Jim Carrey Puts Maui Waterfront Estate on the Market for $35 Million

Jim Carrey is wasting little time starting the next chapter. Just days after marrying Min Ah in a ceremony in Los Angeles, the actor has put his Maui waterfront mansion up for sale with an asking price of $35 million.

The listing comes at a moment of obvious personal transition for Carrey, and it adds a high-end oceanfront property to the island's luxury inventory. Hawaii's top tier of the market has long drawn celebrities and wealthy buyers looking for privacy, scenery and direct access to the water, and an estate priced at this level is likely to attract that crowd.

Carrey's home is described as a lavish waterfront residence, the kind of trophy property that tends to sit at the very top of Maui's price ladder. At $35 million, it sits well above what most buyers on the island pay, even in the resort-heavy communities where multimillion-dollar deals are routine.

Timing is the part of the story that stands out. Listing a major second home right after a wedding suggests a deliberate reset rather than a rushed decision, though neither the actor nor the listing details point to a specific reason for the sale. Celebrity owners often sell vacation properties when their lives or routines change, and a home on a remote island can be hard to use as often as its price tag implies.

For buyers, ultra-luxury waterfront on Maui is a limited category. Oceanfront parcels are scarce, new development is tightly constrained, and the properties that do come up tend to be sold quietly or after long marketing periods. A famous seller can help draw attention, but the final result will depend on how the estate compares with other trophy homes in the Hawaiian market.

For now, the house is on the market and the price is set. Whether it trades near the ask will be one more data point for how deep the demand for Hawaii's priciest homes remains.