Waikele is the home to many things, the Waikele Premium Outlets, Waikele Country Club, and many beautiful single-family homes and townhomes. Most of the area was done by Schuler Homes and came into fruition at the turn of the century. The earliest homes were built in the early 90's and the last homes were constructed in 2001. Aside from the various townhome complexes, the single-family homes had a mix of attached and detached single-family homes, most of which were two-story homes. The homes were typically 3 and 4 bedroom designed homes with attached 2-car garages with extra room out front (for most homes) to park a few more cars.
Homes in Waikele have a sense of uniformity due to there being association fees for most areas. These fees help maintain the overall grounds, roads, and landscaping of the area. There is also a mix of homes available when it comes to views and layouts. Some single-family homes have lovely golf-course views as they front the golf course. Others have beautiful sunset and mountain views as they are along the ridgeline. Then there are homes that don't have any main focal point views but usually can see various trees and foliage.
For 94-1008 Kanawao Street, this home was built in 2000 by Schuler Homes and is the desired Luau (Plan 1A) type of home with the expanded lanai option. This style of home is an attached single-family home meaning there's a shared wall. When initially sold, this duplex style of home was preferred for larger multigenerational families who tended to buy both sides so that they can be near each other. It's important to note that this is a Single Family House and not a townhouse, so you don't need to pay a maintenance fee. This home is on a cul-de-sac and has beautiful sunset and mountain views from the lanai/patio or master bedroom.
(Private park just for residents of Celebrations at Waikele)