This exceptional four bedroom villa is located in an unequalled elevated position on the edge of Fyti, Paphos fifteen minutes drive from the coastal town of Polis.



The property features an arched entrance leading into an open plan living-dining room with wood burning stove and doors opening onto the stunning pool terrace. The fully equipped kitchen benefits from granite counter tops and a centre island. Three spacious double bedrooms are situated on the ground floor with ample wardrobe space and they share the family bathroom.



The first floor hosts the enormous master bedroom which includes a seating area together with dressing room and ensuite walk-in shower. The bedroom opens onto a private balcony where you can enjoy countless hours of breathtaking views and sunsets.



Stepping out from the living room the large and comfortable covered veranda overlooks the stunning infinity pool with outstanding views of the Evretou dam. The surrounding terraces are perfect for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying an alfresco lifestyle. On the lower level, is a separate apartment incorporating a lounge and double bedroom together with a well-equipped kitchen and shower room.



This property is ideal for buyers looking for complete privacy and seclusion and viewing this exclusive property is essential to appreciate its location and all it has to offer. A wonderful investment opportunity as a permanent residence or fabulous holiday home with excellent rental potential.



Fyti is situated on a plateau 25km north-east of Paphos and 20km south-east of Polis. Due to the altitude and cover from the surrounding landscape the village enjoys a pleasant climate all year round. The houses are built of local stone and have changed little since the village was created in the 19th century. The village is the main centre of the weaving in the district of Paphos and is one of the most important weaving centres in Cyprus. Phythkiotika is the name given to the textiles manufactured in the village and they are known for the flamboyant colouring and variety of patterns employed in their designs. Visitors can study the village heritage by visiting the museum of weaving and rest in the two village tavernas