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AMAZING DEAL! Attached 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath single-family home under $400,000 -- a rare opportunity for a first-time buyer or investor looking for a value-add project on Oahu. Located in Makaha Village, a pocket neighborhood with just 12 homes set back from the highway. The bones are solid -- galley kitchen with marble counters, stainless steel appliances, white shaker cabinets, and industrial pipe shelving. Spacious bedrooms and an efficient layout with no wasted space. Front and back enclosed porches add flexible square footage for extra living space, storage, or gatherings. This home needs work -- paint, bathroom repairs, porch finishing, and general cleanup -- but the potential is there for the right buyer. 42 leased PV panels help offset energy costs. Built-in outdoor rinse shower on the front porch, perfect after a day at Makaha Beach. Minutes from the beach, bus line, and nearby schools. Priced to sell. This is a SHORT SALE.

Overview

Property Status
For Sale
Lot Size
5,000 Sq.Ft.
MLS ID
202602216
Property Type
Condo
Year Built
1974

Features & Amenities

Total Area
937 Sq.Ft.
Neighborhood
Waiʻanae
View Description
Mountain(s)
Stories
1
Lot Features
Private, Yard
Parking
Covered, Carport, Two Spaces
Other Interior Features
Bedroom on Main Level, Full Bath on Main Level, Storage
Substructure
Slab
HOA Amenities
Management
Sales Price
$375,000
Real Estate Tax
$1,692/yr
Maintenance Fee
$500/mo

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Waianae: Cultural Depth, Natural Beauty

Located along the leeward coast of O'ahu, Wai'anae s one of the most culturally rich and naturally striking areas on the island. Backed by the rugged Wai‘anae Mountain Range and fronted by long stretches of open coastline, the area feels grounded, real, and deeply connected to the land. Life here moves at a slower pace, shaped by ocean rhythms, tight-knit community ties, and daily sunsets that stretch endlessly over the Pacific.

Wai‘anae has long been a center of Native Hawaiian history. It was once a place of abundant fishing grounds, farming, and voyaging traditions, and that legacy still matters today. Many families have lived here for generations, and there is a strong sense of pride in preserving local culture and ʻike kupuna (ancestral knowledge). You’ll feel it in neighborhood gatherings, community events, and the way people look out for one another. This is a place where relationships matter and where the land is treated with respect.

The physical setting is dramatic. The Wai‘anae Mountains rise sharply behind the town, creating a natural barrier that keeps the leeward side drier and sunnier than much of the island. Days here are often bright and warm, with consistent trade winds along the coast. Beaches stretch for miles, from calm local fishing spots to world-class surf breaks. Nearby Mākaha Beach is known for powerful winter waves and deep surf history, while Yokohama Bay offers one of the most scenic, undeveloped beach experiences on O‘ahu.

Housing in Wai‘anae is varied and often more attainable than in central or east O‘ahu. You’ll find older plantation-era homes, single-family residences on larger lots, and pockets of newer development mixed throughout the area. Many homes emphasize outdoor living, with lanais, open yards, and layouts that take advantage of ocean breezes and mountain views. For buyers seeking value, space, and authenticity, Wai‘anae stands apart from more polished resort-style communities elsewhere on the island.

The lifestyle here is simple and outdoors-focused. Fishing, surfing, paddling, hiking, and beach days are part of everyday life. The nearby mountains offer challenging trails and sweeping views, while the ocean provides constant access to water activities year-round. Local food spots, plate lunches, and neighborhood markets reflect the area’s roots rather than trends. It’s less about convenience and more about connection—to nature, to culture, and to community.

Wai‘anae is also evolving. Ongoing infrastructure improvements and new housing initiatives aim to support local residents while respecting the area’s character. While it remains more rural and less commercial than other parts of O‘ahu, access to Kapolei’s shopping, dining, and employment centers continues to improve, making Wai‘anae a realistic option for those who want space and lifestyle without complete isolation.

Living in Wai‘anae isn’t about luxury in the traditional sense. It’s about wide horizons, honest living, and a deep sense of place. It appeals to buyers who value authenticity, who understand the importance of community, and who want to experience O‘ahu beyond the resort lens. For those drawn to raw beauty, cultural depth, and the feeling of being truly rooted in Hawai‘i, Wai‘anae offers something rare and meaningful.

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