This immaculate villa is ideally situated, just 200 metres from the beach of beautiful Pissouri Bay, on the south coast between the towns of Lemessos and Paphos. The villa is decorated to an extremely high standard throughout with modern furnishings; the villa has been specifically designed to cater for luxury villa holidays.The spacious ground floor consist of an open plan living/dining/kitchen area. The living area is stylishly furnished with comfortable settees and offers a flat screen TV with Sky Satellite Free to Air package, a home cinema ( DVD) and CD player. The modern kitchen is fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave and dishwasher. To the rear of the kitchen there is a separate utility room which houses the washing machine, a filter coffee machine and also has a sink. The dining table comfortable seats 4 people.Further details indoors: High chair and baby cot can be provided upon request. Rates include: Weekly cleaning service. Welcome Grocery Pack and Air Conditioning, which can be used for either cooling or heating. Further details outdoors: Private pool 9m x 4m (Kidney shape), with walk-in steps (Roman steps) and ladder access. It is surrounded by sunbathing terraces, with sunbeds, umbrellas and a shower. There is an outside table for 4, under a shady pergola. All the bedrooms has its own balcony. A built-in BBQ for summer dining. Carefully landscaped gardens add a splash of colour and add to the peaceful atmosphere. Parking area for 2 cars under the pergola.
Nearest Airport : Paphos at 25 Kilometres Nearest Ferry : Lemessos at 25 Kilometres Nearest Motorway : Pissouri Beach at 3 Kilometres Nearest Beach : Pissouri Bay at 200 Metres Nearest Barpub : Pissouri Bay at 200 Metres Nearest Ski : Troodos Mountain (only in winter time) at 60 Kilometres Nearest Golf : Aphrodite Hills at 10 Kilometres Nearest Restaurant : Pissouri Bay at 200 Metres Car: not necessary Pissouri / Pissouri Bay area Situated in the principal vine growing area of Cyprus, Pissouri is situated half way between Lemessos and Paphos and is a great base from which to explore both places. It extends from the traditional village on the hillside, down to the sheltered Bay with its clear blue sea (BLUE FLAG), both areas possessing a unique character and charm. Pissouri Bay has an informal collection of excellent fish tavernas and restaurants along the fringe of the sand and shingle beach, all within easy walking distance. Several water sports are available here during the summer season. In the summer, there is a typical Cypriot night with the dancing and music enjoyed by holiday makers and locals alike Pissouri Square has a delightful feel to it and visitors are always pleased to see it has retained its original Cypriot character. It boasts a good array of tavernas and restaurants. Golf: Aphrodite Hills and Secret Valley golf courses are within 10 minutes drive.LEMESOS (Limassol) and its environs: The island’s second largest city, Lemesos (Limassol) spreads out between two ancient city-kingdoms, Amathous to the east and Kourion to the west, two of the most spectacular archaeological sites in Cyprus. It is the island’s main port, the centre of the wine industry and a bustling holiday resort. A large number of hotels and hotel apartments line a 15 km coastline interspersed with eucalyptus groves and linked by a promenade popular with walkers or joggers.Wander round the narrow streets of the old town radiating out from the fishing harbour. The medieval castle was the site of the royal wedding in the Middle ages between Richard the Lionheart and Berengaria of Navarre, and now houses the Cyprus Medieval Museum, Browse through the array of goods and produce in the atmospheric Market. PAFOS and its environs: Aphrodite’s realm In antiquity Pafos was the centre of the cult of Aphrodite.Swim in the sea by the rocks known as Petra tou Romiou where the goddess was believed to have risen from the waves, make a pilgrimage to her sanctuary at Kouklia, or visit the grotto near Polis where she was supposed to have bathed.Pafos, with its pleasant harbour and medieval fort, combines a cosmopolitan holiday resort, spectacular countryside and historical sites. It was the capital of Cyprus for 600 years in ancient times and its archaeological legacy is such that UNESCO put the whole town on its World Cultural Heritage List. The intricate floor mosaics in villas dating back to the Roman period depicting scenes from Greek mythology are considered among the finest in the Eastern Mediterranean. Equally impressive are the underground Tombs of the Kings carved out of solid rock and decorated with Doric pillars. APHRODITE ROUTE : Follow in the footsteps of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty and protectors of Cyprus. The route centres on the archaeological sites dedicated to the ancient cult of Aphrodite and includes Palaipafos (Kouklia), Amathous and Kition. These are linked to other sites and museums with artefacts related to the goddess. Wander through layers of history, culture and mythology as you learn about her birth, mythology, character, the rituals connected with her cult, as well as plants and seashells associated with her. Golf: About the Golf Course of Aphrodite Hills which is located 10 minutes drive from the villa. Crowning Aphrodite Hills Resort’s outstanding leisure facilities is the magnificent 18-hole golf course, designed by acclaimed course architect, Cabell B. Robinson. Five years in the making, it follows the scenic contours of the two plateaux, its challenging fairways cutting a swathe through lakes, olive and carob trees. No wonder the course has taken its rightful place among the very best the Mediterranean can offer. No matter how many times you play the course, there’s always a new challenge. Not least the skill needed to conquer the dramatic holes that run alongside or traverse the dramatic central ravine. Celebrate your success in the sophisticated Clubhouse, overlooking the 18th green and the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean below. In the restaurant you can savour delectable Cypriot specialities, international cuisine and an extensive wine list, or just enjoy the breathtaking view from the terraces. A premier Golf Academy, practice holes and pro-shop enhance your golf experience
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