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Description
Nestled in the peaceful neighborhood of Moanalua Gardens, This fully renovated home offers a serene retreat with modern comforts. Featuring three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and two parking spaces, it's a perfect move in ready property. The thoughtful updates include quality finishes and fixtures, ensuring both, style and functionality. With its secluded setting this home brings privacy and tranquility making it ideal haven in the heart of the city. Property sold "As-Is"
Both Moanalua & Salt Lake were originally included in the ahupua'a, or land division passed down from Princess Bernice Puahi Bishop to Samuel Damon in the late 1800's. Most of it was then sold by the Damon family in 1956 to developers, most significantly businessman Clarence T. Ching.
Ching divided the property into lots, which owners could build on as they wished. That's why there are so many unique houses, reflecting the tastes of individual owners. Those aren't the only differences that exist in the trio of neighborhoods that make up this area, which is why it's best to look at them indi..... Read more.
The MLS properties are based on information from the Multiple Listing Service of Hicentral MLS, Ltd. Listings last updated on December 21, 2024.Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Sold 6/14/24 at $1,325,000 (List Price: $1,325,000)
Description
Nestled in the peaceful neighborhood of Moanalua Gardens, This fully renovated home offers a serene retreat with modern comforts. Featuring three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and two parking spaces, it's a perfect move in ready property. The thoughtful updates include quality finishes and fixtures, ensuring both, style and functionality. With its secluded setting this home brings privacy and tranquility making it ideal haven in the heart of the city. Property sold "As-Is"
The MLS properties are based on information from the Multiple Listing Service of Hicentral MLS, Ltd. Listings last updated on December 21, 2024.Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Both Moanalua & Salt Lake were originally included in the ahupua'a, or land division passed down from Princess Bernice Puahi Bishop to Samuel Damon in the late 1800's. Most of it was then sold by the Damon family in 1956 to developers, most significantly businessman Clarence T. Ching.
Ching divided the property into lots, which owners could build on as they wished. That's why there are so many unique houses, reflecting the tastes of individual owners. Those aren't the only differences that exist in the trio of neighborhoods that make up this area, which is why it's best to look at them indi..... Read more.
You do not own the land, but have the right to use the land until an expiration year. At expiration the ownership typically reverts back to the land owner.
Buyer and Seller have reached an agreement and are under contract. However, the sale is still subject to one or more contingencies.
We have handled many transactions for clients who purchase Hawaii real estate without visiting. By request, we can prepare thorough property videos to ensure you are familiar with every detail necessary. All documents can be signed remotely.
Buyer and Seller have reached an agreement and are under contract. The sale is expected to close / record soon.
We will be happy to work with you as a Buyer's agent. Call us to learn more: 808-943-9000. Note: A Seller's agent has a fiduciary responsibility towards the Seller. Working with a Buyer's agent objectives and goals are aligned, at no cost to you, the Buyer.
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