A rare opportunity to own a licensed short-term rental just 300 feet from Kealakekua Bay in the highly sought-after Captain Cook and Manini Beach community. Dolphin Bay House comes with a transferable STVR license and a proven income history, offering exceptional potential as a premier vacation rental or a private… Read More coastal retreat.Surrounded by vibrant gardens filled with orchids, palms, and fruit trees, the property blends the charm of old Hawaiʻi with thoughtful modern updates. With direct access to crystal clear waters ideal for snorkeling, kayaking, and watching Hawaiian spinner dolphins, turtles, and other marine life, this home is perfectly positioned for both adventure and relaxation. Nearby, the Captain James Cook Monument adds cultural depth and remains a favorite hiking destination.The main residence features three spacious bedrooms and three baths, including a serene primary suite with a soaking tub, dual granite vanities, and lush garden views. A ground-floor suite with a private entrance and sitting area provides excellent guest accommodations. The updated kitchen showcases granite counters, dual sinks, and modern appliances, making it ideal for preparing meals to enjoy on the lanai.A detached structure with its own kitchen and living space offers additional flexibility for guests. Between the two structures, a breezeway connects the home with laundry facilities, an outdoor shower, and storage for beach gear, creating an effortless island living experience.Originally remodeled in 2007 and meticulously maintained, Dolphin Bay House is move-in ready. Whether you continue its success as a high-performing rental or enjoy it as your own private sanctuary, this property presents a rare chance to own in one of Hawaiʻi’s most desirable coastal neighborhoods. Read Less
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