Chloraka, Paphos From €340,000

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

Nestled in the tranquil surroundings of the seaside areas of lower Chloraka, this contemporary residential project is designed to offer comfort, elegance, and breathtaking sea views. The development consists of two modern two-floor blocks, comprising a total of 18 stylish apartments, including 8 one bedroom units, 6 two-bedroom apartments, and 4 studios. With an emphasis on relaxation and well being, the project features a lobby area, a gym, a
communal swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and well-appointed changing rooms, providing residents with a resort-style living experience. Designed to maximize unobstructed Mediterranean views, each apartment offers a seamless blend of contemporary architecture and natural beauty, making Capella an ideal choice for both homeowners and investors seeking a serene coastal retreat.

- 2 Bedrooms with fitted wardrobes

- Open plan living - dining - kitchen area

- Tailor made kitchen design

- Family bathroom

- Unfurnished

- Provisions for air conditioning and central heating

- Energy saving designed property

- Gym

- Sauna & jacuzzi

- Changing rooms

- Communal swimming pool

- Allocated parking

- Internal 75 m²

- Covered veranda 14-15 m²

- Communal Fee TBC

- Unobstructed sea views

- Close to all local amenities

- 3 Minutes to the nearest beach

- 8 Minutes to the Tomb of the Kings

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

- 32 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.