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Cyprus Xylophagou, Nr. Ayia Napa, Larnaca
This is a small development of luxury detached 3-bedroom villas. Each villa has its own private garden with a pool or jacuzzi.
Property Details
Type: Villa
No. of beds: 3
Number of bathrooms: 1
Number of receptions: 1
Sale Type: New Build
Year Build: July 2008 and Spring 2009
Condition: Excellent
Covered Area: 136-144 m2
Unfurnished
Pool: Private
Garden: Private
Plot Size: 155-253 m2
Parking: Car Port Property View:Sea in the distance
Distance to Sea:15 mins
Distance to Airport: 45 mins
Distance from a Golf Course: 1 hour
Distance from a Main Attraction: 15 mins
About The Property
The villas have open plan kitchen/dining area with a separate living room on the ground floor, together with a guest WC. On the first floor are 3 bedrooms, the master bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a family bathroom. The villas boast a pitched roof with potential storage space in the attic. In addition, the villas have a private pool or jacuzzi, their own gardens and are surrounded by green areas. There is also a car port.
Location
The villas are located in a quite residential area in Xylophagou village which, with a population of around 7,000, makes it one of the largest villages in Cyprus. The village is a mere five minutes drive from the popular resort of Ayia Napa and just 20 minutes from Larnaca town. There is a local beach for chilling out or on which to have your odd weekend BBQ.
This new project is within easy walking distances of the local tavernas, bakery, butchers, supermarkets, schools and banks, making this an ideal retreat for small families, young couples or retirees.
Main Features
• Granite Worktops
• Open plan kitchen/dining room
• Full hot/cold air-conditioning
• Marble staircase
• En-suite to master bedroom
• Guest WC
• Covered parking
• 3m x 6m swimming pool or jacuzzi (private)
• Communal satellite system (with 1 year's free subscription)
• Pressurised water system
Completion:
There are 5 Villas being completed in July 2008 and 4 in Spring 2009
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