2 bedroom apartment 82 m² Chloraka, Cyprus

Cozyly located in the tranquil area of Melanos in Chlorak, this exclusive new residential project offers the perfect combination of comfort, style and practicality. Designed for those looking for a peaceful permanent residence, the complex consists of just seven carefully designed apartments, providing privacy and a true sense of community.
Located in a quiet residential area, the complex occupies a good position just a few minutes from the center of Paphos, but retains a calm and private atmosphere. Residents will be able to take advantage of the proximity to schools, supermarkets, pharmacies and local shops, as well as easy access to public transport. The amazing Mediterranean coast is also just a short drive away, offering walks by the sea, days at the beach and sunset views.

Located on four floors (including covered parking), the building includes:
• 2 apartments with one bedroom
• 4 apartments with two bedrooms
• 1 luxury penthouse with three bedrooms

The two upper floors boast beautiful sea views, while all apartments offer covered verandas - the penthouse has an additional spacious private terrace, ideal for entertainment or relaxation with style.

Main characteristics and features
• Water warm sexual heating
• Hidden air conditioners
• Photovoltaic system
• Italian kitchens, cabinets, bathroom countertops, tiles, faucets and plumbing appliances
• Water softening system (for apartments with 2 and 3 bedrooms)
• Private covered parking
• Individual storage rooms (for apartments with 2 and 3 bedrooms)
• Safe, fenced areas with a video intercom chamber system
• lift
• Low utility costs – no pool, making it ideal for year-round living

Chloraka is located 3 km north of the city of Paphos and borders a tourist area known as the Tombs of the Kings. It is also home to the Akritas Chloraka football team in the second division of Cyprus. This village, which stretches along the coastal road from Paphos to Corral Bay, has many hotels, restaurants and bars. The location of Chloraki became known in March 1998, when the cargo ship Demetrios II ran aground in a severe storm; the ship is visible from afar and has become a prominent landmark.