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Located within one of the most highly desirable areas of Paphos, Chloraka, this utterly stunning four bedroom villa that is within a stones throw away from a plethora of amenities and only a short drive away from the city centre.
Extremely generous and luxurious accommodation with the ground floor comprising of a modern open plan living/dining and kitchen area, well sized guest w/c, a second sitting area and inviting bedroom that benefits from ensuite facilties.
Lines between interior and exterior are all but erased with the spacious living area leading out to a large veranda that features an outdoor bar, BBQ area, Jacuzzi, water feature and a tranquil private swimming pool that boasts a slide and Roman Steps. It makes for the perfect space for alfresco dining, entertaining and relaxing with family and friends.
A flight of stairs leads up to the first floor where three large bedrooms can be found, all benefitting from ensuite facilities, with the master boasting a walk-in closet. A large office is also included on the first floor that can easily become a fifth bedroom if desired. Furthermore, a wrap-around balcony encompasses the first floor that offers spectacular panoramic views.
This stunning property also features a large roof terrace that offers an abundance of space for entertaining and relaxing whilst enjoying breathtaking country and sea views.
The property benefits from fly screens throughout as well as covered and uncovered private secure off-road parking.
Coupled with the convenient location and superb quality of the villa makes this a fantastic property investment as a long-term rental, holiday let or permanent residence.
Chlorakas is located 3 km north of Paphos town and borders the tourist area known as the Tomb of the Kings. It is also home to Akritas Chloraka, a Cypriot Second Division football team. There are many hotels, restaurants and bars in this village which runs along the coast road from Paphos Town to Coral Bay. Chlorakas’ location was put on the map in March 1998 when the cargo ship Demetrios II ran aground in heavy seas, the vessel is easily visible and has now become quite a focal point.
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