Nestled in Kona, this bright family-friendly home sleeps six, featuring two bedrooms, two baths, an open kitchen-living area, and a covered patio with ocean views. Equipped with a king sized bed, two twins and a full along with a pullout if needed. A large landscaped yard offers space for play. Just 10 minutes from Kona Airport, white-sand beaches, and downtown Kailua-Kona’s shops and restaurants. Hawai‘i-inspired décor, beach gear, and a guidebook to hidden gems to complete your tropical stay.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />As you enter the home, you’ll be welcomed by an open floor plan with the living room, dining area, and kitchen all in front of you. Continue walking in, and on your left you’ll find a hallway leading to a full bathroom and a cozy bedroom—perfect for kids. This room includes a bunk bed with a twin on top, a double on the bottom, and an extra twin bed as well.<br /><br />Keep heading into the home and you’ll pass a six-person dining table and a bar top—great for sharing a cocktail and conversation while someone whips up something delicious in the kitchen.<br /><br />To the left of the bar top, there’s a door leading to the master suite, featuring a king-sized bed and additional furniture to make you feel right at home. With your own private bathroom and walk-in closet, you’ll have the space and comfort to get ready for any special occasion.<br /><br />Step out onto the patio to enjoy the sunset and a partial ocean view before making your way through a separate door that loops you back into the living room—perfect for relaxing on the couch while the kids play in the yard.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Enter by the white stucco wall, and please watch out for kids playing. Stay left on the driveway and follow the landscape lights—that’ll lead you to your home away from home. There’s a big yard and plenty of parking. Your entrance is just to the right of the garage and features an electronic combination deadbolt for easy access. The upper part of the property is shared with full-time tenants, so please respect their space… but don’t be surprised if they welcome you with some Aloha Spirit!”