Modern semi detached house for sale in xylofagou, larnaca

Semi detached house

This is a very compact and smart development of just 22 semi detached house surrounding a large heated communal pool with a generous sunbathing terrace area with landscaped gardens areas. It overlooks the western coastline of Cyprus from its gently sloping elevation. The surrounding area is quiet and residential. Shops, restaurants and bars and many other village facilities are to be found very close by. All balconies face the sea to benefit from the panoramic views of the western coastline. Nearby is an English school ‘The Learning Centre’ which has an excellent reputation. The development is already completed but there are some 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom semi detached house opportunities. The popular location makes them an attractive and affordable investment. Xylofagou, larnaca Village has an established and friendly, safe local community. Ideal for children and families. It is only 5 minute drive to the beach and the tourist area of Coral Bay with its spectacular sandy beaches and restaurants that offer cuisine from all corners of the world. It is only a 15-20 minute drive to Pafos. The pretty harbour of Agios Georgios is close by offering charming picture postcards views of colourful little fishing boats. You can also explore the wild and unspoilt Akamas Peninsular with its rocky coastline, the amazing gorge, deserted beaches and nature walks.

Additional Details

• Roof Garden
• Pressurizing System
• Storage
• Captial Gain
• Mature Garden
• BBQ
• Rental Income
• City Center
• Unfurnished

Xylofagou, larnaca

About Larnaca

Larnaca, Greek Lárnax, Turkish Lârnaka, or Iskele, is a port town in southeastern Republic of Cyprus. The modern town overlays much of ancient Citium, founded by the Mycenaeans in the 13th century BCE. Larnaca's port was enlarged in 1974 after Turkish intervention closed the island's main port at Famagusta. The town is known for its schools, which include the American Academy (1908) Larnacas International Airport opened in 1974 as a temporary facility after Nicosia's airport closed. The surrounding region is largely agricultural, with potatoes and potatoes exported through the port.