What’s it like to live right on Kaneohe Bay? At 44-421 Kaneohe Bay Drive in Kaneohe, you can step from your own yard to the water, paddle out at sunrise, and return to views of Coconut Island and the Koʻolau Mountains. Set on a half-acre lot with approximately 80 feet of calm bay frontage, this renovated home offers room to spread out, welcome guests, and make waterfront living part of your daily routine.
A Kaneohe waterfront home with room for the whole household
The home has five bedrooms and four bathrooms across two levels, with a layout that gives residents and guests their own space. Live upstairs and use the lower level for extended family, visitors, a home office, a gym, or hobbies. Private entrances add flexibility to the lower-level rooms.
Upstairs, the main living and dining areas feature 11.5-foot ceilings, quartzite counters, split air conditioning, and a wraparound Trex deck with glass railings. The elevated setting makes it easy to take in the bay and mountain scenery throughout the day.
Your yard opens to Kaneohe Bay
Launch a kayak, paddle board, or small boat from home, then rinse off under the outdoor shower. Near the water’s edge, a gazebo offers a quiet place to relax beside the bay. Mature mango and coconut trees, along with plumeria and pikake, add tropical character to the grounds.
For boaters, Kaneohe Yacht Club is accessible by foot or boat.
Extensive renovations and practical upgrades
The property has been extensively renovated, with a new roof, siding, windows, plumbing, electrical system, and driveway. Other improvements include foundation reinforcement, upgraded drainage, and double-wall construction with sound insulation.
Near Kailua town, beaches, and H-3
The home is minutes from Kailua, with quick H-3 access to Honolulu. Aikahi Park Shopping Center, Kailua town, and Kailua Beach are also nearby. The property is served by Kailua’s Aikahi Elementary.
With its bay frontage, flexible five-bedroom layout, and extensive improvements, 44-421 Kaneohe Bay Drive offers a distinctive way to enjoy the water while staying close to Kailua and Honolulu. Wake up to the Koʻolau, take a paddle from your yard, and come home to a place designed for everyday island living.