439 Kuliouou Rd #A · Apartment for Rent

** Please include a bio with reason for your move, preference of mostly furnished or not, preferred date of occupancy, and contact info, convenient times for viewing with Posting Title for inquiry by text or email. *Quickest response will be by phone call to eight zero 8 3 eight two zero 526. *Open house showing by appointment time * If Nostalgic living in a townhouse like setting is something you are looking for, this renovated 1 bedroom 1 bath duplex in the center of Kuliouou Valley with comfortable sized covered patio in front and back maybe for you. * Furnished or unfurnished one block Makai from the Kuliouou Community park with tennis court, basketball court, picnic area and matured trees. Further up is the Kuliouou Hiking Trail. *Toward Makai is Kuliouou Beach Park and Maunalua Bay for variety of ocean activities * $2350.00 for one long term occupant includes ge tax, water, sewer fee, trash, yard maintenance, exterior pest control, and surveillance camera on property, mostly furnished or unfurnished. * Updated unit with full kitchen, granite bar counter, walk-in shower, and a bit of old charm, window a/c in the bedroom and new ceiling fan with remote, living room with ceiling fan, sky lights over both covered patio, shared commercial laundry, camera surveillance, ample street parking or on property with fee when available...looking for a tenant who is financially qualified, respectful, friendly, non-partying, quiet, community-minded tenant (no smoking of any kind, vaping, medical marijuana, or illegal drug use within the property) without animal. *No smoking or pets please Toward East is Hawaii Kai Shopping Center with Costco, CityMill, various restaurants, medical facility, markets, banks and shops. Further out is Waimanalo, Bellows, or to the right heading west is Niu Valley, Aina Haina, Kahala Mall or Kahala Beach, Waialae, Kaimuki, Kapahulu, Diamond Head, Kapiolani, Waikiki, Ala Moana, UH Manoa, St Louis Heights, Down Town, military facilities, Hospitals, airport, and Nuuanu Pali