Two bedroom Traditional Villa & Additional Snug Area For Sale in Tochni with Land Deeds



This traditional stone built villa is located in the picturesque village of Tochni. A rare opportunity to purchase one of the picturesque village homes that are usually passed down within the family generations. Renovated and restored to a very high standard so key ready.

From entering the property via the double gated doors you are embraced in the stone courtyard with mature plants and shrubs allowing you to enjoy the Cyprus weather. Inside the L shaped property you will find the stone continues inside maintaining that traditional feel although with current day facilities.



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- 2 bedrooms



- Open plan living - dining



- Kitchen



- Snug room (optional third guest bedroom )



- Family bathroom



- Renovated 2012



- Air conditioning



- Un-furnished



- Plot 230 m²



- Internal 100 m²



- 3 minutes to local shops and amenities



- 5 minutes to sea and beach



- 30 minutes to Larnaca International Airport



- 60 minutes to golf course



Tochni



Tochni is a village located in the Larnaca District of Cyprus, about halfway between the cities of Larnaca and Limassol. Based on some religious and folkloric traditions, Tochni is among the oldest villages in Cyprus, with a history more than ten, perhaps twenty centuries. Despite the infrequent mention of it in historical or archaeological sources, careful research and study on the village will reveal enough data regarding the long course of its life.  Tochni village is noted in some medieval maps called Togni, which indicates the existence of irrefutable, at least from the period of Latin. The medieval existence of the villages is attested by historians of the middle-ages. The testimonies revolve around the building of a temple and placement in these sacred relics, from the Queen Mother St. Helen, after her return from the Holy Land. Today the village has been designated an 'agrotourism' location which promotes the restoration of the original village house in order to preserve the traditional Cypriot stone houses. The majority of properties use 'Tochni Stone' which is quarried nearby.

There are the ruins of a Latin church in the center of the village, overlooking the Orthodox church of St Constantine and Helena. The current church has been reconstructed on the site of the original, interestingly over a bridge, said to have been founded by St Helena on return from the Holy Land having brought with her a piece of the Holy Cross.