Largest Condo at Waiakea Villas

The Lehua Honeymoon Suite, an elegant and unique condominium in the Waiakea Villas. Originally built to house vacationing honeymooners, this two story, cathedral ceiling suite overlooks Waiakea Spring and Waterfalls. Upstairs is the master bedroom, bathroom and traditional Japanese furo tub. Downstairs is a spacious living room, dining area, kitchen, wine closet, additional sleeping/study area and powder room. Each level has a spacious, tiled lanai overlooking koi ponds below. This condo is being sold in turn-key condition. It comes completely furnished and is ready for vacation rental use. Easy access to front door from the parking lot. Hotel Resort zoning allows for both long term and short term vacation rentals. There is on-site property management and an active Association of Apartment Owners. Waiakea Villas is a low rise fee simple condominium in a lush tropical surrounding. Koi filled lagoons with waterfalls surround the complex. Amenities include a lovely swimming pool, walkways and waterways and a coin-operated laundry in each building. One short block to a local health food store, banking and shopping! Dining, entertainment and convenience stores are just a short walk away. Monthly Homeowner Association Fee of $906 includes: Utilities (electric, water, sewer, gas for hot water), common area maintenance (swimming pool, parking, landscape maintenance, trash collection) and a reserve fund contribution. Monthly association fees do not include cable tv, internet and telephone. Centrally located in the heart of Hilo next to lush and picturesque Wailoa Park, a multi-acre greenbelt with large ponds, picnic pavilions and extensive jogging paths. Near the University of Hawaii at Hilo and the Hawaii County and State Buildings. Convenient walking distance to Hilo Bayfront and downtown Farmer's Market.

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Both the upper level and the lower level have large patio areas that look out over beautiful ponds and tropical foliage.

Wailoa Park is right next door. Run through the park and you end up at Hilo Bayfront, home to the Hilo small boat harbor, Suisan fish market (excellent al fresco dining at the cafe here), and Liliuokalani Park, a breathtakingly beautiful park with an Asian-inspired landscape.

Originally built as a Sheraton Hotel, the Waiakea Villas are now condominiums. Only two suites were built in the complex, with this Lehua Suite being the largest.

The full kitchen is complete with a range, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, sink, breakfast nook and more.

The first floor of the suite has the living room, dining area, lounge area, kitchen and bath. The sofa in the lounge area opens up to a full-sized sleeper. In the morning, step outside of the lounge onto the spacious tiled lanai.

This condo is being sold in turn-key condition. It comes completely furnished and is ready for vacation rental use. Hotel Resort zoning allows for both long term and short term vacation rentals.

In the morning, have a cup of Kona coffee, read the morning edition of the Hawaii Tribune Herald, and watch the koi swim by, accompanied by the chatter of the friendly ducks, who consider the grounds of Waiakea Villas their home.

Fantastic view looking down from the lower level lanai. There is also on-site property management and an active Association of Apartment Owners.

Upstairs is the loft bedroom with a spacious second lanai and a full bath.

Upstairs is the master bedroom, bathroom and traditional Japanese furo tub.

The master also features a vaulted ceiling.

Upstairs full bath and a furo tub. A furo tub is a traditional Japanese soaking tub, like a hot tub without jets. This one is red, a very auspicious color.

Upstairs bathroom area with toilet, closet, sink, shower tub, and hot tub.

Upstairs patio area is larger than the downstairs one with fabulous tropical views.

Lounging on this lanai gives you a feeling of being in a tropical forest canopy.

View from one of the many walking paths in Waiakea Villas.

Monthly Homeowner Association Fee of $906 includes: Utilities (electric, water, sewer, gas for hot water), common area maintenance (swimming pool, parking, landscape maintenance, trash collection) and a reserve fund contribution.

There arent many townhouse-style condominiums in Hilo, and none that are so convenient. So if youd like to know more about this one, let me know, and Ill send you the full specs.