Description
Villa in Paphos,sea views, large plot
This private and well maintained property with colorful garden is on the corner of a col-du-sac of merely three other properties. This home is located in one of the sought after areas of Peyia, namely Agios Georgios or St. George and the sea just a few minutes walk away.
The drive/pathway leading to the front entrance door from the point where you park your vehicle at the premises is a beautiful image with the groomed plants and shrubs. As you open the entrance door you step onto an elevated entrance hall..then a couple of steps lower is a spacious living and dining area. The kitchen is hidden to the one side. On the opposite side is the door that opens into a corridor that leads to a double bedroom with en suite shower room, another bedroom with en suite shower and bath room, a guest's w/c and a marble stair case. From this staircase you upstairs to the next floor where you have an incredible lounge/family room/tv room with fireplace, an extra large balcony with stunning views and two further bedrooms each with en suites.One has a shower and the other has both a shower and bath tub. Both bedrooms have private balconies. From the family room/tv room a set of stairs takes you down to the garden and pool area.
The extensive garden area is just amazing with the crystal clear swimming pool with Jacuzzi, pathways, colorful and mature trees and shrubs. In the garden area there is a designated out door eating area with Cypriot clay oven and barbecue to one side along with a guests room with en suite shower room that can be used to entertain or accommodate your guests/family. the other side of the pool is a gazebo with sun lounges for you to relax and enjoy your time in or out the sun.
The property includes all indoor and outdoor furniture, fittings and fixtures and has Title Deeds.
Agios Georgios...An amazingly beautiful area with fishing harbor, private English School, an array of restaurants, lovely beaches and amazing sunsets.
The Harbor of Agios Georgios at Pegeia has its own history. Agios Georgios beach, the Fishing Shelter is a small sandy beach with some organizational aspects. It is a fishermen’s harbor for traditional fishermen, as well as a living museum.
Exactly opposite, a unique little island, Geronisos, stirs the interest of explorers and archaeologists. Geronisos is the shelter for many birds, mainly seagulls, and it also presents archaeological remains.
Geronisos is the epicenter of excavations conducted by various archaeological expeditions which lasted for over 25 years. In 2017 was concluded the 5-week survey and study which took place under the direction of Dr. Joan Breton Connelly, professor of History of Art and Classical Studies in the University of New York.
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