koa wood parquet material which was covered up a few years ago.
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Jim Nabors' home is being deconstructed by Re-use Hawaii. Ryan Reynolds, deconstruction program manager, provides a tour of the home.
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Jim Nabors' home is being deconstructed by Re-use Hawaii. The property’s new owner intends to pay tribute to the Diamond Head estate known as “Hale Aloha” by replacing it with a comparable-style residence after wanting to renovate the old home but determining that it would cost as much or more than building something new.
Many items in the old Nabors house will be salvaged for public resale, including a koa pool house bar, koa parquet floor panels, redwood lumber, green ceramic roof tiles, doors, windows, cabinets, appliances and vanities.
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