8 Alithea Gardens (townhouse)

Description from the owner

Enjoying good weather all year round this modern, newly furnished and well appointed town house is situated in a small complex of approximately 8-10 properties in the typically Cypriot hill village of Peyia, which overlooks the west coast of Cyprus.

It is ideally placed for exploring both the beautiful west coastline and inland to the olive groves, vineyards and Troodos mountains. Golf, horse riding and deep sea diving facilities are all available within the area. it is just 35 minutes drive from the airport, 20 minutes from the cultural town of Paphos and 3km from the sandy beach of Coral Bay. Boasting an attractive enclosed communal p...ool and two good sized bedrooms it is an ideal location for friends, couples or families.

Property Spec

Sleeps up to: 4 (2 bedrooms)

Rates: see table below

Board: Self-catering

Nearest beach: Coral Bay: 3 km

Will consider: Long term lets (over 1 month)

Short-breaks: (4 days or fewer)

Changeover day: Flexible

Access: Car advised

Nearest amenities: 0.25 km

Notes: No pets allowed / Suitable for children / No smoking at this property

Facilities

Luxuries: Sea view

General: Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV

Standard: Kettle, Toaster, Iron

Utilities: Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine

Rooms: Bedrooms (2), Bathrooms (1), Shower rooms (1), WCs (2)

Furniture: Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 4, Lounge seating for 7, Sleeps maximum of 4

Other: Linen and towels provided.

Outdoors: Balcony / Terrace, Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Private garden

Access: Parking space

Further details indoors:

The light and airy property is presented so that the high quality furnishings compliment one another. All the floors are marble finished and there is air conditioning throughout. The ground floor hallway leads to the fully fitted kitchen complete with serving hatch.

Continue two steps down and the area opens up to a large lounge diner; this accommodates four people with appropriate settees and dining furniture. At the end of the lounge, patio doors lead onto a small south-facing garden complete with courtyard and garden furniture. Also on the ground floor is a downstairs cloakroom/toilet. On the first floor there are two good sized bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes.

The master bedroom is at the rear of the property, here the full length windows open out onto a small balcony. The second bedroom has twin beds. Between the two bedrooms is the bathroom with bath, shower and toilet.Read more

Additional Location Information

Specialising in long, hot summers and warm springs this idyllic part of Cyprus combines rural country charm with the rugged coastline and azure sea. Paphos itself is steeped in historical myths and legends, many associated with the goddess Aphrodite. The Tombs of the Kings displaying excellent mosaics are right by the sea, not far from a now resplendent quay and marina, where boat craft and fish restaurants vie for attention. A short cruise to Egypt is also available from here if you have an extra 3 days!

A short drive north of Peyia is the attractive north coast. Polis is a small town with a lively market square and Latchi ia a pretty fishing village. Fish restaurants line its natural promenade and deep sea diving is its hidden attraction. Within close distance are the baths of Aphrodite and the start of the renowned Akamas Peninsular. This is a walkers paradise, where you can carry the rugged azure coastline on your right and the mountain goats to your left! Much of the coastline between Coral Bay and and the peninsular is an area of conservation boasting many natural bays, coves and caves, hence the alluring location Sea Caves.

To drive to the hills amongst the olive groves behind Peiya is another experience; here you can stumble across typical Cypriot hamlets portraying an air of 'time gone by'. Further on there are monasteries to be discovered and if you have a day to spare - the Troodos mountains beckon!

Peyia area

Peyia enjoys fine views over Coral Bay, being just 2/3 kms inland and on a gradient. Although it has grown in size it has still managed to maintain its Cypriot village charm. There are a plethora of shops including a bank, chemist, butcher, fishmonger, baker, delicatessen and at least 3 supermarkets, all seeing a good mix of authentic Greek and English commodities.These are all within walking distance of the property.

The historic church is central to the village and there are steps leading down to an attractive square where outdoor weddings are frequently celebrated. There are numerous taverns offering Cypriot mezes (several one course dishes of either fish or meat), a themed restaurant and cafes (one is a converted mill).

Local wines are delightful and obtainable from both the numerous vineyards just a short drive away as well as the local supermarkets.

Location Type Ocean

Additional notes from owner

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
High Season (June, July, August, September) £400 per week
Mid Season (April, May, October) £350 per week
Low Season (except Christmas & Easter) £250 per week
Christmas & Easter as High Season
Daily rates : High Season £60 Mid Season £55 Low Season £50
Payment Method : Cheque on booking

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