Livadia, Larnaca From €195,000

Two Bedroom Apartment For Sale in Livadia, Larnaca - Title Deeds (New Build Process)

A beautifully designed residential building for sale comprises of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. There are a total of 14 units positioned on 2 floors on a contemporary designed building with unique and modern architecture, offering luxurious and functional living spaces. Three of the top floor apartments enjoy private access to their individual roof garden.

They are excellently located in the Livadia coastal region only minutes from the sea. This area is rapidly becoming a place of attraction for residents of Cyprus and foreign investors due to the new Larnaca Port and Marina Development and the project "Land of Tomorrow" Event Venue. The project’s positioning combines a peaceful relaxing vibe to its residents with easy access to all amenities such as shops, restaurants and shopping mall.

- Master bedroom with ensuite facilities and fitted wardrobes

- 1 Bedroom with fitted wardrobes

- Open plan living – dining - kitchen area

- Family bathroom

- Unfurnished

- Provisions for air conditioning

- Covered parking

- Storage

- Internal 79-85 m²

- Covered veranda 10-14 m²

- Communal fees TBC

- 5 Minutes to the sea

- 5 Minutes to all local shops and amenities

- 5 Minutes to the Land of Tomorrow Event Venue

- 8 Minutes to the American University of Cyprus

- 9 Minutes to Larnaca's Main Harbour

- 10 Minutes to Finikoudes Beach

- 16 Minutes to Larnaca International Airport

- Suitable for Cyprus Permanent Residency

- Subject to VAT

- Energy Efficiency TBC

Livadia

The village of Livadia is a large community found on the north side of Larnaca, where the settlement of Tridaton used to flourish. The village took its name from the Greek word for fields (livadia) due to the flat area of grassland with running waters and rich pasture. In olden days, the women spent whole days of the year paring and splitting reeds, in order to make various basketry products, and Livadia is the only place on the island where ‘psatharkes’ (traditionally used for roofing) are made.