Property Details of Southern Cyprus House

This spacious three bedroom townhouse is located in the central tourist area of Kato Pafos, within walkimg distance to the harbour area, beach and all amenities.
At the harbour you will also find a public transport link which can take you into the old town of Pafos with the market and traditional shops and boutiques or you can be driven approximately 30km along the West coast to the resort of Coral Bay. Coral Bay boasts the best sandy beach in the area as well as restaurants, tavernas, pubs, clubs and entertainment facilities.
The property has a drive way area which leads to a private garden area at the back of the property.When you enter the house you apear in the spacious living area which leads past a guest WC then seperate Kitchen with dining table.
Upstairs you will find two double bedrooms and one twin all of which share a family bathroom. From the bedrooms are balconies at the back there is a large terrace are which overlooks the communal swimming pool.
This small complex of 8 properties is quiet and friendly.

Local Area Details

Cyprus lies in the North Eastern Mediterranean at the crossroads of three continents Europe Asia and Africa It is a land of contrasts with a coastline made up of stunning rock formations interspersed by long sections of sandy beach Troodos is the main mountain range with Mount Olympus its highest peak at 1951 meters There are 380 rural villages The population is approximately 700000 The most common language is Greek although English is widely spoken Cyprus became a full member of the European Union in 2004 Paphos or Pafos is one of the most beautiful and ancient towns of Cyprus Wherever one treads in Paphos he comes across its glorious history which dates back thousands of years when the cult of goddess Aphrodite who emerged from its seas flourished in this beautiful part of the world attracting many visitors from the island and abroad Today Paphos is a small harbour town but in Hellenistic and Roman times it was the capital of Cyprus Still under the spell of her BeautyGoddess the area retaining her magic has remained impact by time Paphos seduces its visitor with its majestic landscape lovely coastline historical treasures and delightful villages where tradition is still a way of life Today Paphos is a popular sea resort with population of 40000 It is divided into two major quarters Ktima on the sea terrace is the main residential district and the Kato Paphos by the sea is built around the mediaeval port and contains most of the luxury hotels and the entertainment infrastructure of the city Paphos has a rural traditional architecture a very eyecatching and striking landscape as well as areas of untouched nature In Pafos you can find the peninsula of Akamas a natural wilderness of astonishing magnificence with stunning gorges extravagant coastlines and pleasant nature trails Pafos Harbour The harbour at Paphos attracts visitors all year round who take the opportunity to walk along the quay and maybe visit one of the fish restaurants tavernas or cafes The view is superb with lots of colourful fishing boats bobbing in the harbour The castle is in fact all that remains of a much earlier castle dating from 1391 which was demolished by the Venetians The Ottomans used it as dungeons and the British as a warehouse for salt It can be reached via a small bridge over a moat and is worth a visit for the view from the top The harbour is also a good place to take a boat tour of the surrounding beaches and coastline Paphos Aphrodite Water Park With the largest number of facilities and attractions in Cyprus the biggest family rafting ride in Europe and virtually guaranteed sunshine for every one of its opening days its no wonder that Paphos Aphrodite Water Park attracts over 100000 visitors each year Young or old swimmer or not theres something here for everyone and everyones here for fun A cool way to spend a hot day At the Paphos Aphrodite Water Park Whether youre looking for pulsepounding excitement slippery challenges relaxing activities and sunbathing or a combination of all three theres something for everyone at Aphrodite Water Park Hold on to your cosies its time to get wet Pafos Bird Park Pafos Bird Park truly is magical As humans we tend to forget all the magic around us We are so busy with our day to day lives that we do not see all the magic of nature So why not take the time out from your busy schedules to visit Pafos Bird Park so that you can relax reconnect with Mother Nature As well as birds at the Park you will also find other animals such as Giraffes Crocodiles and Antelope As Mr Christoforou is commited to education he is constantly upgrading adding new features to the Park open in May 2004 was the Amphitheatre which can hold 350 guests the Amphitheatres main purpose is to hold educational talks programs about the various wildlife there is in the Park as well as showing wildlife documentaries There is also daily Parrot Owl shows which will educate the public as to how agile clever these birds are Pafos Aquarium The Pafos Aquarium invites you to enter a mysterious underwater world to experience life in the fascinating realms of the deep Never before in Cyprus has there been an opportunity like this for learning about the mysteries of marine life Now you can admire a spectacular array of colourful fish