Hidden Valley Ests
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This buildings features were determined from publicly available data, including MLS listings. While we cross-referenced additional data sources, it still likely contains incomplete or inaccurate information, as it has not yet been personally verified.
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Hidden Valley Ests
Building Overview
Hidden Valley Ests in Wahiawa-Whitmore Village — built 1986; assigned parking; pets and short-term rentals not allowed.
About Hidden Valley Ests
Based on MLS data, Hidden Valley Ests is located in the Wahiawa-Whitmore Village neighborhood and was built in 1986. Size and construction type are not specified in the available MLS records.
According to available records, the property offers assigned parking. No additional building amenities are listed in the MLS data provided. Pets and short-term rentals are not allowed at this property per the available MLS information.
Management company and information about monthly fees or maintenance assessments are not specified in the MLS data. Buyers should verify parking arrangements, rules, fees, and management details with the listing agent or association, as this summary is based solely on the MLS data available.
Building Features & Data Confidence
All features from MLS data with AI-assisted confidence analysis. Click each category to expand and see details.
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I searched for owner-occupancy clues like percentages, "majority owner occupied," or "highly owner occupied," but the remarks do not mention ownership mix. Since there is no explicit percentage or descriptive ownership statement, the owner-occupancy rate remains unknown from these listings.
I searched the public remarks for any elevator references, including explicit counts like "4 elevators" or descriptive phrases such as "multiple elevators," but found none. The listings describe a low-rise, single-story or second-floor townhome setting, so the remarks provide no evidence to confirm an elevator count.
Calculated from the lowest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from the highest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from association fees observed in penthouse unit listings for this building.
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This is a moderate-to-strong building-level signal: 16 of 20 current listings mark OTCOEX in the HOA inclusions. The public remarks do not explicitly mention common-area electricity, but the MLS pattern is consistent enough to treat it as included.
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The building does not appear to include hot water in maintenance fees. Across the current MLS set, only 3 of 20 listings mark HOTWAT, and many remarks explicitly mention a "water heater" or "new water heater," which aligns with individual unit heaters rather than HOA-supplied hot water.
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Sewer is strongly confirmed at the building level. All 20 current listings include SEWER, and remarks directly reinforce it with phrases like "HOA fees include water and sewer" and "Reasonable HOA fees include water and sewer."
Water is consistently included across the building. All 20 current listings mark WATER in association fees, and several public remarks confirm this with wording such as "HOA fees include water and sewer."
No public remarks explicitly describe BBQ or grilling facilities at Hidden Valley Estates. Across the listings, agents repeatedly mention picnic areas, playgrounds, and lush grounds, but not BBQs or grills, so the current evidence does not support this as a building feature.
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The remarks repeatedly describe the project’s amenities as basic—picnic tables, playgrounds, and grassy areas—with no reference to any car wash or wash station. Combined with an explicit statement that there are 'no costly amenities' and only 3/20 MLS entries checking CRWSH, the evidence strongly supports that the building does not have car wash facilities and that the MLS flags are likely copy-paste mistakes.
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Patio/deck-style outdoor space is well supported for Hidden Valley Estates. At least 10+ listings/remarks explicitly mention a lanai, patio, fenced lanai, enclosed patio, or small deck, including phrases like "private enclosed patio," "small patio offers a spot to catch the breeze," and "custom deck extends over the lanai." The evidence is strong across multiple agents and appears consistent with the building's unit mix and common outdoor spaces.
No listing remarks explicitly state that Hidden Valley Estates has a jogging or walking path. Several agents describe the community as having park-like grounds, picnic areas, playgrounds, or nearby walking trails, but that is not the same as a building amenity path. With only 4/20 MLS entries checking WAJOPA and no corroborating remarks, the evidence points away from this feature.
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Several listings describe shared community outdoor amenities, including 'playgrounds,' 'picnic areas,' 'picnic tables,' and 'large grassy areas' for residents. These references appear across multiple remarks rather than a single agent, suggesting a real common recreation space even though most listings do not use the exact MLS term 'recreation area.'
There are no listing remarks supporting a recreation room at Hidden Valley Estates. With only 1/20 MLS records showing RECROO and no agent descriptions to back it up, this appears unverified and likely not a true common amenity.
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Storage is supported by both MLS data and multiple public remarks. At least 4-6 listings mention it directly, including phrases such as "additional storage," "storage closet," and "patio area with storage." The evidence is consistent across different agents/listings, so this feature should be included.
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In-unit laundry is strongly supported across the listings. Well over 10 remarks explicitly mention it, including direct phrases such as "washer and dryer sit in the unit," "washer/dryer in-unit," "washer dryer in unit," and "laundry in the home." The evidence is consistent across multiple listings and agents, not just a single copy-paste remark, so this feature should remain included.
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Parking is strongly confirmed for Hidden Valley Estates. Across the provided remarks, listings repeatedly reference parking stalls, including phrases like "two assigned parking stalls," "2 open parking stalls," and "2 open assigned". The MLS pattern and remarks are consistent across many agents, so this appears to be a real building feature rather than copy-paste noise.
