SOLD - €350,000 - REF. NO. SUN17353
A drive into the unspoiled area of Agios Georgios and down a side road before the Akamas Peninsula brings us to the location of this superb villa in the cul-de-sac. A walk across the well-groomed colorful garden towards the entrance door which opens into an airy open plan living and dining area. You will also find the well hidden fully equipped kitchen with all the latest appliances and the guest cloakroom.
From the lounge area sliding doors are providing access to the solar headed private swimming pool, the landscaped gardens, BBQ area and plenty of relaxation/sitting areas. . The relaxing areas and the pool call out and are a temptation in the tranquil and peaceful environment.
The beautiful staircase at the side of the kitchen leads us up to the two double bedrooms, the family bathroom and a spacious master bedroom with en suite facilities . The master bedroom has access to the large balcony with nature views and plenty of sitting areas.
This home has a lot of extras such as , salt water pool system, central heating, cctv camera/security alarm, photovoltaic panels. solar heat pump, water softener, multi coloured variable pool lights, air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout, private covered parking ….
A house you can call home..in a location close to the bus route, restaurants, the Private English School. This home is in an ideal position for exploring the stunning Akamas Peninsula. The nearby picturesque fishing resort of Agios Georgios has a beautiful beach , secluded coves and local taverns and fish restaurants. It is only a short distance to the restaurants, shops and beaches of Coral Bay and within easy reach of Paphos Town.
The property includes furniture, fixtures and fittings 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 Peyia 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 conducted preliminary underwater research around Geronisos and the Port of Maniki.
