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



This new apartment block is part of a modern residential cul-de-sac development, located in an excellent area of the coastal town of Livadia. It is close to the sea, with easy access to Larnaca center, in a quiet area that offers all amenities while at the same time giving the neighborhood feeling to its residents.



A block of 6 two-bedroom apartments, is a contemporarily designed building, offering functional and stylish living spaces. The south-east orientation provides natural light in living spaces, highlighting the clean lines and detailed finishes within. Only two apartments on each of the three floors, with the third-floor units enjoying private and individual access to a large roof garden on the 4th floor with its barbeque area, as well as an extra W/C, shower and room that can be converted into 3rd bedroom. Furthermore, these top floor units will have the option for net metering and a photovoltaic system.



- 2 Bedrooms with ensuite and fitted wardrobes



- Open plan living - dining - kitchen area



- Guest W/C



- Provisions for air conditioning



- Unfurnished



- Allocated parking



- Allocated storage



- Internal area 79 m²



- Covered balcony 19 m²



- Communal fees TBC



- Close to local shops and amenities



- 5 Minutes to Larnaca Marina



- 10 Minutes to Finikoudes Beach



- 11 Minutes to Larnaca Shopping Mall



- 19 Minutes to Larnaca International Airport



- Suitable for Cyprus Permanent Residency



- Subject to VAT



- Energy Efficiency TBC



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.