Livadia, Larnaca From €185,000

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

This is a residential two-story building of eight luxurious one & two bedroom apartments, in the heart Livadia area of Larnaca. The project is very close to the new marina, land of tomorrow event venue & to all other amenities like Supermarket, Metropolis Mall, Era Mall, Schools, American University of Cyprus, restaurants, coffee shops, Bakeries, pharmacies, Banks, Libraries and all other amenities.

- 1 Bedroom with fitted wardrobes

- Open plan living - dining - kitchen area

- Bathroom

- Unfurnished

- Provisions for air conditioning

- Double glazing

- Private parking

- Storage room

- Internal 52 m²

- Covered veranda 10 m²

- Parking 12 m²

- Storage 2 m²

- Communal fees TBC

- Close to local shops and amenities

- 3 Minutes to the sea

- 3 Minutes to the Land of Tomorrow Event Venue

- 3 Minutes to the American University of Cyprus

- 7 Minutes to the beach

- 7 Minutes to Larnaca Town Centre

- 17 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.

Work has now started on the vast project of the "Land of Tomorrow that will transform one of the largest areas of Larnaca, improving the image not only locally but also Cyprus at the international level. The Land of Tomorrow project will provide new and important investment opportunities in the areas of entrepreneurship, tourism, culture, innovation and the environment in Cyprus.