This is a small, select community of fourteen two and three bedroom townhouses with some enjoying stunning sea views.

* Quiet residential neighbourhood
* Communal pool
* Some with stunning sea views
* Close to all amenities
* Swimming Pool

Located near Pathos to the west of the island which is the most mature tourist resort on the island, this small development is situated in the traditional Cypriot village of Peyia, in the hills to the north east of Paphos, within a 25 minute drive from Paphos International Airport.

With the 5 star 18 hole Tsada golf course situated within a ten minute drive away and the famous Coral Bay only 10 minutes by car, Peyia village, predominantly British, with all it?s friendly Cypriot ambience and charm is attracting a wide range of homebuyers. The golf course is one of three established golf courses on the island all in the Paphos region and has been operating since 1994. With the golf craze sweeping the island with a further 14 golf courses now approved properties here are well placed as a base for golfing enthusiasts to enjoy all year round.

The development comprises of a small select community of fourteen two and three bedroom townhouses with some enjoying sea views and all enjoying a quiet corner of Peyia village. The generous communal swimming pool is elevated in a landscaped area right in the centre of the complex, offering a most remarkable view of Paphos and surrounding areas. Set back, quietly residential, these homes are built to a very high standard blending in with the surrounding Cypriot architecture. Private underground parking ensures the security of vehicles, whilst Peyia village, with its sizeable British community within this traditional Cypriot village, is a short stroll away. Close to traditional tavernas, supermarkets, cafes and all local amenities, provided with the hospitality and warmth to be expected by the Peyia locals. An ideal spot for relaxing all year round holidays.

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