Terraced house for sale in Lefkara, Larnaca, Cyprus

Three Bedroom End of Terrace Villa For Sale in Pano Lefkara with Title Deeds Available

This unique three bedroom villa is situated in the beautiful, residential village of Pano Lefkara with short distance to all local amenities.

On the ground floor you will find an open plan kitchen, dining and living area and guest WC. From the lounge and kitchen area there are doors which exit out to the front and side verandas. Going up to the first floor you will find the modern family bathroom and three double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, all with access to balconies which over looks the stunning country views. The master bedroom also en-suite facilities.

Outside the property there is an extensive front, side and rear verandas with plenty of space for sitting, relaxing and enjoying the outstanding views.

- Three double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and access to balconies

- Master bedroom with en-suite facilities

- Open plan living-dining area

- Fully fitted kitchen

- Family bathroom

- Guest WC

- Air Conditioning

- Traditional wooden beam ceilings

- Stunning Views

- Part Furnished

- Allocated covered car parking

- Internal 137 m2

- Balcony 9 m2

- Extensive veranda 124 m2

- 15 minutes to local shops and amenities

- 20 minutes to the local sea and beach

- 30 minutes to Larnaca International Airport

- Energy efficiency tbc

Lefkara

Lefkara village is where the Cypriot folk needle craft art is born the famous ' lefkaritiko ' which the reputation of has gone beyond the frontiers of Cyprus, and has become known in most of the European countries but only there.

The village is situated at the foot of the Troodos Mountains in the south eastern region, it is not far from the sea yet is located high enough for the moist air coming in fro the sea to get dry by the time it reaches the village.

It is said that Leonardo Da Vinci artist visited Cyprus in the late 16th century as a guest of Catherine Cornaro where he purchased a large tablecloth embroided on all sides, which he donated to the Milan Cathedral.