Chloraka, Paphos From €518,000

Three Bedroom Apartment For Sale in Chloraka, Paphos - Title Deeds (New Build Process)

This is a unique residential resort located just a short walk from the Paphos coastline and the blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. These hilltop homes in Chloraka have a relaxing contemporary design with distinct Mediterranean features. All living areas have direct access to verandas and gardens which surround the properties. All interior designs allow the sun and air to flow through.

This project is a luxury gated community that will boast large communal greens, two communal swimming pools, a clubhouse as well as a tennis court. In this special collection of exclusive homes, you will experience a mix of design and architecture with traditional features, comfort and construction into Mediterranean living.

The clubhouse is the perfect location for any event. It offers a selection of areas and provides the residents with a bar, cafeteria, social area, meeting room, after sales service, management offices and a modest business centre.

- 2 Bedrooms with ensuite and fitted wardrobes

- 1 Bedroom with fitted wardrobes

- Open plan living - dining - kitchen area

- Fitted kitchen

- Family bathroom

- Air conditioning

- Unfurnished

- Allocated parking

- Communal swimming pools

- Landscaped gardens

- Internal 95-142 m²

- Covered veranda 32 - 36 m²

- Communal Fee TBC

- 3 Minutes to the nearest beach

- 10 Minutes to Paphos Harbour with its wide selection of restaurants, bars and amenities

- 12 Minutes to the nearest golf course

- 26 Minutes to Paphos International Airport

- Suitable for Cyprus Permanent Residency - Fast Track

- Subject to VAT

- Energy Efficiency A

Chloraka

Chloraka is located 3 km north of Paphos Town and borders the tourist area known as the Tomb of the Kings. It is also home to Akritas Chloraka, a Cypriot Second Division football team. There are many hotels, restaurants and bars in this village which runs along the coast road from Paphos Town to Coral Bay. Chloraka’s location was put on the map in March 1998 when the cargo ship Demetrios II ran aground in heavy seas, the vessel is easily visible and has now become quite a focal point.