Kauai’s Kukui’ula Club Villas – Tasteful Understated Living: A Tour

Every residence in the second phase of the tony Kukui’ula Club Villas neighborhood on the island of Kauai features a central living and gathering space, a generous covered, shaded lanai, with three bedrooms in the Main House and a fourth bedroom in the Guest House, plus a recreation room over the 2-car garage, offering 4,200 sqft of total living space.

Club Villas 10 (MLS# 297826)

Each single-level residence is situated on a ¼ acre+ lot with a private entry and ocean, sunset, and golf course views. The interiors are tasteful and understated with textured fabrics, tropical accent colors, and refined wood throughout.

The Main House presents pocket walls across the living and kitchen areas, custom cabinetry for televisions, stone plank flooring throughout, glass bathroom walls with outdoor showers, and a plunge pool with tanning ledge.

The Guest House is a comfortable private space for visitors, with features and finishes identical to that of the Main House master bedroom and bathroom.

Kukui’ula Club Villas 10 Tour

Enough with the words. Take the tour:

The four-bed, five-bath Kukui’ula Club Villas 10 is currently offered for sale at $4,850,000

East West Partners

East West Partners, a real estate development company dedicated to high-quality placemaking in premier resort and urban locations, is developing the exclusive Kukui’ula Club Villa neighborhood on the island of Kauai, recently recognized as a ‘Best of the World’ Destination in 2017 by National Geographic Traveler magazine.

EWP has partnered with Seibu Holdings on the Big Island to develop the master plan for the Mauna Kea Resort, on the island of Hawaii. The beachfront Mauna Kea Resort was developed by Laurance S. Rockefeller in the 1960’s, and when it opened in 1965, The Mauna Kea was the most expensive hotel ever built at $15 million.

More Information

If you would like to schedule your own tour of Kukui’ula Club Villas 10, or would like to know more about The Club Villas at Kukui’ula, please contact me.