$1,873,913Average Value$2,543Average Price per Sq Ft11Homes For Sale
Friendly North Shore community anchored by a historic town center
Known for being one of Kaua’i’s former sugar plantation sites, Kilauea combines the North Shore’s coastal cliffs and beaches with a rich agricultural landscape. Not to be confused with the volcano of the same name on the Big Island, this neighborhood is a suburban network of residential homes surrounding the historic Kilauea Town, welcoming visitors and lifetime residents alike with its vibrant aloha spirit. “Kilauea is not a destination; it’s a lifestyle. From Kilauea Town to the farm outskirts, people love to commune with each other, ride bikes and live close to nature,” says Stephanie Michel, a Realtor with Oceanfront Sotheby’s International Realty who lives nearby. “The beach is integral here, not just for laying out, but for surfing, swimming and snorkeling. We hold most of our celebrations at the beach and share all our resources.” With its picturesque beaches and a hub of shopping and dining, Kilauea blends beauty and convenience in a tight-knit, easygoing community.
Houses in Kilauea range from charming cottages to luxurious estates.
Home to iconic landmarks like the Kilauea Lighthouse, it offers breathtaking coastal views.
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From multimillion-dollar seaside mansions to quaint cottages
Homes in Kilauea range from private, fenced estates set back from the road to quaint houses that sit side-by-side on central streets. Kaua’i’s fertile climate is evident in the verdant lawns dotted with tropical flowers and palm trees. Some small cottages built in the 1980s can list for around $850,000, while modest single-level ranch-style homes and brightly painted two-story plantation-style houses tend to start at $1 million. Tucked away in the forested hills, multi-level mansions and luxury stunners with wraparound windows and balconies boast cliffside views. Featuring amenities like resort-style pools and multiple acres to stretch out on, these estate homes typically start at $6 million. But asking prices can climb to more than $14 million properties that overlook Secret Beach.
Housing in Kilauea ranges from luxurious oceanfront estates to cozy countryside cottages.
Whether it's a cozy cottage or a sprawling villa, Kilauea offers a slice of paradise for all.
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Secluded beaches and wildlife are cared for by the community
There’s always a place to find serenity in Kilauea, including Kauapea Beach, where residents take a dip in the water or enjoy quiet walks. Here, beachgoers can enter the trailhead off Secret Beach Road and hike a dirt path to the secluded lava rocks at Secret Beach. At this swimsuit-optional hideaway, “the surf can make swimming very dangerous,” Michel says, “but when it’s safe, you can find some gorgeous tidepools.” She adds, “One of our most significant treasures is the Kilauea Point Wildlife Refuge around the Kilauea Lighthouse. We take wildlife preservation seriously here, and we work together to protect and care for our nene, albatross and other birds. We do a lot of rescue work and educational classes at the lighthouse to protect this beautiful place where majestic animals find sanctuary.”
aerial overview shot of Kauapea Beach and coastline
Kilauea, Kauai, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Shopping centers full of local eateries and boutiques
Kilauea has a thriving retail and dining scene. At Ahuimani Shopping Center, residents can peruse curated home goods at the Hunter Gatherer store, grab gourmet groceries from the Kilauea Market and Café or pick up fresh, locally sourced seafood from Kilauea Fish Market. Across the street is the historic Kong Lung Market Center, whose fieldstone architecture harkens back to its significance as a community hub in a former sugar cane era. Today, it’s a place to shop for boutique goods, snack on island fare at Sushi Girl’s walk-up window or enjoy elevated dishes in the Bistro’s open-air eatery. From wine bars to shaved ice to surf shops, this town center has plenty to explore.
Kilauea has many quaint coffee shops for residents to enjoy.
Aloha XCHNG at Kong Lung Market offers island wear and outdoors goods.
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Parks for community gatherings and after-school fun
Kids love the colorful playground at Anaina Hou Community Park, with its creative playscapes and underwater-themed mosaics. Families can make use of the park’s lawn, shelters and tables for playdates, picnics or events. The park also features a miniature golf course and botanical garden. On Saturday mornings, the park hosts more than 40 booths filled with local produce, nuts, coffee, baked goods and wares at the Anaina Hou Farmers Market.
This expansive park is a favorite among families for its playgrounds and picnic areas.
Anaina Hau Park in Kilauea offers a wealth of recreational activities.
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Students at Kapa’a High prepare for careers in healthcare
Public school students may start their education at Kilauea Elementary, which earns a B from Niche, and then head to Kapa’a Middle, which scores a C-plus. Kapa’a High receives an overall B-plus grade and offers an Academy of Health program, with classes ranging from nursing to emergency medicine to diagnostic services.
Kapaa High School is a vibrant educational institution located in the heart of Kapaa town.
Students at Kapaa Middle School benefit from dedicated faculty and modern facilities.
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Along the Kuhio Highway on the North Shore
Kilauea is also home to conveniences like the North Shore Wellness and Medical Centers and the Northshore Pharmacy. Sitting along the Kuhio Highway, residents are approximately 40 minutes from Lihue, where they’ll find a Walmart, the island’s largest hospital and Lihue Airport.
This charming town in Kauai boasts a rich history, lush landscapes, and breathtaking vistas.
Perched atop rugged cliffs, the Kilauea Lighthouse is a historic landmark on Kauai's North Shore
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On average, homes in Kilauea, HI sell after 33 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Kilauea, HI over the last 12 months is $15,000,000, up 650% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Seller is highly motivated. Elegantly remodeled and thoughtfully designed, this North Shore Kaua‘i residence offers a rare blend of privacy, luxury, and natural beauty. Set on an elevated parcel overlooking the lush Kalihiwai Valley, the property captures sweeping vistas of Mount Namahana, where countless waterfalls carve through emerald ridges, creating a breathtaking, ever-changing backdrop.
This charming 2-Bedroom, 2-Bath Anini Beach Cottage, originally built in the 1960s, has been lovingly and comprehensively restored. Impeccably maintained since its renovation, the home is warm, clean and bright with large picture windows that take advantage of the sweeping 180-degree views of the ocean and a kaleidoscope of its ever-changing moods. The perimeter of the property is entirely
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