Hawaii Condo

Makaha, HI 96792

Island of Oahu

Furnished – Turnkey

*1 Bed, 1 Bath

*580 sf

*5th Floor

*Ocean Views

MILLION-DOLLAR VIEWS AT HALF THE PRICE!

Price: $525,000

NOTE:

Owner lives in Honolulu and has rented the unit out for past 12 years as a vacation rental. Depending on the season brings in $130 – $160 per night. City regulations limit rentals to 30 nights minimum so our market is the longer-term vacationner.

Description:

Rarely available front corner unit at coconut tree height.

Direct oceanfront location with spectacular panoramic vistas.

Beautifully renovated. Classic wicker and bamboo furnishings included.

Building amenities include heated pool, 24 hr. security, covered parking.

Interior Living Area: 420 sf

Large Angled Lanai: 160 sf

Bedrooms: 1

Full Bathrooms: 1

Covered Parking Stalls: 1

Tenure: Fee Simple

TMK: 1-8-4-001-005-0074

Property Taxes: $91/month

Maintenance Fees: $770/month

Special Assessment: $87/month

Included: water, sewage, cable, internet

Utilities Not Provided: HECO

Where:

Makaha is a small town located on Oahu’s west shore, about 34 miles (55 km) northwest of Honolulu.

It is a residential community and besides a supermarket and some small restaurants and convenience stores, there isn’t much else here.

The town’s main attraction is its beach, mainly among surfers. In fact Mākaha beach is among the most popular beaches in the world.

Every year surf events take place here, such as the Town and Country Pro, the Buffalo’s Big Board Classic and the Rell Sunn’s Menehune Surfing Championships. It’s an ideal spot for surfers of all skill levels.

Wave heights reach anywhere from 2 feet just behind the reef to 30+ feet at the so-called Makaha Bowl. Some of the biggest waves ever have been ridden here, including Greg Noll’s famous ride during the huge swell of 1969 when waves were between 40 to 50 feet high.

The beach is wide and is also a nice spot for sunbathing and swimming. The best area for going into the water to just play and swim is the center of the beach, where there is no reef.

The waves are calmest during the summer when there may be no surf at all. The high waves usually occur in the winter months. When the surf is up, the beach is known for its strong rip currents. Then it is recommended to stay out of the water.

Another popular activity at Makaha Beach is diving. The Makaha Caverns is a great dive spot featuring a series of arches, caverns and overhanging ledges, located just outside of the surfing area.