Assigned/reserved parking is clearly a building-level feature here. Numerous remarks say "two assigned parking stalls," "2 reserved parking stalls," "2 deeded parking stalls," and "2 designated parking stalls," showing repeated confirmation from multiple listings and agents. This is not isolated to one unit and appears to be a standard feature available in the building.
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I looked for deeded, owned, or parking-included language and found an explicit mention of deeded stalls. Other listings describe assigned, reserved, or open stalls, which supports parking availability, but the deeded wording is the key evidence here.
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I looked for any mention of a separate monthly parking cost, parking rental, or additional parking charge and found nothing. The remarks repeatedly describe the property as having assigned or deeded parking stalls, suggesting parking is included rather than separately fee-based.
Guest parking appears to be available at Hidden Valley Estates. Multiple remarks explicitly mention "lots of guest parking," "ample guest parking," "nearby guest stalls," and "numerous guest stalls just steps away," which strongly supports this as a shared building amenity. The repetition across many listings suggests the MLS checkbox is reflecting a real feature rather than a one-off agent entry.
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I searched for phrases like "parking waitlist," "parking waiting list," and "join waitlist for parking" and found no evidence. The listings instead emphasize available assigned, reserved, or deeded stalls.
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Split AC is explicitly mentioned in multiple public remarks, with one listing saying 'A split AC and ceiling fans throughout' and another noting 'Split AC in both bedrooms and living room.' The repeated mentions across different listings suggest this is a real building/unit feature rather than a copied MLS checkbox.
Window AC appears in 6 of 20 current MLS listings via the ACWIUN inclusion code. None of the public remarks explicitly mention window AC or wall AC, so this looks like a MLS-data signal rather than remark-confirmed evidence. Confidence is moderate because the feature is present in some listings, but the remarks suggest agents are more consistently advertising split AC or ceiling fans instead.
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Moderate building-level evidence supports double-wall construction at Hidden Valley Estates. In the current MLS set, 12 of 20 listings mark construction materials as DOUWAL, while the public remarks do not mention wall construction directly. This looks more like repeated MLS data than a copy-paste remark, so the feature should remain included with moderate confidence.
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6 of 20 recent MLS listings for this project explicitly flag SLAB in the construction_materials field, and none mention a different foundation type. Remarks describe ground-floor, single-level units and single-story buildings, which aligns with slab-on-grade construction, though agents do not describe the foundation directly. With no conflicting user or remark evidence, the partial but consistent MLS data supports a slab foundation for the complex.
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Construction is very likely wood frame. The current MLS data is highly consistent, with 18 of 20 recent listings showing WOOFRA in construction materials. Public remarks across listings do not explicitly mention construction type, but they repeatedly reference the same single-story/townhouse-style buildings without any contrary evidence.
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I looked for any public-remark evidence of STR permissions such as "short-term rental allowed," "NUC," "TVU," or "legal vacation rental" and found none. There is also no hotel-style rental language, so the safest conclusion from the remarks is that STR is not established as allowed.
I searched for hotel-pool participation language and found nothing in the remarks. Because there is also no evidence that STR is allowed, a hotel rental pool is not supported here.
I looked for language indicating a required hotel or rental pool program, such as "must participate," "cannot opt out," or "mandatory pool," and found none. There is also no STR or hotel-pool evidence to support this feature.
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The leasehold expiry year is directly and repeatedly stated in the remarks as 2040. One listing even gives the exact date, 12/31/2040, which makes this highly reliable.
I searched the remarks for explicit VA-language such as "VA approved," "VA financing," or "VA loans accepted" and found none. The only financing-related approval mentioned was FHA, which does not indicate VA eligibility.
This is direct evidence of full/walls-in style coverage: one remark explicitly says the building has "100% hurricane insurance." That is strong enough to support a true value with very high confidence.
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I looked for explicit fire/life safety language such as FLSE passed, fire safety certified, life safety compliant, or passed fire inspection, and found nothing in the remarks. With no affirmative mention in the public listings, there is no evidence that the building has passed a fire/life safety evaluation.
Flood zone determined from official FEMA Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM) data using building coordinates, not from agent-reported listing data.
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Garden/park-like views are strongly supported across many listings, with well over 15 remarks describing lush greenery, gardens, grassy areas, forest preserve land, or park-like settings. Multiple agents independently use similar language such as "lush gardens," "lush greenery," "park-like grounds," and "beautiful views against the lush vegetation," which suggests a real building-level feature rather than copy-paste noise.
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Across the listing remarks, sunset views are not mentioned at all; instead, agents consistently emphasize lush vegetation, forest-facing outlooks, and park-like surroundings. The MLS view data also shows no SUNSET entries and several NONE entries, which supports treating sunset views as absent for this building.
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16 of 20 current MLS listings include the RESMAN amenity checkbox, which is a strong signal that the building has a resident manager on-site. The public remarks do not explicitly say “resident manager,” “on-site manager,” or similar, so this appears to come from MLS amenity data rather than listing copy. Even so, the frequency across many listings supports including the feature.
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Confidence levels are based on MLS checkbox data and AI analysis of listing remarks. High = strong evidence, Medium = some evidence, Low = limited or conflicting evidence. Buyers should always verify critical details independently.