Studio Apartment For Sale in Arakapas, Limassol -Title Deeds (New Build Process)



This studio is located in the beautiful Arakapas village 25 minutes drive from Limassol. The apartment building is erected at the entrance of the village Arakapas, next to one of the two rivers. It is a mixed residential development with 14 flats over 3 floors consisting of studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. It is a project which certainly covers all the needs for permanent and holiday home.



- Open plan living - dining - kitchen area



- Bathroom



- Furnished



- All walls constructed with modern building materials for heat and sound insulation



- High quality kitchen units, counter tops and sanitary ware



- Aluminium double glazing to all doors and windows



- Electric shutters in the bedroom windows



- Solar water heating



- Air conditioning units



- Communal garden



- Covered parking 12 m²



- Private veranda 3 m²



- Covered area 23 m²



- 5 minutes to local amenities



- 45 minutes to either Larnaca International Airport or Paphos Airport



- 40 Minutes from the Troodos



- No VAT



- Energy Efficiency C



Arakapas



Arakapas is a village in the province of Limassol and belongs to the geographical region of Pitsilia. The village of Arakapas is built at an altitude of 650 metres above sea level. It is a beautiful village surrounded by mountains at an altitude of 600m over the sea, build in valleys and between two river deltas. A visitor reaching there will be captivated at first glance with the village’s picturesque ness and its green landscape. For the nature lovers there plenty of opportunities for walking and routes within green landscapes, and many others that will offer you moments of joy and relaxation. Arakapas was one of the villages of Great Commandaria, which was marked in the relevant village directories as "Rucopa". According to Nearchos Clerides, the village was named after its first inhabitant, named Arokopos or Arokopas. Simos Menandros repeats the name of Arokopas, linking it with the creation of the village and the Venetian name: "Rucopa." By taking a stroll to Arakapas, you will see the churches of Panagia of Iamatikis, old and new, built next to each other. According to N. Clerides, the monastery of Panagia Iamatikis was raised by the first settler of the village, Arokopos or Arokopas, when he found the holy water of the Virgin Mary.

The most important crops in the village are citrus trees and fruit trees, mandarins, olives and carob trees. There are pine trees, shrubs, shrills, rays and lakes in the woods, surrounded by arachas.