A’eo – Kaka’ako
1001 Queen Street #3603
- Condominium
- MLS202515283
- Asking $879,800 Fee Simple
High Living, Heart of Kakaʻako
Up on the 36th floor at Aeʻo, life feels a little lighter: a modern kuleana woven into the fabric of Kakaʻako.
And #3603 isn’t just any one-bedroom. It’s among the largest layouts in the tower, nearly 740 sq. ft., set in the ‘03’ line, closest to the oceanfront side. Floor-to-ceiling glass pulls in Pacific blues by day and fiery evening skies that make your living room feel more like a perch than an apartment.
Inside, #3603 carries something unique in Aeʻo: a clever sliding divider that transforms the living space. Lounge by day, guest retreat by night, without losing the open flow of the room. Your parking stall sits just steps from the elevator on the 3rd floor, which means no hunting, no hassle.
Downstairs, Aeʻo plays like your personal resort: two pools, hot tub, indoor/outdoor gyms, movie theater, karaoke/media rooms, rooftop terrace, BBQ cabanas, and a sauna. Even your grocery run is different here with Whole Foods literally in the building and direct elevator access no other Oʻahu building offers.
At street level, you’re already in the heart of Ward Village. Ala Moana Beach Park is a couple blocks makai, Ala Moana Center is a few east, and local dining, coffee, and retail are laced through the neighborhood.
This is where modern Kakaʻako living expands into something more: spacious, connected, and high enough to clear your head.
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Gallery | 3603
Unit 3603
A'eo Amenities
What is it?
Ward Village
Howard Hughes Corporation, the developer of Ward Village, has you in mind. “While the mid-20th century bore witness to the rise of the suburbs and an exodus of people leaving urban life behind, the post-pandemic 21st is the return to city life. As droves of us move back into high rises, walk-ups, and apartments, our urban hubs are changing to reflect our needs and are becoming more efficient by offering more conveniences, all the while utilizing less space.
At the cornerstone of our changing urban environment is the concept of walkability. As its name implies, a walkable city is, above all, a convenient city where residents can work, shop, dine, and play—all without relying on a car to get them to their destination.”
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