Julia Roberts sells her rose of a property in Hawaii to ‘Bachelor’ creator Mike Fleiss

Julia Roberts found a match for her Hawaiian estate in one of Hollywood’s biggest reality television producers.

Mike Fleiss, creator of “The Bachelor� and “The Bachelorette� series, is the buyer of Roberts’ home on the North Shore of Kauai, according to property records obtained by Pacific Business News. The sale of the two-plus-acre property on Hanalei Bay closed this week for $16.2 million, nearly half of the original list price of about $30 million.

Named the Faye Residence for former owner Hans Peter Faye, a prominent sugar plantation manager, the estate includes two homes and a desirable stretch of beach frontage measuring more than 200 feet.

The main house, built in Plantation style, has features beamed ceilings, a galley-style kitchen and an ocean-facing porch. Including the guest house there are seven bedrooms and four bathrooms in nearly 3,800 square feet.

Roberts bought the property five years ago for $13.375 million, records show. It was listed at $19.5 million prior to the sale.

The North Shore community is a familiar one for Fleiss, who in May sold a bluff-front compound in the area for $11.4 million. In October, he bought a half-acre property in Hanalei for $2.3 million, PBN reported.

Fleiss, 52, is known for creating the popular dating game show series “The Bachelor,� now in its 21st season. His other credits include the series “High School Reunion� and the films “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre� (2003) and “Hostel� (2005).

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