62-3600 AMAUI PLACE, #D202, KAMUELA, HI 96743

Property details

Beds / baths

3BR · 3BA

Living area

2,111 sqft

Price / sqft

$1,350/sqft

HOA

$2,315/monthly

Days on market

93 days

Year built

2006

Property type

Residential · Condominium

Ownership

CPR

Land tenure

Fee Simple

MLS #

728322

Status

Active

Location

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About this listing

Perched above the shimmering coastline within the coveted enclave of Waiʻulaʻula at Mauna Kea Resort, this west-facing residence delivers what buyers come to Hawaiʻi for and rarely find in one place: privacy, refinement, and front-row sunset views that never get old. From the moment you step inside, your eye goes straight to the horizon. Expansive pocket doors disappear into the walls, opening the great room to a generous covered lanai where ocean breezes drift through and evenings unfold in brilliant color. A built-in barbecue and ample gathering space make entertaining effortless, whether it’s sunset cocktails or a relaxed dinner under the stars. Inside, timeless finishes create warmth without sacrificing sophistication. Rich cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, and a professional-grade Wolf and Sub-Zero appliance suite anchor the kitchen, while newly installed hardwood floors bring a cohesive, polished feel throughout the 2,111 square feet of living space. Three well-appointed bedrooms provide comfort and privacy for family and guests alike. Offered fully furnished, this residence is currently a successful vacation rental, giving you the option of immediate income or a seamless transition into your own island retreat. Ownership includes access to Waiʻulaʻula’s private amenity center with resort-style pool, spa, fitness facility, gathering spaces, and barbecue areas. Beyond the gates, Mauna Kea Resort’s ongoing $180 million plus renovation of its golf courses, hotel rooms, dining venues, and amenities continues to elevate both lifestyle and long-term value. This is not simply a condominium. It is elevated island living, turnkey, refined, and positioned for the sunsets that make the Kohala Coast legendary. If you have been waiting for the right west-facing opportunity at Mauna Kea, this is the one worth seeing in person.