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Welcome to an exceptional offering within the prestigious gates of Keauhou Estates, one of Kailua-Kona’s exclusive residential enclaves. This magnificent home embodies luxury island living, featuring natural beauty, privacy and contemporary comforts. The property presents an enticing opportunity as a short-term vacation rental, ideal for those seeking both personal enjoyment and income potential.

Built in 1990 and thoughtfully upgraded throughout, the residence is gracefully set on a 0.38-acre lot and spans 4,039 sf. From the moment residents and guests step through the entryway, they are greeted by a captivating water feature designed by acclaimed marine artist Dale J. Evers — a striking artistic focal point that sets the tone for the sophisticated interiors beyond. Inside, soaring vaulted ceilings and fossilized Portuguese limestone floors complement the open-concept floor plan and create a harmonious flow throughout. The gourmet kitchen, appointed with premium appliances, generous counter space, and custom cabinetry, is suitable for a chef, while the adjacent family and dining rooms offer the perfect setting for entertaining. Two guest bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a powder room, and a primary suite with walk-out access to the lanai complete the home’s well-appointed accommodations.

Outdoors, the expansive lanai takes full advantage of panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and unobstructed ocean vistas, offering an idyllic backdrop for entertaining or quiet moments of retreat. A newly added west-side terrace with turf, a gazebo, and lounge seating further elevates the outdoor experience. The infinity-edge pool and heated spa provide a resort setting for sun-drenched afternoons or tranquil sunset evenings. Recent upgrades include new bedroom and hallway flooring, a whole-home HVAC air conditioning system, an updated water filtration and irrigation system, and new pumps for both the spa and the home’s signature Dolphin water feature. An attached two-car garage adds convenience, while the enviable location places residents and guests just minutes from Keauhou’s beaches, golf courses, restaurants and landmarks.

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KAILUA-KONA, HI. Nestled along the sun-drenched western coast of Hawaiʻi Island, Kailua-Kona is a vibrant seaside town known for its rich cultural history, year-round sunshine, and laid-back island lifestyle. Known for enjoying over 300 sunny days a year, this coveted stretch of coastline is one of the sunniest places in the Hawaiian Islands, making it an ideal destination for those drawn to year-round warmth and oceanfront living. Once a favorite retreat for Hawaiian royalty, Kailua-Kona today is a lively hub of outdoor adventure, boutique shopping, and celebrated local dining, with a community that embodies the welcoming spirit of aloha. The community is also home to some of the most valuable and sought-after real estate in the state. Just north of town, the private enclave of Kukio Golf and Beach Club has become one of Hawaiʻi’s most exclusive addresses, attracting business leaders, professional athletes, and celebrities seeking privacy and seclusion. Notably, Michael Dell, founder of Dell Technologies, owns one of the most expensive residential estates in the islands here. The nearby Four Seasons Resort Hualalai also serves as a discreet hideaway for A-list visitors and high-net-worth homeowners alike.

Beyond its luxury communities, Kailua-Kona offers a lifestyle deeply connected to the natural beauty of the Kona Coast. The region is famous for its world-class deep-sea fishing, including a record-setting 1,649-pound Pacific blue marlin caught just offshore, and for hosting the legendary IRONMAN World Championship — a grueling test of endurance that draws elite athletes from across the globe each October. Inland, the lush slopes of Mauna Loa and Hualālai produce the world-renowned Kona coffee, cultivated in small farms dating back to the early 19th century. Anchored by historic landmarks like Huliheʻe Palace and Mokuaikaua Church, and framed by picture-perfect sunsets over the Pacific, Kailua-Kona seamlessly blends its storied past with a distinctly modern island lifestyle. Beyond the events and attractions, residents value Kailua-Kona for its strong sense of community, excellent schools, and proximity to Kona International Airport, providing convenient connections to the mainland and neighboring islands.

BIG ISLAND, HI. The Island of Hawaiʻi, commonly known as the Big Island, is a place of natural diversity and dramatic contrasts. As the largest island in the Hawaiian archipelago — nearly twice the size of all the other islands combined — it offers an incredible range of landscapes, from white-sand beaches and lush rainforests to lava fields, alpine deserts, and snow-capped peaks. This is the only island in the state where you can experience all but four of the world’s 13 climate zones, often within the span of a single day. At its heart lies Mauna Kea, the tallest mountain in the world when measured from its base on the seafloor, rising 33,500 ft from base to summit. The mountain’s summit is home to some of the planet’s most advanced observatories, offering unparalleled stargazing above the clouds.

Nearby, Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park showcases the island’s dynamic volcanic landscape, including Kīlauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, where visitors can witness the raw power of new land being formed in real time. The Big Island is also celebrated for its agricultural heritage. The slopes of Mauna Loa and Hualālai nurture the famed Kona coffee belt, where generations of small family farms have cultivated one of the world’s rarest and most sought-after coffees. Along the Hamakua Coast and Waimea’s upland pastures, the island’s ranching traditions continue, while the fertile Puna and Hilo districts produce tropical fruits, macadamia nuts, and exotic flowers in abundance. From the upscale resorts of the Kohala Coast, home to luxury enclaves like Mauna Kea Resort and Kukio Golf and Beach Club, to the quaint towns of Hilo and Waimea, the Big Island offers a lifestyle as varied as its landscapes.