This charming A-frame cottage has been completely renovated with great retro style and simple luxuries. Relaxed and uncomplicated, it has retained its vintage charm along with the original clapboard construction.

Designed in the mid-century post-war years as a chic little getaway, the cottage is a great example of the straightforward period style. Surrounded by tropical jungle and windows all around, you'll enjoy privacy and nature in an intimate and unfussy environment.

The bedroom is nestled atop the home in the cozy pitched roof area and features angled skylights and bright open windows to let the trade winds in.  With a newly renovated full kitchen and bath, the home is ideal for two and is furnished with an inspiring mix of vintage and modern amenities and decor. 

Immersed in lush and fragrant botanical gardens and groves of edible banana, papaya, and Kukui nut trees, you'll enjoy unparalleled privacy and beauty from your little spot on the island.

If you are looking for additional cabin rentals in Oahu, there is another residence (here) on the same property that can accommodate a further six guests.

OAHU'S FAMOUS BREAKS

Oahu’s famed north shore is well known as the surfing capital of the world with its enormous swells that attract the best of the best. The turn of the century sugar plantation town of Haleiwa is at its epicenter and is a State Historic, Cultural and Scenic District with a well-preserved and atmospheric historic center with cafes, bars, galleries and shops.

In the winter months though the area is all about surfing. Starting at Haleiwa and extending for eight miles, the coast will be packed with world-class surfers riding the swells at Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach, and Waimea Bay.

There’s, of course, plenty of the island nearby and beyond to explore including Laniakea or Turtle Beach where you’ll likely encounter the sweet greenback turtles, Peacock Flats near Mokuleia Beach, and Keaena Point for hiking and Waimea Valley Park. Thought to be a place of healing by the local Hawaiians, the 1,800-acre park is home to some of the world’s most unique plant species. 

Don’t miss the professional cliff divers who put on a show that is a must-see. Honolulu is just under an hour south.

LOCATION 

North Shore, Oahu, Hawaii. Nearest Airport: Honolulu International Airport

BEST TIME TO VISIT:  Year-round

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