4691 WAILAPA RD, KILAUEA, HI 96754

Property details

Beds / baths

3BR · 3BA

Living area

2,433 sqft

Price / sqft

$1,233/sqft

HOA

—

Days on market

187 days

Year built

2003

Property type

Residential · Single Family Residence

Ownership

CPR

Land tenure

Fee Simple

MLS #

726347

Status

Active

Location

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About this listing

Designed by a Hanalei architect and custom built in 2003, this home embodies a refined Victorian farmhouse vernacular, blending thoughtful design with grace and beauty. Skilled craftsmanship has created a residence that feels warm and welcoming. Eight mature monkey pod trees line the entrance, creating a serene arrival. The eastern boundary is defined by an 80-foot lilikoi hedge, offering privacy along with seasonal fruit. On the southern side of the home, a custom cedar pergola framed with Nam Nuk vines forms an inviting outdoor living space, where yellow blooms accent the garden for several months each year. A 90-foot lanai, finished with Douglas fir flooring, wraps two sides of the home and serves as a natural extension of the living space—ideal for outdoor living and entertaining. Inside, 10-foot ceilings enhance airflow. In the living room, a wood-burning fireplace provides warmth and romance on rainy nights. The main living space features 3 sizable bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The kitchen features granite and copper countertops, a large farmhouse-style copper sink, a gas range, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a Cove dishwasher, making it well suited for both everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, an 800-square-foot sunlit room with oak floors and a half bathroom offers flexibility as a studio, retreat, office, or additional living space. The property includes one acre of gated and fenced paddocks with a covered shelter, ideal for livestock. Whether renewing or discovering your farming skills, the land supports raising goats, horses, or sheep. Located just one mile from Rock Quarry Beach and close to Kīlauea town, this exceptional property offers a rare combination of architectural distinction, agricultural potential, and proximity to the ocean.