Yacht Club Terrace
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Yacht Club Terrace
Building Overview
Yacht Club Terrace in Kaneohe — wood-frame building (1973) with pool and ocean/mountain views.
About Yacht Club Terrace
Yacht Club Terrace is located in Kaneohe and was built in 1973. The building is wood frame construction. Size and unit count are not provided in the available MLS data.
Key on-site features include a pool, BBQ area, and a resident manager. Units report ocean, mountain, and sunset views. Air conditioning in units is noted as split and window types.
Parking is available with assigned stalls and guest parking. Pets and short-term rentals are not allowed. The management company is listed as unknown in the MLS. Based on MLS data, buyers should verify all information, including fees, exact unit sizes, and management details, with their agent or the listing broker.
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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The remarks focus on unit features, views, amenities, and location but provide no data about how many units are owner-occupied. Without explicit percentages or qualitative statements about owner occupancy, this value is left unknown.
The remarks describe two-story and single-level townhomes, access from parking, and stairs, but never reference elevators explicitly. Because no listing confirms the presence or absence of elevators or their number, the elevator count remains unknown.
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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Common area electricity appears to be included building-wide. The current MLS sample is essentially unanimous at 19/20 with OTCOEX checked, and the public remarks do not raise any conflict. This is strong, consistent building-level evidence rather than a one-off agent entry.
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Hot water does not appear to be included in the maintenance fee for this building. The MLS sample is unanimous at 0/20 for HOTWAT, and many listings note WTRHTR/in-unit water heaters, which is a strong indicator against building-provided hot water. The public remarks do not contain any clear contrary evidence.
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Sewer is consistently included in the maintenance fee across the building. The current MLS sample is unanimous at 20/20 for SEWER, making this a very reliable building feature. No public remarks suggest otherwise.
Water is consistently included in the maintenance fee across the building. The current MLS sample is unanimous at 20/20 for WATER, so this is highly reliable. The public remarks provide no evidence to overturn that pattern.
BBQ facilities are strongly supported across the building. Multiple listings explicitly mention 'BBQ area,' 'BBQ areas,' and 'barbeques,' which aligns with the high historical MLS signal (14 of 20 listings). The evidence appears consistent across multiple agents rather than a one-off copy/paste error.
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Car wash facilities appear to be a real community amenity, but the evidence is more limited than other features. One current remark explicitly lists 'car wash' alongside the pool and recreation area, and the MLS history shows it in about half of the listings (10 of 20).
Clubhouse access is one of the most consistently confirmed amenities in the building. The remarks across many listings explicitly say 'clubhouse' or 'club house,' matching the perfect historical MLS record (20 of 20 listings). This is strong building-level evidence, not just isolated agent copy.
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There is no meaningful support in the public remarks for a meeting room/conference room feature. With only 2 of 20 MLS listings checking MEEROO and no corroborating descriptions, this appears unverified and likely incorrect.
Strong, consistent evidence across the listings that Yacht Club Terrace offers patio/deck-style outdoor living. At least 20+ remarks mention features like “covered lanai,” “deck,” “private outdoor patio,” “front patio,” and “large open lanai,” which appears across multiple agents rather than a one-off copy-paste. The MLS checkbox data and the remarks align closely, so this is well-supported.
Walking/jogging-path access is clearly supported in the public remarks. Several listings mention "walking paths" and a "pathway around for exercise," which is a direct match to the feature definition. The repeated references suggest this is a shared community amenity.
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Very strong evidence that the building offers private yard-style outdoor space in multiple units. Numerous remarks explicitly mention “private yard,” “fenced yard,” “private courtyard,” “enclosed private backyard,” and similar wording, showing this is a real recurring feature rather than a checkbox error. The remarks are reinforced by the historical MLS pattern, so confidence remains very high.
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The recreation-area amenity is supported by both MLS history and public remarks. Listings reference a "pool and recreation area," "amenity deck"-style shared grounds, and a "pathway around for exercise," indicating common recreational space. Evidence is consistent across multiple agents and appears to reflect the building's shared amenities.
There is no explicit evidence of a recreation room in the provided remarks. Although some MLS records show RECROO checked, the narrative remarks consistently describe pool, clubhouse, BBQ, and paths instead, suggesting RECROO may have been copied in incorrectly.
