Discover the homes of the North Shore of Maui, a place of rainbows, waves, and trade winds. The communities of the North Shore offer a laid-back but active lifestyle.
The North Shore of Maui offers a unique blend of natural beauty and laid-back living. Whether it’s the rural lifestyle of Haiku, the vibrant beach town of Paia, or the upscale living of Spreckelsville, each community offers its strong appeal. Browse current listings to find your perfect property in this picturesque area.
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The North Shore of Maui is home to a variety of neighborhoods that cater to different lifestyles. From the surf town charm of Paia to the peaceful atmosphere of Haiku, the area offers both lively coastal living and serene, rural retreats. Paia features a mix of quaint cottages and modern homes, while Haiku is known for larger properties set in lush, green surroundings. North Shore Maui provides the perfect balance of relaxation and community, ideal for those looking for a slower pace of life.
A morning beach walk on Baldwin, pickleball at the Maui Country Club, a wing foil session at Sugar Cove, and a bike ride into Paia Town for lunch. The lifestyle opportunities in Spreckelsville are what make this community so desirable for home buyers. Add in beautiful homes and a central location with easy access to so many of the island’s amenities, and you can see why homes in Sprecks tend to sell for a premium.
Paia offers a charming downtown chock full of boutiques, great restaurants, yoga and Pilates studios, and colorful characters. Paia and Kuau residents enjoy access to great beaches and some of the world’s best wind and water sports. Housing ranges from modest Hawaii Plantation Homes to stunning oceanfront compounds.
This rural community is in lush, windward Maui. Once a center of the island’s pineapple production, it is now home to small organic farms and pastures dotted with livestock. Many residents take advantage of the nearby water sports in Paia, and it is also home to the world-renowned big wave spot Peahi, also known as Jaws. Many of the homes in the area are located on larger agricultural lots.
