Nob Hill Mililani — Townhomes on Anania Drive & Lanikuhana Avenue
If you've driven through Mililani Town along Anania Drive or Lanikuhana Avenue, you've probably noticed the rows of two-story townhomes tucked behind perimeter walls with mature landscaping. That's Nob Hill — one of the largest and most recognizable townhome communities in all of Mililani, with 420 units spread across nearly 14 acres.
What makes Nob Hill stand out from other Mililani condos is how it doesn't feel like a condo at all. Each unit has its own private yard, covered lanai, and direct ground-floor entry — no shared hallways, no elevators, no stacking neighbors above you. Walk through the front door and you'd think you were in a small single-family home. That's why Nob Hill has been a go-to choice for families with kids and pets since the mid-1970s.
What It's Actually Like Living in Nob Hill
Nob Hill sits in one of the most convenient spots in Mililani Town. You're a short walk to Mililani Town Center, which has Foodland, Longs Drugs, restaurants, and a variety of shops. The H-2 freeway on-ramp is just minutes away, giving you a roughly 25-minute commute to Downtown Honolulu (outside of rush hour) or a quick drive up to the North Shore.
For families, Mililani Uka Elementary and Mililani Middle School are both nearby, and kids can walk or bike to school through the neighborhood's connected pathways. Mililani District Park and the Mililani Town Association rec centers and pools are also within easy reach.
The community is self-managed through the Nob Hill AOAO with a resident manager on-site, which helps keep monthly maintenance fees lower than many professionally managed complexes in the area. Residents describe the neighborhood as quiet and tight-knit, with a mix of long-time owners and newer families.
Building Details at a Glance
| Address | 94-180 Anania Drive / Lanikuhana Ave, Mililani, HI 96789 |
| Year Built | 1974–1975 |
| Buildings | 56 |
| Stories | 2 |
| Total Units | 420 |
| Ownership | Fee Simple |
| Zoning | A-2 |
| Land Area | 13.75 acres |
| Views | Garden / Mountain |
| Pet Policy | Pets OK (verify with AOAO) |
Unit Types
Nob Hill townhomes are configured as two-story units that feel more like small single-family homes than typical condos. Each unit includes a covered lanai and a private yard area.
- 2 BR / 1.5 BA — approximately 812–813 sq ft interior
- 3 BR / 2.5–3 BA — approximately 1,158 sq ft interior
The 3-bedroom units are especially popular with families and tend to move quickly when listed. Many owners have upgraded kitchens, added split AC systems, and installed vinyl plank or tile flooring over the years.
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Tennis courts
- Resident manager on-site
- Private yards and patios
- Perimeter walls and fencing
- Guest parking
Why Buyers Like Nob Hill
Nob Hill appeals to buyers who want the townhome lifestyle without the typical condo feel. The private yards are big enough for kids to play, a small garden, or a BBQ setup. Pets are generally allowed (always confirm current rules with the AOAO), which is a dealbreaker solved for many Mililani buyers since several nearby communities don't permit pets at all.
For military families PCSing to Schofield Barracks or Wheeler Army Airfield, Nob Hill checks a lot of boxes: it's fee simple, pet-friendly, close to base, and priced well below single-family homes in the area. The two-car parking (some units have carports) helps with the multi-vehicle reality of most military households.
Investors also appreciate Nob Hill's strong rental demand. With 420 units, there's enough turnover to establish solid comparable sales data, and the proximity to military bases creates a steady tenant pool.
Location Highlights
- Walking distance to Mililani Town Center (Foodland, Longs, restaurants)
- Close to Mililani Uka Elementary and Mililani Middle School
- Quick access to H-2 freeway for Honolulu or North Shore commutes
- Near Schofield Barracks and Wheeler Army Airfield
- Access to Mililani Town Association recreation centers and pools
- Mililani District Park nearby for sports fields and walking paths