Furnished three bedroom one bathroom townhouse for sale in aglandjia, nicosia

Townhouse

Aglandjia, nicosia is situated at the province of Limassol and at the distance of 25 km. Its 31 minutes drive away from Limassol, 40 minutes from Larnaca, 50 minutes from Nicosia and 40 minutes from Troodos. It is a beautiful village surrounded by mountains at an altitude of 600m over the sea, build in valleys and between two river deltas. For the nature lovers there plenty of opportunities for walking and routes within green landscapes, and many others that will offer you moments of joy and relaxation INCLUDED : All earthquake standards All walls with special materials for perfect heat and sound insulation Imported first quality sanitary ware and ceramics Kitchens, cabinets, counters, internal doors, all high quality All external doors and windows aluminum double glazing and electric shutters on the windows of the bedrooms Plumbing installation with plastic pipes PIP TO PIP type Solar system on the roof Provision for satellite antenna Fully electrical supplies Fully furnished Fully curtains and lights Fully air condition Communal garden

Additional Details

• Ensuite
• Central
• Thermal Insulation
• Roof Garden
• Lawn
• Granite worktop
• 2 Stories
• Rental Income
• Covered Veranda
• Jacuzzi

Aglandjia, nicosia

About Nicosia

Nicosia is the capital of the Republic of Cyprus and the archiep Episcopal seat of the Church of Cyprus. It was a kingdom in the 7th century BCE and has been a bishopric from the 4th century CE. It has been the seat of government of Cyprus since the 10th century. The Cathedral of St. Sophia was converted into the chief mosque of Cyprus in 1571. The city's walled fortifications did not prevent invasions by the Genoese in 1373, the Mamlūks in 1426, and the Turks in 1570. During the 20th century the city boundaries were extended beyond the existing circular Venetian walls and the old town within them was rebuilt. Part of the northern section of Nicosia, including the former international airport, has remained within the United Nations Forces in Cyprus operational boundary separating it from the Turkish Cypriot-administered areas. The Cyprus Museum in the city houses many archaeological treasures.