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| Property Type | Single Family Residence |
| Bedrooms | 5 |
| Total Bathrooms | 3 |
| Living Area | 2,702 sqft |
| Year Built | 1948 |
| Stories | 2 |
| Garage Spaces | 2 |
| Lot Description | Level |
| Subdivision | Coconut Grove |
| Zoning | R-5 Residential District |
| County | Oahu |
| Annual Tax | $10,668 |
| Parcel Number | 1-4-3-046-071-0000 |
No other Coconut Grove property combines 1948 bones with renewed interiors, two structures yielding five bedrooms, and a plumeria predating every renovation.
The street sees lap siding and a picket fence; inside, white shaker cabinetry, waterfall-edge quartz, and engineered hardwood open the ground floor from living to dining.
Upstairs, the primary suite opens to mountain and garden views. A separate accessory cottage adds bedrooms. Two carport spaces sit below. Coconut Grove lies between Kailua Road and the Kaelepulu Canal, 12 miles from Honolulu via the Pali Highway.
The buyer has been looking at newer builds but keeps feeling the absence of something rooted — ground that holds history, a tree that predates them, a house renewed rather than replaced. They recognize that someone already did the hard work of preserving the bones while bringing the interiors forward, and the accessory cottage gives them flexibility to make the economics work on their own terms. They are not buying a display; they are accepting stewardship of a place that has been tending itself since 1948.
Open carport, not enclosed garage — verify against MLS data listing "2-car garage." Two structures on one parcel: main house (2 stories) and accessory cottage. Stairs to primary suite — not single-level living. Year built effective 1983 suggests significant renovation; verify permits. Key card entry security system — confirm operation and transfer.