HOMECONDOLAND

North Maui

Price, high to low

• Price, high to low
• Price, low to high
• Newest First
• Oldest First

• Residential
• 3 Beds
• 3.5 Baths
• 5,403 SqFt

400 Mehana Rd, Haiku

$15,900,000 ↓ $500,000

Listing Office: Island Sotheby's Int'l Rlty(W)

• Residential
• 5 Beds
• 3 Baths
• 2,260 SqFt

33 Hana Hwy, Spreckelsville/Paia/Kuau

$12,000,000

Listing Office: The Agency Maui

• Vacant Land
• 0 Beds
• 0 Baths
• 3,307,511 SqFt

400 Kai Huki Cir 16, Haiku

$9,500,000

Listing Office: Hawaii Life (W)

• Residential
• 3 Beds
• 4 Baths
• 3,881 SqFt

30 Malie Pl, Spreckelsville/Paia/Kuau

$9,200,000

Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Island Prop(S)

• Residential
• 4 Beds
• 4.5 Baths
• 5,239 SqFt

40 Hale Pili Way, Haiku

$7,775,000 ↓ $800,000

Listing Office: Compass

• Residential
• 4 Beds
• 3.5 Baths
• 3,026 SqFt

21 Kaulua Pl, Spreckelsville/Paia/Kuau

$7,600,000 ↓ $1,150,000

Listing Office: Hawaii Life (W)

• Residential
• 5 Beds
• 4 Baths
• 3,291 SqFt

22 Cane Rd, Spreckelsville/Paia/Kuau

$7,500,000

Listing Office: The Maui Real Estate Team Inc

• Residential
• 2 Beds
• 1.5 Baths
• 988 SqFt

454 Hoolawa Rd, Haiku

$7,500,000

Listing Office: Hawaii Life (MA)

• Residential
• 4 Beds
• 2 Baths
• 2,170 SqFt

9 Lana St, Spreckelsville/Paia/Kuau

$3,650,000 ↓ $249,000

Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Island Prop-Ku

• Residential
• 3 Beds
• 3 Baths
• 2,180 SqFt

132 Hohani Pl, Haiku

$3,550,000

Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Island Prop-Ku

• Residential
• 4 Beds
• 3.5 Baths
• 4,004 SqFt

2365 Waipua St, Spreckelsville/Paia/Kuau

$3,250,000 ↓ $250,000

Listing Office: Compass

• Vacant Land
• 0 Beds
• 0 Baths
• 17,211 SqFt

531 Hana Hwy, Spreckelsville/Paia/Kuau

$2,999,000 ↓ $296,000

Listing Office: Island Sotheby's Int'l Rlty(M)

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Located on the windward side of Maui, the North Shore is known for magnificent vistas, rugged shorelines, undeveloped beaches, spectacular surfing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing.  You won’t find mega resorts here, no fancy golf courses or huge condominium developments, at least not yet. What you’ll find instead are friendly people in a laid-back tropical paradise with great restaurants and cafes, artsy boutiques and shops, and a kind of ‘60’s hippy vibe …but not too hippy…the real estate market is reliably active with pricey listings and world famous upscale Mama’s Fish House is reliably booked solid for lunches and dinners.

It’s difficult to definitively lay out the exact boundaries of the North Shore because parts of it can also be considered parts of Central and Upcountry Maui, but generally it stretches from Huelo in the east to Spreckelsville in the west and includes Hookipa and the communities of coastal Haiku, Kuau, and Paia; at least these are the most recognizable areas appealing to those who want less development, less people, less crowded beaches, and cooler days.

“The Road to Hana” covers a long stretch of the North Shore before entering what is referred to as East Maui.