Location: Kilauea, North Kauai, Kauai, Hawaii, USA (In town of Kilauea on Kauai's north shore) View Map
Accommodations: House, 3 Bedrooms + Loft, 2 Baths (Sleeps 8-10)
Four bedrooms (including 16x16 foot loft bedroom), two full bathrooms, solid cedar, open beam house, located in nice neighborhood. Total of 2 king size beds, 1 queen bed, 1 double bed and, in the livingroom, a queen size futon. SPACIOUS living-dining-kitchen area is 20 ft x 40 ft. Ceramic tile floors, counters, shower.
Walking distance to Kilauea Bakery, the Kong Lung Company (upscale shopping), post office, and two mini-markets. Five minute drive, or two mile walk or run to the Kilauea Lighthouse.
Charming small town location with minimal tourist impact. Be on uncrowded white sand beaches (Rock Quarry, Secret, Kalihiwai or Anini) in about five minutes by car. Hanalei Bay, Lumahai, Tunnels and Ke'e Beaches are a reasonable distance and a gorgeous drive.
Mature tropical landscaping, including two bountiful avocado trees. Mangos in June-July. Lychees in May-June.
Kilauea Coconut House is a legal non-conforming transient vacation rental and is registered with the County of Kauai. Permit Number: TRNC-1130.
Vacation Rental Features
- Amenities
- Washer
- Dryer
- Linens Provided: 300 thread count and higher 100% cotton linens. Bathroom, beach and kitchen towels provided.
- Off Street Parking: Driveway.
- Wood Fireplace: Free-standing Swedish style fireplace in livingroom. Wood not provided.
- Beds
- King Bed: Two king beds, one in the master bedroom (downstairs) and one in the upstairs loft bedroom.
- Queen Bed: In the middle downstairs bedroom.
- Double Bed (2) : End bedroom, downstairs. Also, the futon in the livingroom is double size.
- Convertible Bed: Queen size giant bamboo futon in livingroom.
- Crib (2) : Two Graco port-a-cribs.
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV (2) : Livingroom and upstairs loft bedroom have TVs with DVD/VCR.
- DVD
- VCR
- Video Library: 100+ videos. Copies of nearly all movies ever filmed on Kauai are included.
- CD Player
- Stereo System
- Private Hot Tub: Large hot tub with jets located on lanai.
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen: All the basics, plus many extras. Belgian waffle maker, blender, electric mixer, juicer, food processor, espresso maker, rice cooker, crock pot, deep fryer, and more.
- Cooking Utensils Provided: Henckels knives, high quality cookware.
- Refrigerator: With automatic ice maker.
- Dishwasher: Bosch--very quiet!
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
- Outdoor Features
- Charcoal BBQ Grill: Standard Weber kettle, plus Weber Smoky Joe for carting to the beach.
- Lanai: 320 square feet of screened roofed porch, including beach gear closet and spa.
- View/Location
- Mountain View: Tall mountain ridge visible from front windows.
- Communications
- Telephone: No answering machine. Local calls only.
- Broadband Internet: Roadrunner Cable high speed Internet.
- WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Other Amenities
- Mature tropical landscaping with avocados, mango, coconuts, lychee tree, gardenias, and hibiscus.
- Suitability
- No Pets Allowed
- Kid Friendly
- Smoking Not Allowed
- Activities (on site and nearby)
- Golf
- Tennis
- Zoo/Wildlife Park
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Restaurants
- Rafting
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Swimming
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Surfing
- Windsurfing
- Wildlife Viewing
- Hiking
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Live Theatre
- Museums
- Horseback Riding
- Other Activities
- Gorgeous white sand beaches with waves for boarding and reefs for good snorkeling--beaches immortalized in movies like South Pacific, Six Days, Seven Nights, and The Thornbirds, hike the Kalalau Trail to Hanakapiai Beach and Falls and beyond, horseback riding to secluded waterfalls, world-class golf at Princeville, shopping in Hanalei, Princeville and Kilauea, scuba diving excursions, catamaran and powerboat tours of the Napali Coast, boogie boarding and surfing, see dolphins, huge frigate birds and more from Kilauea Lighthouse & Wildlife Sanctuary, watch polo games at Anini Beach, have an evening BBQ at Anini Beach under a thatched roof shelter with picnic table and electric lighting--just steps from the water
Rate Details (In US Dollars)
$150-$225/night .. $1575/week .. $4000/month (30 nights) extra nights at $130
14-20 nights: 10% discount, 21-29 nights: 20% discount
11.25% excise and accommodations taxes, $200.00 out-clean fee
$200 REFUNDABLE damage deposit.
50% deposit required to hold reservation.
Balance due 30 before arrival date.
