1717 Ala Wai Boulevard 2306

$700,000

1717 Ala Wai Boulevard 2306, Honolulu, HI 96815

Bedrooms

3
Bathrooms

2
Sq.Ft.

1,348

Property Description

Fabulous New Price!! Rarely come available corner unit on the 23rd floor with spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 covered assigned parking. Unit features bright and open layout from entry to living to 147 sq ft open lanai. Full size washer and dryer in the unit. Special assessment has been paid in full. Amenities include BBQ, car wash, pool, exercise room, and much more. Convenient location to beaches, restaurants, shops, bus line, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Hawaii Convention Center to name few. MUST SEE - This unit won't last!

Overview

Property Status

Sold

Lot Size

1.43 Acres

MLS ID

202323833

Property Type

Condo

Year Built

1970

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Features & Amenities

Neighborhood

Waikiki

Architecture Styles

High Rise

View Description

Canal, City, Mountain(s), Ocean

Stories

1

Parking

Assigned, Covered, Guest, One Space

Other Interior Features

Bedroom on Main Level, Full Bath on Main Level

HOA Amenities

Management

Security Features

Closed Circuit Camera(s), Key Card Entry, Security Guard

Sales Price

$700,000

Real Estate Tax

$1,476/yr

Maintenance Fee

$1,369/mo

HOA

$1,369

1717 Ala Wai Boulevard 2306

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Waikiki is Honolulu's world-famous resort district, transformed from ancient Hawaiian taro fields and royal retreats into a modern urban resort destination. This densely developed 1.5-square-mile area is bordered by the Ala Wai Canal on the west and north, and Diamond Head crater on the east. Home to over 65,000 hotel rooms and thousands of condominium units, Waikiki operates under unique zoning regulations established in 1976 called the Waikiki Special District (WSD). The neighborhood features a complex mix of fee simple and leasehold properties, with many buildings allowing short-term vacation rentals under strict city regulations. Known for its iconic beaches, luxury shopping along Kalakaua Avenue, and proximity to attractions like the Honolulu Zoo and Diamond Head, Waikiki remains Hawaii's premier visitor destination while serving as home to both residents and resort workers.