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Storage is strongly supported for this building. I found explicit storage references in multiple current listings, including "large deeded storage closet near parking," "extra storage," "storage shed," "lots of additional storage space," and "2 storage sheds." The evidence is consistent across many agents and aligns with the prior high-confidence MLS pattern, so this appears to be a real building feature rather than copy-paste noise.
I looked for surf-specific storage terms such as 'surfboard storage,' 'board storage,' 'surf storage,' or 'bike and surfboard storage.' The remarks mention general storage closets/sheds, but nothing surfboard-specific.
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The building clearly has a shared swimming pool amenity. Current remarks mention it in many listings, including phrases like "heated saltwater pool," "heated swimming pool," "pool and clubhouse," and "pool and recreation area." The evidence is consistent across multiple agents and appears to be a real shared community feature, not just copied checkbox data.
The community pool is repeatedly described as heated in the public remarks. Several listings use explicit language such as "heated saltwater pool," "heated swimming pool," and "heated pool," making this a strong building-level feature rather than a one-off agent error.
This feature is directly and repeatedly stated in the public remarks. Several listings describe the community pool as a heated saltwater or salt-water pool, so confidence is very high.
In-unit laundry is strongly supported across the listings for Yacht Club Terrace. Multiple remarks explicitly mention "in-unit laundry," "washer/dryer," "W/D," "laundry room," and "washer dryer," appearing in many different listings rather than a single agent’s copy-paste. The evidence is consistent and overwhelmingly indicates that units in this building offer in-unit washer/dryer.
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I searched for paid laundry language like 'coin laundry,' 'quarters,' 'coin-op,' 'card operated,' or 'laundry fee.' The listings reference in-unit laundry and washer/dryer setups, but nothing indicates a paid shared laundry facility.
I looked for wording such as 'laundry on every floor,' 'floor-by-floor laundry,' or shared laundry facilities assigned to each level. The remarks only mention laundry rooms/areas in specific units or in-unit washer/dryer, not community laundry on every floor.
Parking is clearly and consistently present across the building. Multiple remarks mention phrases like "two assigned parking stalls," "two parking stalls are conveniently located in front," "2 side-by-side parking spots," and "parking directly in front of home," showing strong building-level support rather than one-off copy-paste.
Assigned parking is strongly supported throughout the building. Numerous listings explicitly say "two assigned parking stalls," "two dedicated parking stalls," "two dedicated parking," and "parking directly in front," which is consistent across many agents and multiple unit types.
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I looked for explicit deeded-parking language like 'deeded stall,' 'owned parking,' or 'parking included in the deed.' The remarks consistently describe assigned or dedicated stalls, which supports parking being included in use but not specifically deeded.
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I looked for parking rental costs, monthly parking fees, or additional parking charges. The listings mention parking stalls, guest parking, and parking location, but no separate fee is stated.
Guest parking is well supported at the building level. Several listings mention guest stalls or visitor parking directly, including "ample nearby guest parking," "guest stalls directly out your front door," and "a lot of guest parking," suggesting this is a real shared amenity rather than an MLS checkbox artifact.
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I searched for wording like parking waitlist, parking waiting list, or join the list for parking. The remarks discuss parking stalls and guest parking, but nothing suggests a waitlist system.
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I looked for 'key card access,' 'fob access,' 'card reader,' 'electronic access,' and similar security-entry language. The remarks mention a resident manager and a security front door, but nothing about a card-based access system.
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I searched for explicit references to 'security patrol,' 'roving security,' or 'patrolled building.' The listings describe professional management and a resident manager, but do not mention patrol service.
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Strong building-level evidence supports split AC availability in this building. Well over a dozen listings mention it explicitly, often with room-by-room detail such as 'split AC units in every room,' 'split AC added in 2024,' and 'split ACs in the living area and also in the primary bedroom,' which suggests this is not a copy-paste anomaly. The consistency across multiple agents and years indicates split AC is a real feature offered in some units.
Window AC appears to be available in at least some Yacht Club Terrace units based on the MLS inclusions checkbox (ACWIUN) in 9 of 20 current listings. However, none of the provided public remarks explicitly say "window AC," "window unit," or similar; most mention split or central AC instead, which suggests the MLS data may be inconsistent across units or copy-pasted. Because buyers searching for window AC would still be interested in a building where some units offer it, this is included with moderate confidence.
Concrete construction is not supported by the public remarks. Across many listings, no agent explicitly mentions concrete construction, and the small minority of MLS entries checking CONCRE appears inconsistent with the descriptive text.
