Coastal Calling: The North Shore Club at Turtle Bay Unveils O’ahu’s Most Exclusive Beachfront Residences

A new wave of elevated island living is rolling into Oʻahu’s North Shore—and it’s making quite the splash. Areté Collective has officially announced The North Shore Club at Turtle Bay, a first-of-its-kind private residential community set within the famed Turtle Bay master plan. With only 20 oceanfront residences in its debut phase and pricing beginning at $7.5 million, this is no ordinary real estate development—it’s a carefully considered ode to Hawaiian culture, conservation, and high design.

Set to debut in 2027, The North Shore Club delivers what many deemed impossible: the opportunity to own luxury beachfront property in one of the most fiercely protected areas in Hawaiʻi. The low-rise residences, which will span from 3,000 to 6,000 square feet and offer three to six bedrooms, are situated beside over 500 acres of conservation land, with sweeping views of Kaihalulu Bay, Kahuku Point, and the reimagined golf course by world-renowned architect David McLay Kidd.

Designed by the acclaimed Denton House Design Studio, the homes will seamlessly blend Hawaiian vernacular with sustainable innovation. Expect expansive lanais, indigenous landscaping, modern finishes, and nods to cultural authenticity throughout.

The amenities extend far beyond the home. Membership at The North Shore Club grants access to a private 18-hole golf course, a state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center, yoga and meditation spaces, pickleball and tennis courts, a poolside golf house, and the exclusive Ocean Club offering casual and fine dining—all wrapped in a members-only ethos.

While the community is still under development, future homeowners won’t have to wait to enjoy luxury. They’ll immediately be welcomed into the five-star lifestyle at the newly rebranded Ritz-Carlton Oʻahu, Turtle Bay, complete with VIP services, club concierge, valet, and round-the-clock security.

Areté Collective calls this a “legacy membership,” designed to be passed down through generations, with personalized member experiences at its core.

More than a luxury address, The North Shore Club is a case study in what happens when real estate development aligns with environmental stewardship and community partnership. Areté Collective is working closely with local conservationists, cultural leaders, and wildlife experts to ensure the land’s history is honored and its future protected. Initiatives include restoring native plants and dunes, preserving public shoreline access, reducing water usage through advanced technologies, and supporting the Turtle Bay Foundation’s educational and cultural programs.

Their partnership with Hawaii Marine Animal Response (HMAR) also introduces a wildlife education program, reinforcing the property’s long-term commitment to coexistence and conservation.

Just 40 miles from Honolulu but a world away in pace and perspective, the North Shore is Hawai‘i’s soul-stirring edge of the map. Home to legendary surf breaks like Sunset Beach and the Banzai Pipeline, as well as lush rainforests and panoramic mountains, this stretch of coastline has long attracted the discerning traveler and devoted local alike.

Now, it’s home to The North Shore Club—a next-generation luxury enclave designed to honor the past while shaping the future. From its architectural integrity to its cultural fluency, this is more than just a real estate debut. It’s a love letter to O‘ahu, signed with sand, sea, and sustainability.

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