use static Java methods as static (or singleton) properties in Kotlin

My SDK exposes a Java interface that has only static methods, e.g.

public interface MyDevice { 
  public static void setLocation(Location location) {…}
  public static Location getLocation() {…}
}

In Java app that uses the SDK, my customers can use these as if it were a singleton, e.g.

Location currentLocation = MyDevice.getLocation();

When this SDK is integrated into a Kotlin app, it would be natural to express the same as a property:

val currentLocation = MyDevice.location

The problem is, this built-in interop works for non-static methods only.

I can create a singleton in Kotlin and have it handle the translation:

object myDevice {
    var location: Location
    get() = MyDevice.getLocation()
    set(location) = MyDevice.setLocation(location)
}

But won't this single Kotlin file in an otherwise Java-only SDK negatively affect the customers who don't use Kotlin? Can the same be expressed in Java?

Or maybe I should simply convert MyDevice.java to Kotlin? What will be negative effects of such step for the customers who are still on Java?

Having read the answers of the experts, having studied the links they provided, and having decompiled the Kotlin code of the wrapper class and analyzed a demo app (pure Java) which used the Kotlin-wrapped library, I decided to change the Java API.

Now I have a class with a public static object:

public class MyDevice { 
  public static MyDevice myDevice;
  public void setLocation(Location location) {…}
  public Location getLocation() {…}
}

now the Java consumers will use

import static com.example.sdk.MyDevice.myDevice;

Kotlin consumers don't need that static:

import com.example.sdk.MyDevice.myDevice

So, I don't need a separate Kotlin flavor of my library!