Kailua-Kona Villa With Private Pool And Ocean Views

Set above the Kona-Kohala coast, this four-bedroom Kailua-Kona villa brings together ocean views, graceful island architecture, and easy indoor-outdoor living. Designed for up to eight guests, the home centers around a private infinity-edge pool, spa, expansive lanai, and comfortable gathering spaces that make it well suited for families or friends traveling together.

The great room opens through floor-to-ceiling pocket doors, connecting the living area, dining space, lanai, and pool terrace in one relaxed flow. Vaulted ceilings, plush seating, and refined finishes create a calm setting for morning coffee, afternoon downtime, or evenings after a day exploring the coast. A dedicated media room adds another comfortable place to unwind with a movie or quiet conversation.

The kitchen is prepared for easy island meals, with granite countertops, top-tier appliances, dual sinks, generous prep space, and a central island that naturally draws guests together. The formal dining table seats eight, while the covered outdoor dining area offers a breezy setting for meals with sunset views over the Pacific.

The first primary suite features a California king bed, ocean views, private lanai access, individual climate control, a ceiling fan, and an ensuite bathroom with a soaking tub, walk-in shower, and dual vanity. It offers a restful retreat within the home while keeping the lanai and outdoor living areas close at hand.

The second guest suite also includes a California king bed, ensuite bathroom, garden views, central air conditioning, and a ceiling fan. Two additional guest bedrooms each provide two twin beds that may convert to a king, making the layout flexible for couples, children, or friends. One twin bedroom includes ocean views and lanai access, while the other has garden views, lanai access, an ensuite bathroom, and a kitchenette.

Bathroom convenience is a strong feature here, with four ensuite bathrooms plus an additional half bath.

Outside, the villa is arranged for lingering. The infinity-edge pool and spa look toward the Kona coast, while the lanai includes lounge furniture, outdoor dining, and a BBQ grill. Tropical landscaping, a garden courtyard, a private yard, and an outdoor shower add to the sense of privacy and open-air comfort.

Additional amenities include central air conditioning, ceiling fans, high-speed Wi-Fi, smart TVs, satellite or cable TV, a Sonos audio system, speaker system, printer, washer and dryer, beach towels, beach chairs, umbrellas, cooler, safe, private entrance, parking, and two four-seat golf carts for local resort-area transportation.

The surrounding Kailua-Kona and Kohala Coast area is known for dramatic lava landscapes, clear ocean water, white-sand beaches, golf, snorkeling, shopping, dining, cultural sites, and scenic drives. Kua Bay and Makalawena are nearby coastal favorites, while Kailua-Kona offers waterfront dining, shops, and local history within a practical drive.

With ocean views, a private pool and spa, ensuite bedrooms, and generous outdoor living space, this Kailua-Kona villa is a polished Big Island retreat for travelers who want comfort, privacy, and easy access to the coast.

Nearby Attractions

Kaʻupulehu Cultural Center - Approximately 1 mile. A cultural center offering insight into Hawaiian history, traditions, and the surrounding coastal landscape

Kaʻupulehu Beach - Approximately 1 mile. A scenic shoreline area known for lava-rock coast, ocean views, and sunset watching

Kukiʻo Beach - Approximately 2 miles. A quiet Kohala Coast beach area with white sand, clear water, and coastal scenery

Maniniʻowali Beach at Kua Bay - Approximately 7 miles. A popular white-sand beach with bright turquoise water and strong Big Island scenery

Makalawena Beach - Approximately 8 miles. A beautiful and less-developed beach reached by a rougher access route and known for sand, lava, and clear water

Kekaha Kai State Park - Approximately 8 miles. A coastal park with beaches, lava fields, and wide views of the Kona shoreline

Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park - Approximately 13 miles. A coastal historic park preserving fishponds, petroglyphs, trails, and native Hawaiian cultural sites

Honokōhau Small Boat Harbor - Approximately 14 miles. A working harbor and departure point for boating, fishing, and ocean excursions

Kailua Pier - Approximately 18 miles. A central waterfront landmark in Kailua-Kona near ocean activities, historic sites, shops, and dining

Huliheʻe Palace - Approximately 18 miles. A historic royal residence on the Kailua-Kona waterfront with exhibits connected to Hawaiian heritage

Nearby Restaurants

Beach Tree - Italian and coastal cuisine, Approximately 1 mile

Ulu Ocean Grill - Seafood and sushi, Approximately 1 mile

Hualālai Grille - Steakhouse and American cuisine, Approximately 1 mile

Residents' Beach House - Casual Hawaiian and seafood cuisine, Approximately 2 miles

Kohanaiki Beach Restaurant - Island and American cuisine, Approximately 9 miles

Pine Tree Cafe - Hawaiian plate lunch and casual local cuisine, Approximately 13 miles

Harbor House Restaurant - Seafood and pub fare, Approximately 14 miles

Kona Brewing Hawaii - Brewpub and pizza, Approximately 18 miles

Umekes Fish Market Bar and Grill - Hawaiian seafood and poke, Approximately 18 miles

Huggo's - Seafood and Pacific Rim cuisine, Approximately 19 miles