Apartamento a la venta en Paralimni

Set your eyes on this stylish and contemporary three-bedroom apartment in Paralimni located centrally in a quiet neighbourhood. Entering the apartment, an L-shaped open-plan design emerges immediately. On your right, a modern kitchen with an impressive mosaic backsplash and ample in-size counterspace awaits creative meals to be cooked, whereas straight forward, you will meet a charming dining room linking smoothly with a vibrant living room. The big double-glazing sliding doors in front of the living room lead to a spacious and bright balcony; a place perfect for a relaxing outdoor seating area with amazing pool views.

Next to the living room, the door opens to a long corridor that carries along three well-lit double bedrooms and a shared family bathroom. In order to ensure more privacy and comfort for the owners, the master bedroom comes with an en-suite shower and a private balcony overlooking the pool.

Added features of the property are the allocated parking space and the storage room on the ground floor, the communal swimming pool, the 24/7 management services, the high rental return, and the property's location as it is located within walking distance to Paralimni City centre where a plethora of shops and services can be found.

PARALIMNI
Situated in the southeast part of the island, Paralimni is the largest municipality of the Famagusta area. The origin of its name is due to the seasonal lake found on its western borders, which is a natural cavity of the rainwater collected. Paralimni has a rich cultural tradition and combines the advantages of traditional villages with the amenities of a modern town. Sights of interest in Paralimni include the Paralimni Folkloric Museum / Traditional House which depicts daily life in older times, the fishing shelters of Saint Nicholas, the Ayia Triada chapel, the two-aisled church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, which is a significant religious monument of the 13th century decorated with unusual 18th-century porcelain plates, and houses a small ecclesiastical museum.