Double-wall construction is supported by the MLS pattern, with 14 of 20 listings marked DOUWAL. The remarks do not explicitly say 'double wall,' but the feature appears repeatedly in the underlying MLS data and there is no sign of a corrective trend in the remarks.
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Masonry/stucco is not well supported by the remarks and appears only in a minority of current MLS records (6 of 20). Across the listing descriptions, agents focus on upgrades, views, and amenities, with no clear mention of masonry or stucco construction, suggesting the checkbox may be unreliable.
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Approximately half of the recent listings (9 of 20) report a slab foundation in the MLS checkboxes, suggesting many units sit on concrete slabs even if some agents omit the detail. While not universally marked, this repeated reporting across multiple listings implies that slab construction is present in the project.
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Wood-frame construction is strongly supported by the MLS pattern, with 18 of 20 listings coded WOOFRA. The public remarks do not repeatedly spell it out, but there is no evidence of a correction or contradiction, and the pattern appears consistent across multiple listings rather than a one-off agent error.
Above-ground construction has moderate support in the MLS data, with 9 of 20 listings coded ABOGRO. The public remarks are mostly silent on construction method, so this is driven more by the recurring MLS pattern than by explicit narrative confirmation.
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I searched for explicit short-term rental approval, NUC/TVU references, and hotel-style rental language, but found none. Based on the remarks alone, there is no evidence that short-term rentals are allowed.
I looked for hotel pool references such as hotel rental program, managed by hotel, or branded rental pool participation. There is no such language in the remarks, and STR allowance is not evidenced either.
I searched for language indicating required participation in a rental pool, mandatory hotel program enrollment, or inability to opt out. Nothing in the remarks supports a mandatory pool arrangement, and there is no evidence the building participates in one.
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I searched the remarks for leasehold language such as lease expiry years, ground lease terms, or renewal dates, but found nothing. There is no public-remarks evidence to identify a lease expiry year.
The public remarks repeatedly and directly reference VA financing and assumable VA loans. This is strong evidence that the building is VA loan approved from the listings themselves.
None of the remarks discuss the scope of the HOA's insurance coverage or indicate that the building is fully insured (walls-in). Due to this lack of evidence, the building is assumed not to be confirmed as fully insured, with medium confidence.
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Listings reference many upgrades and community features but do not mention any fire/life safety evaluation or passing a related inspection. In the absence of explicit statements, this field is set to false by default, with medium confidence.
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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Ocean/water views are well supported across the building, with far more than one agent mentioning them. Remarks reference 'panoramic view of Kaneohe Bay,' 'bay view,' 'ocean,' and 'peek a boo views of Kaneohe Bay,' which suggests this is not a copy-paste artifact but a recurring building feature for select units.
Mountain views are strongly supported across the remarks, with many listings explicitly referencing the Koolau/Ko‘olau range, ‘mountain views,’ and ‘mtn views.’ The current MLS data also still shows MOUNTA in 10/20 listings, reinforcing that this feature is present in some units/building positions. Evidence is consistent across multiple agents and not limited to a single recycled description.
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No current listing remarks explicitly support coastline or shoreline views. While some listings mention 'coastal feel' or proximity to the shoreline, those are lifestyle descriptors rather than view descriptions, and the building’s remarks consistently use bay/ocean/park terminology instead.
Garden/landscaped views are very well supported for this building. Across the current listings, 16 of 20 show GARDEN in the view field, and remarks repeatedly describe “garden views,” “landscaped grounds,” “wide greenbelt,” “park-like setting,” and “courtyard” outlooks. The evidence is consistent across multiple agents and aligns with the historical high-confidence pattern.
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One unit specifically advertises being 'elevated to capture sunset...views', indicating that at least some homes in the complex enjoy sunset exposure. Given the detailed nature of that description, it's strong evidence that sunset views are available in this project, even if not consistently checked in MLS view fields.
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I looked for direct statements such as 'fireworks view,' 'watch fireworks from the lanai,' or 'see fireworks from your unit.' The remarks discuss bay, ocean, mountain, and park views, but do not mention fireworks visibility from the building.
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Resident manager is strongly supported for Yacht Club Terrace. Historical MLS data shows 19 of 20 listings marked RESMAN, and current remarks reinforce this with explicit references to an "experienced site manager" and "resident manager." The evidence is consistent across multiple listings rather than a one-off or copy-paste anomaly.
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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.