Quiet Belonging on the Marina

580 Lunalilo Home Road #345B
The Cottages at The Peninsula at Hawaii Kai

With a $50K-plus facelift just completed, you’ll slide open your back doors and let the marine air off Koko Marina drift through the house with quiet pride. Because despite being one of the marina-facing end units people dream about, Unit 345B isn’t about showing off—it’s about exhaling.

An attached, two-story, four-bedroom home with the water just beyond your fence, Unit 345B sits inside The Cottages at The Peninsula at Hawaii Kai, where everything feels balanced: the turquoise saltwater of Kuapa Pond close enough to feel, the Koʻolau Mountains rising beyond the rooftops, and quiet streets made for evening walks with the dog.

Downstairs, sunlight on your roughly 450 sq ft lanai slowly stretches into your open-plan living room. The garage holds two cars—but more often a kayak, bikes, and the sand you tracked in from the beach this morning. Upstairs, two bedrooms and the primary suite open off a single hallway—no wasted space, only rooms that work. Downstairs, a den or fourth bedroom—your choice.

Step outside and the community folds around you: two pools and a hot tub catching the lights after sundown, barbecue stations and a gym filling with banter, a playground echoing before dinner. The promenade loops the marina like a slow conversation—neighbors nodding aloha, paddleboards gliding silently past.

A few minutes in either direction takes you everywhere that makes Hawaii Kai feel complete—Costco, groceries, coffee, beaches, schools, dinner with friends—all within the same easy rhythm of home.

The Cottages at The Peninsula at Hawaii Kai was named Hawaii’s Residential Property of 2017 for a reason, but a brochure can’t show you why. You feel it the moment you’re here—in the calm, in the sense that someone actually thought about how people live.

580 Lunalilo Home Road #345B
A home that doesn’t need to prove it’s Hawaii Kai—because it pretty much defines it.