There is something special about the Gold Coast at Diamond Head in Honolulu Hawaii … maybe it’s the feel of the warm morning sun when walking along the promenade and sandy beach to Waikiki for your morning coffee – or maybe it’s the cool trade winds breezes in the late afternoon when you are relaxing on your lanai after a hard day’s work or play as you watch the brilliant sunset fade into the Pacific Ocean. No matter what it is, people come from around the world to experience and enjoy it.
Honolulu’s Gold Coast sits between the historical landmark Diamond Head and the famous Waikiki Beach with the oceanfront coastline to the south and the beautiful and expansive Kapiolani Park to the north. Kapiolani Park is the venue for many family and community celebrations, concerts at The Waikiki Shell, sporting and art events, and the home of the Honolulu Zoo and Waikiki Aquarium. Nestled in the midst of this fabulous Hawaiian paradise you find a string of buildings where residents and vacationers find a place to dream and hang their hats even if it’s for just a short time – before they return to their homeland. The Castle Surf is one of these Gold Coast Retreats. This fee simple low rise condominium building features direct beach access, perfect for surfers and sun worshippers. Castle Surf offers one and two bedroom units complete with washer / dryer, storage and a coveted parking space.
Castle Surf #56 is unique with its heavenly ocean and tree top view from the lanai. This lovely one bedroom one bath unit has an open floor plan with trade wind breezes throughout – a perfect place to relax, put your feet up and listen to music through your Bose Surround System. This Hawaiian style condominium features new Acacia Koa hardwood floors, built-in Hawaiian Koa desk, upgraded appliances and cabinets, double paned windows and a split A/C unit for those days that bring the warm Kona winds. Castle Surf #56 is Hawaiian living at its best.


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