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

A gated project located in the heart of Livadia, A deluxe building - Block C comprises of 2 floors with 5 elegant apartments that bring luxury living and residential comfort to a higher level. The stunning development offers a collection of ultra-contemporary two and three-bedroom apartments and is set in enhanced greenery, boasting the perfect blend of visionary architecture and stylish elegance. Each apartment enjoys generous proportions, stunning interior layouts with clever and creative use of space, and large verandas where glass fronts allow an abundance of sunlight to stream in.  

- Master bedroom with ensuite, self closing wardrobes with drawer units and veranda

- 1 Bedroom with self closing wardrobes with drawer units and veranda

- Open plan living - dining - kitchen area

- Family bathroom

- Unfurnished

- Photovoltaic system for shared electricity

- Air conditioning units

- Double glazing

- Optional roof terrace area (Extra Cost)

- Parking

- Security camera's

- Alarm systems

- Gated entrance

- Internal area 83 m²

- Covered veranda 38 m²

- Optional roof terrace area 39 m²

- Communal fees TBC

- Walking distance to all local amenities including shops, restaurants and bars

- 5 Minutes to the seafront and beach

- 5 Minutes to the American University of Cyprus

- 7 Minutes to Larnaca Town Centre

- 10 Minutes to Larnaca Marina

- 15 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.