Special rate of $150/night for VERY SMALL parties (1-2 people)
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Credit Cards Accepted:
Map & Owner's Profile
Year Purchased: 1989
Why the Owner Chose Kilauea
We liked the small town, rural charm of Kilauea, the fact we could walk to the Kilauea bakery for a pesto biali or macadamia nut sticky bun or coconut pastry in the morning. The first couple years we had the house there was a bakery in Kilauea called Jacques of Kauai. They had the best rye molasses bread! Hurricane Iniki shut Jacques of Kauai down forever, but we still remember how good that bread was and it was a good part of the appeal of Kilauea for us.
There are no hotels or condos in Kilauea, and we liked that. We were really close to our favorite beaches: Kalihiwai, Secret, Anini and Rock Quarry are just a few short minutes drive from the house. If we forget something for our BBQ or picnic at the beach, it is never a problem to drive back home for matches or whatever! My daughter loves her morning runs to the Kilauea Lighthouse, and my daughter and I both enjoy checking out the shops in the Kong Lung center. We like to hit the farmers' markets in all the towns, but having one right in Kilauea on Saturday mornings is really nice. The family really loves the abundant crops we get from the avocado, mango and lychee trees. We used to let the coconuts ripen, it is has gotten too dangerous since the trees are so large now. We have them trimmed before they start dropping.
We like being not that far from our favorite north shore haunts (Ke'e Beach, Tunnels Beach, Hanalei) and still only 20 minutes to Kapa'a.
The Unique Benefits at this House
What is special about Kilauea Coconut House is that it is not a condo, but a full sized house. It has a kitchen equipped far beyond what you would ever expect in a vacation rental. The bed sheets are of extra nice quality--all 300 thread count (or higher) and 100% cotton. No polyester blends in this house! Two features that are a little hard to find in other rentals are the spa (and it is an extra large one) and a fireplace, which is actually a pretty nice and cozy thing to have in December and January. If you are fortunate to hit the right seasons, you will have an abundance of avocados ripen during your stay (maybe hundreds!) The lychees are exquisite and we have had bumper crops of those in late May and early June. Mangos are ripe in July. The spacious great room is a plus. It is 20 feet x 40 feet with a high vaulted ceiling. If your party is large, you won't feel crowded at all. One of the things we really enjoyed when we first got the house is not having to find a parking spot and walk a good distance into the house, like we had at the condo in Princeville. It is so nice to just pull into the driveway, and being just steps from the front door.
Owner's Map of Kilauea
I was born and raised in Marin County, California, and have lived here my entire life, just like my husband (now sadly, an "ex") and our three children. I first visited Kauai the summer after graduation from UCSF Nursing School. Two classmates and I went to Hawaii to study for our boards. Ha! Ha! Fortunately, we all passed on the first try, in spite of this trip. A couple years later, I spent my honeymoon visiting Big Island, Maui and Kauai. A few years later, our family (which by then included a 5 year old son and a 7 year old daughter) joined Gail, whom I had known since I was 5, and her husband and their 1 and 3 year old daughters for a stay at a Princeville condo. The trip was so wonderful that our family returned the next four years, and on that last year's stay at Princeville, in 1989, I found the house in Kilauea, and with my husband's blessings, bought it.
I have operated the house as a vacation rental since 1991, with our family enjoying summers there over the years. Now that the kids are grown, and I finally have my own business, and the flexibility that goes with that, we now visit Kauai throughout the year.
In Novato, I work both as a surgical and recovery nurse for a plastic surgeon, and have my own esthetic laser (primarily hair removal) Botox and dermal filler practice in office space I rent from a urologist. I am blessed with a one mile commute from my home to my office.
My two sons still live at home. John has a degree in architecture from University of Oklahoma, but works primarily as a massage therapist and is working on prerequisites for admission to Physical Therapy school. Charlie attends Santa Rosa Junior College and is working on prerequisites, aiming to transfer to
UC Davis for Engineering.
My daughter, Torry, graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Art History. She lives in San Francisco and is a residential interior designer with Barbara Scavullo Designs. Yes, that is Torry in the spa photo.
Property Photos
- Spacious Home on Liliuokalani Street,Kilauea, Kauai - Kilauea, Kauai, HI - Hawaii Vacation Rental Homes
- View of Kitchen/Dining Areas - Kilauea, Kauai, HI - Hawaii Vacation Rental Homes
- This Main Living Room with fireplace is 20'x40' - Kilauea, Kauai, HI - Hawaii Vacation Rental Homes
- Kitchen
- Master Bedroom with King Bed, Full Bathroom, Shower over Tub
- Middle Downstairs Bedroom, Queen Bed
- One of three downstairs bedrooms--this one has a double bed.
- 16 x 16 ft Upstairs Loft Bedroom with King Bed
- Another view of the master bedroom (king size bed)
- Relax in the new spa
- 320 square foot lanai at rear of house
- One of two full bathrooms.
- Lumahai Beach--one of the north shore jewels.
- Tunnels Beach--spectacular beauty and an awesome snorkel site.
- View of mangos from the kitchen window (taken in June 2008)
- Two avocado trees and a lychee tree provide bountiful crops. Photo June 2008.
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