Artemis Village

Argaka village, Polis, Cyprus (Greek)

Status	Available
Asking Price	252,800  EUR

 

About the Development

Artemis Village is situated in the village of Argaka, just 6 km east of Polis town and 40 km from Paphos town.

All the properties have stunning views of both the Mediterranean coastline and the Paphos forest. The area is one of the greenest in Cyprus, with plenty of orange and lemon groves, colourful bougainvilleas and summer flowers, olive trees and mountain pines.

Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2

On entering Argaka village one can find a mini-market, a number of local taverns and the popular amongst locals Irish Pub. All the properties have their own private roof terrace – a perfect spot for relaxation, sun tanning, having a barbeque or simply enjoying the panoramic views of the mesmerizing blue waters of the Mediterranean.

The location of Artemis Village is just 1.5 km to the beautiful Argaka beaches, the local taverns, and small supermarkets and approximately 3 km to the soon to be constructed 5 star resort & golf course.

Two Bedrooms Townhouses

The covered area of 101.75 m² plus uncovered verandas 9.60 m² makes these townhouses very spacious. Each property has a large roof terrace of 44.30 m², an excellent solution for taking advantage of the climate in Cyprus and the outdoors lifestyle. The houses have a covered entrance hall, leading to a spacious living area with an open plan dining and kitchen area. There is a cloakroom on the ground floor, verandas at the front and rear and private garden. The first floor consists of a family bathroom and two double bedrooms, one of which with its own en-suite, with fitted wardrobes and patio doors to the balconies of each bedroom. Each townhouse has a private carport with wooden pergola.

Artemis Village has a large communal swimming pool, local stone paving, pedestrian foot paths, landscaped gardens and a feature waterfall. There will be showers and toilets, situated close by the pool. The village is designed in keeping with the Mediterranean style with wooden pergolas and local stone paving in the communal areas.