from different oceans seas and rivers around the globe Step into a wondrous watery world in the heart of Pafos The Aquarium provides a unique undersea setting of skilfully illuminated caves and rippling water a marine ambience so inventive as to be impressively lifelike Sea and freshwater fish comprise the superb range of species on view at the Aquarium where no expense has been spared in recreating their natural environment as faithfully as possible Making full use of the latest marine technology the Aquarium boasts equipment from the United States that includes special filters and uptothe minute water circulation pumps Tombs of the Kings The Tombs of the Kings is a large necropolis lying a little over a mile two kilometers northwest of Paphos harbor The underground tombs many of which date back to the 4th century BCE are carved out of the solid rock and are thought to have been the burial sites of Paphitic aristocrats and high officials up to 3CE the name comes from the magnificence of the tombs no kings were in fact buried here Some of the tombs feature Doric columns and frescoed walls Archaeological excavations are still being carried out at the site The tombs are cut into the native rock and at times imitated the houses of the living Roman Mosaics Not to be missed are these elaborate Roman Mosaics in the Roman Villa of Theseus The House of Dionysos and The House of Alon The impressive site is an easy walk from the harbour These sumptuous Roman mosaics are some of the finest to have been discovered in the ancient world They decorated the homes of the imperial Roman commanders who governed Cyprus 2000 years ago and tell the stories of key mythological episodes including Dionysus gift of wine to man The Roman mosaics were stumbled upon by a ploughing farmer back in 1961 Following the extensive excavations by Polish and Cypriot archaeologists three separate Roman villas have now been unearthed and are open to the public They are the highlight of any visit to Pafos Mosaics in the House of Dionysus show the God of wine Dionysus giving the secret of viticulture to Ikarios the King of Athens This is one of the earliest depictions of drunks ever found and the two peasants lie prostrate beside an empty amphora of wine in the final panel Nephytos Monastery The hermit and scholar Neophytos settled at what is referred to as the Ayios Neophytos Monastery in 1159 Carving a home for himself out of rock he is best known for what became a series of grottoes hewn from the hillside rock and the evocative religious frescoes The Monastery itself with no more than 6 monks is below the grottoes and situated 6 miles north of Paphos in a village called Tala Troodos Mountains The impressive Troodos mountain range stretches across most of the western side of Cyprus offering cool sanctuary and idyllic hours spent in long walks in its scented pine forests in summer and winter sports and skiing in winter Here are the many famous mountain resorts Byzantine monasteries and churches on mountain peaks and nestling in its valleys and picturesque mountain villages clinging to terraced hill slopes The area has been known since ancient times for its mines and in the Byzantine period it became a great centre of Byzantine art as churches and monasteries were built in the mountains away from the threatened coastline The Cyprus Tourism Organisation has a leaflet for the unique Nature Walks which have been created by the Forestry Department in cooperation with the Cyprus Tourism Organisation at Troodos itself with full details of the rich profusion of flora and fauna found on these very attractive walks enticing many visitors every year In the Troodos mountain range besides Machairas to the east and the actual Troodos district around Mount Olympus height 1951 metres there are four other districts each of which has its own character and separate charm Aphrodites Rock Petra tou Romiou a rock off the shore along the main road from Paphos to Limassol has been regarded since ancient times as the birthplace of Aphrodite the Goddess of Love According to legend Aphrodite was born from the waves on the coast then escorted ashore on a shell by the soft breezes of the Zephyrs at the rocks now known as Petra tou Romiou It is said that in certain weather conditions the waves rise break and form a column of water that dissolves into a pillar of foam With imagination this looks for just a moment like an ephemeral evanescent human shape There is a long narrow pebbly beach at Petra tou Romiou that extends to either side of the largest rock and its satellites Just past the towns fishing harbor of Latchi and 48 km 30 mi north of Paphos are the Baths of Aphrodite According to the legend Aphrodite the Goddess of Love and Fertility was born in Paphos where a visit to her falls and swimming in her waters will give you eternal youth The Bath is a natural pool where the goddess is said to have seduced her swains The wild undeveloped Akamas Peninsula which is just up the road is perfect for a hike or jeep excursion And these are only a few

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Property Features

* Has a Pool
* Children are allowed

Contact Information for Nicoletta Court 10 House No 8 Cyprus

Name:	Prospecta Development
Telephone:	00800 -1965-1965
Alt Telephone:	00357-26-910313
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