NEW Sunset Lanai Evenings Above Waikoloa Village

Summary:

Come home from a Kohala Coast beach day to the cooler air and wide Pacific views of Waikoloa Village. Set about 1,000 feet above sea level, this two-bedroom, two-bath home sleeps six and catches trade winds from its ocean-view lanai, with central air conditioning when the afternoon runs warm. The primary suite opens to the lanai and has a jetted tub and two-head walk-in shower. Cook together in the granite kitchen, gather around the six-person table, and use the grill for a low-key dinner as the sun drops. Beach chairs, umbrellas, and coolers are ready for the next outing, and guests receive discounted rates at the nearby Waikoloa Village Golf Course. The home is reached by one flight of stairs and shares a laundry room with a long-term lower-level tenant. It works well for a family that values quiet, views, and a homey reset between island adventures.



The Space:

This two-bedroom, two-bath home sleeps six and is arranged for easy group time, with two sofas, a queen sofa bed, and a granite kitchen with an island and six-person table. French doors in the primary suite open to the lanai, where the ocean view and trade winds set the tone. Central air conditioning, a jetted tub, and a two-head walk-in shower bring extra comfort after beach days.



Guest Access:

Guests at this Waikoloa Village home enjoy access to a shared community pool, a private entrance, and a patio or balcony for outdoor time. Beach essentials are provided for days on the coast.



The Neighborhood:

Waikoloa Village sits above the Kohala Coast, about 1,000 feet up from the resort shoreline. The elevation often brings cooler breezes, long ocean views, and a quieter residential feel than Waikoloa Beach Resort. A small village center handles groceries and casual meals, while the beaches, restaurants, and shops at Waikoloa Beach Resort are a drive away. Anaeho'omalu Bay is a good choice for a beach day, and the village golf course gives golfers a close option. This is the Big Island for families who prefer breathing room and sunset views over being in the middle of the resort bustle.



Getting Around:

Kona International Airport is about 25 to 30 minutes away. A rental car is recommended because beaches, restaurants, and resort shopping are a short drive from this upcountry community. Waikoloa Village has a small center with groceries and casual dining.



Other Things to Note:

Located on the second floor, accessed via one flight of steps. Please note, this home has a lower-level unit occupied by a long-term tenant, and the laundry room is shared with that unit. Quiet hours should be observed after 9pm.



Interaction with Guests:

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