The Wailuna (wai loo na) Community is located above Pearl City following Kaahumanu (Ka a who ma nu) Street to the top of Waiau (why ow)Ridge.
"A bit above' flat land and sea level it is actually atop a mountain ridge. It is a breezy community settled between two valleys and wonderful views of Pearl Harbor below.
This area started building from midway to top around the mid 1980's. The gated community at the very top of the ridge is called "The Crowne at Wailuna" with beautiful conservation forests, many hiking trails & the Waiau & Punanai Valleys. Other communities are "The Crest at Wailuna and "The Heights at Wailuna".
The following market statistics for the Wailuna area townhomes/single family homes for the last six months are as follows:
|
Wailuna- Townhomes |
# Active |
# In Escrow |
# Sold |
DOM |
Average Sales $ |
|
2 bdrm |
1 |
1 |
4 |
97 |
$375,000 to $420,000 |
|
3 bdrm |
6 |
1 |
5 |
47 |
$490,000 to $530.000 |
|
Wailuna- Single Family |
# Active |
# In Escrow |
# Sold |
DOM |
Average Sales $ |
|
3 bdrm/2 ba (1100 sq.ft) |
1 |
1 |
1 |
61 |
$522,000 to $728,000 |
|
4 bdrm/3 ba (1321 sq.ft.) |
1 |
2 |
2 |
92 |
$610,000 to $835,000 |
One thing about Honolulu County (island of Oahu) is that no matter where you go on the island it is not a far drive and it usually takes about 4 hours to 'circle the island'. (of course longer for stops). So follow the ocean, head to the ocean and you won't get lost.
The Military Bases that are around 10-20 minutes from the Wailuna Community, Pearl City, Waiau, Pearlridge and Aiea areas are Pearl Harbor Navy Base, Camp Smith, Tripler Army Medical Center, Hickam AFB and Ft. Shafter.
(Left: The Heights at Wailuna; Bottom Right: View from Wailuna to Pearl Harbor and the ocean beyond)
Area Interests:
USS Arizona Memorial - December 7, 1941, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on this site, propelling the U.S. into World War II. This floating memorial in Pearl Harbor is the resting place for many of the 1,177 crew members killed on the USS Arizona battleship.- Bishop Museum (founded in 1889) the Bishop Museum is by far one of the most outstanding examples of our Hawaiian history with over 24 million cultural artifacts that were acquired over the past 112 years that tell the story of Hawaii and the Pacific.
- Aloha Stadium Swap Meet and the Pearlridge Kam Swap Meet are great places for outdoor shopping for souvenirs, clothing, polynesian style crafts and much more. Way cheaper than buying in Waikiki that's for sure! Open on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
- Home Depot, Wal-Mart, Pearlridge Shopping Center, Pearl Highlands Shopping Center, Pearl Kai Shopping Centers
For more info on surrounding schools:
- Hawaii Public Schools
- Hawaii Association Independent Schools
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Leeward Community College | Start Here Today. Get Ahead Tomorrow.
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Celeste "Sally" Cheeseman is a Realtor-Associate with Century 21 Liberty Homes in Mililani, Hawaii. With a sharp understanding that a listening ear is the key to a client's needs she serves the island of Oahu (Honolulu County) and all Hawaii Military Relocating to Hawaii, Hawaii Retirees, Hawaii Job Transfers and Hawaii Residents. Website: www.hawaiihomesmarket.com
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Celeste "Sally" Cheeseman is a Realtor-Associate® and Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) with Century 21 Liberty Homes in Mililani, Hawaii. With a sharp understanding that a listening ear is the key to a client's needs she serves the island of Oahu (Honolulu County) and all Hawaii Military Relocations, Hawaii Retirees, Hawaii Job Transfers and Hawaii Residents, Home Buyers and Sellers.
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Aloha Sally,
What a wonderful post full of local info. Reading about the "Crowne" would make me want to see it if I was consider locating there. And the swap meet at Aloha Stadium is one of my favorites!
Hi Sally - ah, another breath of fresh Hawaiian air! Love your pictures, and you have just such a wonderful way of painting pictures of your area with your words - thanks for sharing your slice of heaven with us!
Aloha,
Ann
Hi Sally - ah, another breath of fresh Hawaiian air! Love your pictures, and you have just such a wonderful way of painting pictures of your area with your words - thanks for sharing your slice of heaven with us!
Aloha,
Ann
Good morning Sally,
Thank you for the informative post and Beautiful pictures. We enjoyed Hawaii when we were there a couple of years ago and hope to return soon.
Carole: Stay tuned...went out to another place....this one is on the ridge next to this one....and beautiful views too!
Lisa: Yup...sure is! I often wondered about that. I choose to live way above too...about two ridges west of this one :) Don't want to be down by the sea...except when it's nice :)
George: Thanks George! Isn't it? You just gotta bring the wife .... a romance revived :)