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$2,300,000
$18,188/mo | Fee Simple
2 Bed
2 Baths
924 sf
Active 84 Days on Market
Description
MLS#: 202527686The Ilikai Apartment Building is one of the iconic and legendary hotels in Waikiki. Fully remodeled in 2014, this two bedroom, two bathroom is preferred at the ocean front-corner unit of the building along the Ocean and Marina side. Unit offers a spacious floor plan with large lanai too. Panoramic views of ocean, marina and beautiful sunset. Fully furnished. Currently in the Aqua-Aston Ilikai Hot...
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Based on information from the Multiple Listing Service of HiCentral MLS, Ltd. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Copyright: 2020 by HiCentral MLS, Ltd.
Overview
Monthly HOA / Maintenance$1,835.1
Total Floor Area924
MLS202527686
Building NameIlikai Apt Bldg
Lot Size sq/ft125,279
OccupancyHotel Rental Pool
Year Built1965
Architecture StyleHigh-Rise 7+ Stories
Land TitleFee Simple
Listing OfficeList Sotheby's Int'l Realty
Location
Regional Information
IslandOahu
DistrictHonolulu
TownWaikiki
CommunityIlikai Apt Bldg
ViewCanal, Coastline, City, Ocean, Sunset
Common ZoningResort
Zip Code96815
TMK (Tax Key)1260100071011
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Amenities
Community Laundry
Concierge
Exercise Room
Fire Sprinkler
Patio/Deck
Pool on Property
Restaurant
Security Guard
Trash Chute
Valet
Whirlpool
Inclusions
AC Split
Cable TV
Ceiling Fan
Disposal
Kitchenware
Linens
Microwave Hood
Range/Oven
Refrigerator
Smoke Detector
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Mortgage Overview
$2,300,000
Sales Price
$1,835.1
Monthly HOA Fee
$25,395.12
Annual Property Tax
$18,188
Monthly Calculated Loan Payment
Our calculator includes monthly fee of $1,835.1, gross taxes of: $25,395.12 for year.
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