The ʻĀkea and Hōkū share the same beautifully designed two-story floor plan — built for Hawaiian families who want more space, more room for their ʻohana, and a second floor that opens to the sky and the sea. What sets them apart is equally simple: whether that upstairs space is an open family room or a fully enclosed fourth bedroom.

ʻĀkea — wide, expansive. Named for Wākea, sky father, the spirit of Pacific voyaging and the growth of our lāhui.

The ʻĀkea is the 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom two-story home — 1,682 square feet of living space spread across two floors, designed for families who want room to breathe and space to gather.

The primary bedroom anchors the ground floor for privacy and ease. Upstairs, bedrooms 2 and 3 share the second floor with an open family room — a dedicated gathering space for the keiki, for quiet mornings, for movie nights. Step out to the covered upstairs lānai and you are looking straight out at Moananuiākea. That view is yours every single day.

• 3 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms

• 1,682 SF Living Area — 997 SF First Floor / 685 SF Second Floor

• Primary Bedroom Suite on Ground Floor with Walk-In Closet

• Open Family Room on Second Floor

• Covered Lānai — Ground Floor and Second Floor

• Single-Car Garage

• Open Kitchen with Pantry

Hōkū — the stars. Navigation. Illumination. The guiding ancestors watching over your ʻohana.

The Hōkū is the 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom version of the same two-story floor plan — with one powerful difference. The upstairs family room becomes a fully enclosed fourth bedroom — walls, a door, and its own space — built at the time of purchase. Same square footage. Same quality. Same ocean views. More room for your ʻohana from day one.

If your family needs that fourth bedroom now — the Hōkū is your home.

• 4 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms

• 1,682 SF Living Area — 997 SF First Floor / 685 SF Second Floor

• Primary Bedroom Suite on Ground Floor with Walk-In Closet

• Fully Enclosed 4th Bedroom on Second Floor

• Covered Lānai — Ground Floor and Second Floor

• Single-Car Garage

• Open Kitchen with Pantry

Both the ʻĀkea and Hōkū sit on the same foundation, share the same warm interior design by Native Hawaiian designer Jalene Kanani Hitzeman of NOHO Home, and offer the same unobstructed ocean views of Moananuiākea that every home at Laʻi ʻŌpua Village 4 Hema is known for.

The choice between them comes down to one question — what does your ʻohana need today?The choice between them comes down to one question — what does your ʻohana need today?