Villa à vendre à Paphos

Located at a prime residential area in Geroskipou- Agia Marinouda, Paphos, just a stone's throw away from Elea Golf Course! Only 5 minutes away from the most popular sandy beach of Paphos and the city center and with easy access to Limassol highway.

All facilities are within a few minutes walking distance, such as supermarket, kiosks, coffee shops, bakeries, butchery, golf and much more!

This fantastic development consists of 3 or 4 bedroom detached residences with a beautiful and modern design.

Features include:

Peaceful residential area
Spacious living areas and verandas
External thermal insulation
False ceilings
Underfloor Heating
Freematch -VRV type A/C
Alarm systeM
Water Pressure system
Wall mounted toilets & walk in showers
Provision for electrical car charger
Laminate floors in bedrooms
Semi-Covered parking space
Optional swimming pool
Provision for photovoltaic system
Energy Certificate A

Agia Marinouda-Geroskipou-enjoys an idyllic location on a hill facing the sea. Guests of the village as well as its permanent residents can enjoy the cool breeze that blows during the summer months a special feature of the village. The village church is dedicated to St. Marina, from which the village also took its name. Apart from the rural areas, the village was characterized by many mulberries, both white and black. The first selection had white and sometimes red fruits, while the second reached as high as ten meters. Both types are excellent food sources for silkworms. Therefore, the residents of St. Marinouda cultivated mulberry for silkworms with the ultimate aim of producing silk. Their effort contributed to the fact that the silk factory was only a very short distance away and where, until recently, the Centre for the Education of Recruits (CER) of Yeroskipou was housed.Geroskipouis connected to Agia Marinouda and is the second largest municipality in the District of Pafos This village has a number of characteristics, namely its remarkable five-domed Byzantine Church of Agia Paraskevi, a folk museum and large traditional square. The area is also known for the production of Turkish Delight or lokum as its known locally. There are plenty of shops, kiosks, restaurants and bars in this village as well as many areas of secluded coastline.