Welcome to the epitome of luxury living in the tranquil village of Giolou, Paphos. Nestled on a generous plot, this magnificent four-bedroom bungalow offers an unparalleled level of comfort and sophistication.

Originally constructed in 2007, this home underwent a total refurbishment completed in June 2023, ensuring modern elegance combined with timeless charm. Constructed with a blend of block and traditional stone materials, the property exudes character and durability. A full damp-proof course has been installed throughout the entire property, guaranteeing structural integrity and peace of mind.

The home is equipped with a 10 KV photovoltaic system, harnessing the power of the sun to reduce energy costs and environmental impact. A borehole supplies irrigation for the entire plot, ensuring lush landscapes and greenery year-round. Inside, a pressurised, filtered, and softened water system provides pristine water for all your needs.

Step outside to discover the beauty of the meticulously landscaped gardens, boasting two fruit gardens with over 20 assorted fruit trees, offering a bounty of flavors to delight your palate. Electric gates provide security and convenience, while full guttering ensures proper drainage and maintenance of the property.

The exterior of the property provides an abundance of space for alfresco dining, entertaining, and relaxation with family and friends. Immerse yourself in luxury with a large tranquil private swimming pool, meticulously maintained by an osmosis/ultraviolet pool system, providing the perfect oasis for enjoyment and relaxation.

For those seeking panoramic views and serene moments, a 96 sqm tiled roof terrace awaits, offering breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape and star-filled skies.

Convenience meets functionality with the inclusion of a large triple garage equipped with electric doors, providing ample space for vehicle storage and security.

Upon entering, you are greeted by an expansive entrance hall that sets the tone for the grandeur that awaits. The heart of the home is the open plan kitchen and dining area, seamlessly blending style and functionality. Two spacious living rooms provide ample space for relaxation and entertainment, while two additional offices offer versatility as extra bedrooms if desired.

Every detail has been meticulously crafted for luxury and convenience. Lavish ensuite facilities adorn all four bedrooms, with the master bedroom boasting a walk-in wardrobe for added indulgence. Underfloor heating throughout ensures comfort during cooler months, while a VRV air conditioning system maintains the perfect temperature year-round.

Custom-made features abound, from the bespoke kitchen and hall furniture to the high-end Miele appliances and kettle tap providing instant boiling and filtered water. Duravit sanitary ware and Hans Grohe bathroom fittings grace each bathroom, reflecting a commitment to luxury at every turn.

For added convenience, the exterior also features an outdoor shower, along with a bathroom and changing room, ensuring comfort and functionality for outdoor activities.

Experience the pinnacle of luxury living – schedule a viewing of this extraordinary bungalow today and prepare to be captivated by its unparalleled charm and elegance.

Giolou is about 26kms from Paphos and about 12kms from Polis. There are mini markets selling basic commodities, often open from early in the morning until quite late in the evening, depending on the season. There are three coffee shops mostly catering to the needs of the local male workforce taking a leisurely break from the heat of the day. As Giolou nestles on the edge of a valley at 368m above sea level, one of the coffee shops has a spectacular view of the whole of the valley stretching out to the sea at Polis. Because Giolou is set high on a hill, there is always a refreshing breeze. If fishing is your game, then take the short trip to the Evretou Dam, or if you fancy a few rounds of gold, Tsada golf course is a short drive away. For other entertainment in Giolou, the football stadium is often used to host plays, festivals and even the odd football match. The nearby sulphur springs and the restored monastery of Agia Anargyri, built in 1649 is said to be one of the first ever on the island.