Livadia, Larnaca From €235,000

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

This new residential project is located close to Larnaca's Main Harbour area and only 8 Minutes from Larnaca's Marina as well as the vibrant town centre and landmark locations are within a few minutes’ walk. The project will consist of 3 Blocks. Block A features 16 apartments, 4 floors, 2 elevators per building. It showcases modern design and functionality, harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape, creating a peaceful and green environment for residents to enjoy. The project prioritizes convenience with secure parking facilities and private storage. The highlight is the rooftop terrace, exclusively accessible to 4th floor residents, providing breathtaking views of the city skyline and a serene space for relaxation or social gatherings.

BLOCK A

- Master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite

- 1 Bedroom with fitted wardrobes

- Open plan living, dining and kitchen area

- Family bathroom

- Unfurnished

- Provision for air conditioning

- Covered parking

- Storage room

- Internal 76 m²

- Covered veranda 20-22 m²

- Uncovered veranda 0-10 m²

- Storage 4 m²

- Communal fees TBC

- Close to all local amenities

- 5 Minutes to the American University of Cyprus (AUCY)

- 5 Minutes to Larnaca's Main Harbour

- 8 Minutes to Larnaca Marina

- 9 Minutes to the nearest beach

- 8 Minutes to Larnaca Town Centre

- 18 Minutes to Larnaca International Airport

- Suitable For Cyprus Permanent Residency

- Subject to VAT

- Energy Efficiency A

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.