Villa Sandy

Description

Located between Kokololio Beach Park and Laie Beach Park (famously known as Pounders), the home combines modern elegance with the serenity of Hawaii’s North Shore. Soaring ceilings in the main living area create a grand, open ambiance, perfectly complemented by its seamless indoor-outdoor design.

The main living area features large sliding glass doors that open to a covered lanai and private pool, where you can enjoy ocean breezes, outdoor dining, and quiet moments by the water. High ceilings and contemporary furnishings create an inviting space for relaxation and gatherings.

The gourmet kitchen boasts high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and a spacious island, making it ideal for family meals or entertaining. Adjacent to the kitchen, a light-filled dining area overlooks the tropical surroundings.

Upstairs, the primary suite is a serene retreat with a king-sized bed, spa-like bathroom, soaking tub, rainfall shower, bidet, and private lanai for morning coffee or sunsets. The downstairs primary suite includes a queen bed, en-suite bathroom, and private entrance to the outdoor area and shower. A convenient guest bathroom also connects to an outdoor shower, making it perfect for washing up after a day at the beach or pool.

The home’s location is second to none. Mahakea Beach offers a peaceful escape, while nearby Laie Beach Park and Kokololio Beach Park provide additional options for swimming, surfing, and picnicking. In the quaint Laie Town, you’ll find gas stations, grocery stores, and local restaurants just minutes away. Beyond Laie, Kahuku offers its famous food and shrimp trucks, while The Ritz-Carlton at Turtle Bay provides world-class spas, golf courses, fine dining, and activities like horseback riding, helicopter tours, kayaking, surfing, and pickleball. Drive further along the North Shore to explore the iconic Sunset Beach, Banzai Pipeline, and charming Haleiwa Town. For adventure lovers, a trail directly across the street leads to a lush waterfall hidden in the tropical rainforest of the Koolau Valley.