Nestled in a quiet and elevated area in a sought after area in Deryneia, this top floor apartment offers not only magnificent and unobstructed sea views of the Mediterranean Sea, but also calmness and relaxation. Its energy efficiency is of class A, since close attention to details was paid, the highest-quality materials were meticulously chosen, and the interior and exterior design aesthetics were exceptional. Worth mentioning is the fact that every apartment of the complex is built on a different corner of the building offering privacy and quiet.

Upon entering the apartment, the view that deluges the whole space is more than perceptible. The big, double-glazing, sliding, glass doors, that stand imposingly between the spacious balcony and the open plan concept of the property, make the space even brighter and more functional. Moving forward a family bathroom and two bedrooms, one of which with an en-suite bathroom, are to be met.

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Some of the added features of the property are the penthouse’s roof garden which enjoys serene sea views as well as the summerish cool breeze, the allocated storage room on the ground floor, the charging point for electrical cars, the photovoltaic panels for every apartment and the allocated parking space.

Viewing is highly recommended! It is the kind of property that is ensured to go fast!

DERYNEIA

Deryneia is located on the north-east side of the island, linked to Paralimni and not far away from the beautiful sandy beaches of Ayia Napa (11.4 km to Ayia Napa Harbor) and Protaras (6.1 km to Kapparis Beach). It is mostly a residential area surrounded by many shops, restaurants, banks, pharmacies, taverns, and schools. However, Deryneia is widely famous for its Strawberry Festival held every two years in May or June. The visitors can enjoy plenty of products made by strawberries such as ice-cream, liquors, and jam. Deryneia is a place where culture is met through-out noticeable by the plethora of its sights such as the Famagusta Viewpoint, the Outdoor Folk Art Museum for Traditional Crafts, and the Cultural Centre of Occupied Famagusta.