Kato Akoudarleia is a village in the district of Paphos, on the left side of the Chrysochous valley, 310 meters above sea level. It is located approximately 9 kilometers to the south of Polis (Chrysochou) and approximately 23 kilometers in the northeast of Paphos city.
Grains, livestock plants, legumes, vines, almond trees, citrus fruits, a few fruit trees, and locust beans are all grown on the village's calcareous soils. The care of animals is scarce. Akourdaleia is near to the main Paphos-Town road in terms of transportation.
Pano Akourdaleia is a community that is 2 kilometers west of Miliou in the Paphos District. The two tiny churches in the village include the 12th-century A.D. Church of Ayia Paraskevi, which is located close outside the settlement where a mill previously stood. The Panayia Chryseleousa Church, the second church, has its roots in the 16th century and is situated in the center of the hamlet.
In the settlement, numerous vaulted tombs and archaeological finds from the pre-Christian era, including a sarcophagus, amphorae, and many other funeral presents, have been found.
Akourdaleia offers its residents a variety of activities, especially outdoor ones, peaceful environment and beautiful natural landscapes. The real estate market in the village is made up of a plethora of property types such as houses, villas, bungalows, and plots of land for development. We feature 1 maisons louer in Akourdaleia.
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