ucked among the pines on a private 0.54-acre lot, this 2007 home pairs four bedrooms and two and a half baths with a pool, a separate hot tub, and a sprawling back porch made for slow mornings and long evenings outdoors.
Inside, 2,419 square feet revolve around a great room joining the kitchen, living room, and breakfast nook. A leaded-glass front door opens to rich hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, and arched entries throughout. The living area is anchored by a floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace and a wall of windows framing the backyard, with a glass door to the covered porch.
The kitchen suits both everyday meals and gatherings: wood cabinets, stainless appliances, a central island, and a granite-topped bar wrapped in stone. Stained-glass pendants hang above, and a walk-in pantry keeps everything close. A breakfast nook with a bay window overlooks the pool, and a formal dining room stands ready for special occasions. A guest half-bath sits nearby.
The primary suite adjoins the living room and opens to the back porch, with an en suite bath featuring two vanities, a jetted tub, and a roomy multi-head shower. Across the great room, three secondary bedrooms offer generous closets and palm-blade fans, served by a full bath with cultured-marble counters.
Encircled by trees, the serene backyard sets this home apart. The covered porch runs the width of the home, with room to lounge and dine while the pool and woods stretch before you. Take a dip in the free-form pool or unwind in the hot tub, with nothing but wildflowers and birdsong around you. A side-entry garage and circle drive offer ample parking, and a laundry room off the garage adds a utility sink and storage.
The home needs some repairs to address deferred maintenance, and the price reflects that. For the right buyer, 103 Kamaiki Drive is a special opportunity to build equity and shape the home to your own taste.
