
Hale Pohaku, Waimanalo - Lic.#1990/NUC-1689
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This property is a licensed short-term vacation rental Non-Conforming Use Permit #1990/NUC-1689. It is compliant with Hawaii State Legislation (HB2078) for vacation rental accommodations, License # TA-059-395-6864-01. TMK 410040420000. "Hale Pohaku" - Waimanalo is a beautiful beachfront home on one of Oahu's most spectacular beaches; Waimanalo. Listed on the Register of Hawaii's Historic Homes this classic restored beach house was built of lava rock during the reign of King Kalakaua. Guests enjoy the white sand beach that fronts the home as well as the clear blue waters for swimming, snorkeling and boogie boarding. Called "Hale Pohaku" or "House of Stone", this home sleeps 8 and is a wonderful getaway throughout the year. Guests enjoy the spacious living room with classic vaulted ceiling and large picture window overlooking the blue Pacific. Enjoy the 5 miles of sugary-white sand beach fronting the home as it extends for several miles along the shoreline. Note; this property is for quiet residential vacation accommodations only. Parties, weddings, receptions, Luaus, events and gatherings of any kind are prohibited. Please inquire further with our agents. There is a separate caretaker cottage with private entry also located at the front of this property (not intrusive to rental guests)! Please beware of internet scam/fraud. This property may be reserved by designated agent only; Private Homes Hawaii, or by authorized marketing partners (including VRBO/HomeAway, AirBnb). Do not respond to other schemes asking for deposits.
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Hale Pohaku, Waimanalo - Lic.#1990/NUC-1689 is a vacation rental in Waimanalo, HI, sleeping up to 8. It can be booked on the host's own booking site (bookings-privatehomeshawaii.escapia.com), and is also listed on Vrbo. CielStay links you there and charges no fee. The same host lists other homes on CielStay.
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