Summary: Come to our home and make beautiful and unforgettable memories in this brand new Makaha Valley house that sleeps up to 11 guests comfortably. Subtle design and décor create an inviting and easy space to feel home in.Enjoy amazing mountains and valley views from every window and even ocean views from some. Feel at home, relax and breathe in the fresh Hawaiian air. Get a taste of pure,serene and scenic, Hawaiian lifestyle. Easy access to tropical beaches, surf spots, golfing & hiking trails.House is equipped with beach chairs, coolers, beach cart, umbrella, boogie boards and floaties. The Space: The house has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 car garage, and a full kitchen with new appliances. Enjoy fully equipped, preparing meals around family with plenty space to entertain. This house is located in a safe and quiet gated community in the Makaha Valley, majestic mountain views and partial ocean views. Your home away from home is brand new and so is everything in it:) We supply guests with one set of beach and bath towels per guest and starter kit of supplies. Convenient, fully enclosed garage and oversize washer and dryer help make your stay more comfortable – and more like home. Guest Access: You have access to the entire house. This is a brand new home in a brand new community, that means landscaping is coming soon! That means, while the house is ready for you. The backyard IS NOT READY for now, so guests will not have access to the outside for now (that is why price is discounted). Other community amenities, such as a Pool, gym and recreation areas are also coming soon under construction - and should be will be available by fall 2023. The Neighborhood: The town's main attraction is Makaha Beach, mainly among surfers - it's one of the most popular beach in the world.However, there are plenty of other beautiful and more calm beaches suitable for swimming and snorkeling of all levels. Every year surf events take place here, such as the Town and Country Pro, the Buffalo's Big Board Classic and the Rell Sunn's Menehune Surfing Championships. It's an ideal spot for surfers of all skill levels. Wave heights reach anywhere from 2 feet just behind the reef to 30+ feet at the so-called Makaha Bowl. Some of the biggest waves ever have been ridden here, including Greg Noll's famous ride during the huge swell of 1969 when waves were between 40 to 50 feet high. The beach is wide and is also a nice spot for sunbathing and swimming. The best area for going into the water to just play and swim is the center of the beach, where there is no reef. The waves are calmest during the summer when there may be no surf at all. The high waves usually occur in the winter months. When the surf is up, the beach is known for its strong rip currents. Then it is recommended to stay out of the water. Another popular activity at Makaha Beach is diving. The Makaha Caverns is a great dive spot featuring a series of arches, caverns and overhanging ledges, located just outside of the surfing area. But usually, diving is only possible during calm waters. Another beautiful beach nearby is Pokai Beach. This is a family beach with smaller waves and more calm waters on the left (looking out to the ocean) and some surf waves on the right. There’s an excellent beach side restaurant there called: The Beach House by 604. Getting Around: You can get a rental car or use ride shares. Given the serene location and amazing sites nearby, you will likely prefer to rent a vehicle. There are plenty of traditional options as well as car and ride shares available, like Turo, Hui, etc. PLEASE ASK ABOUT OUR JEEP ON TURO and we will be happy to share the link. You can get a rental car or use ride shares. Also, there is the Oahu bus, which is a great way to get around the island if you opt not to get an Oahu car rental. The Honolulu bus system is actually ranked as one of the best transit systems in the world. That’s pretty impressive with over 72 million satisfied Honolulu bus riders per year! Waikiki is about 35 miles away. North Shore is about 35 miles away. Makaha beach is a 5 min drive. Other Things to Note: The west coast of O'ahu is generally drier and it has one of the best sunsets of the island. In Makaha you'll find secret beaches and hiking trails, turtles and the sacred Ka'ena Point with giant lava rocks, monk seals, and Albatross (who mate for life and do a love dance!).You also get year around surfing, snorkeling and golfing. Catching a beautiful sunset from any of the many beaches is peaceful and often there are neighborhood kids playing around and everyone seems to know everyone.The sense of Aloha, community, and serenity infuses the area. If you are looking for a peaceful, Hawaiian oasis, you’ve found it. Interaction with Guests: Please if you have any questions or concerns contact us via this platform.