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In the heart of metro Honolulu, people are used to living in smaller spaces, usually cookie-cutter condos. The Queen Victoria, however, is meant to be a departure from the norm, despite its location right smack in the middle of the urban jungle.
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It’s an impressive living experience from the moment you step into the building: a grand entrance with décor reminiscent of European apartment buildings makes you feel like you’re in a different era. The lobby has a variety of meeting rooms, reading rooms, exercise room, and pool area.
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There are only two units per floor—so be prepared for a high maintenance fee—but this means they are as large as most single-family homes. Today we’re looking at unit 802, which is a brand new listing (click here for details).
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This unit is quite large, at 1,609 square feet with two bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The kitchen is massive, with a lot of counter and storage space; it’s definitely meant for people who frequently cook or bake.
It’s no surprise to see that the living room and bedrooms are also very spacious, but it’s unusual to see a condo unit with a dedicated laundry room—another one of those touches that makes you feel like you’re in a single family-home.
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You also get two parking spaces and extra storage within the building. I guess the one thing missing from the single-family home experience is a yard to maintain, but if you’re a condo dweller, that’s probably the one chore you’re trying to avoid.
Money talk: $765,000 fee simple
Contact: Sachi Braden, Sachi Hawaii Pacific Century Properties, 808-596-8801, Sachi@sachihawaii.com
Posted on Wednesday, August 17, 2011 in Permalink
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