This charming 3-bedroom detached villa is located in the sought-after area of Pegia, Paphos, offering a perfect combination of privacy, comfort, and stunning surroundings. Built in 2004 and set on a generous 700m² plot, the property boasts 181m² of covered living space, making it an ideal choice for both permanent residence and holiday living.

The villa is thoughtfully designed with spacious interiors, including a separate kitchen, a bright living area, and en-suite bathrooms that enhance everyday comfort. The master bedroom provides a relaxing retreat, while large windows invite natural light and showcase the beautiful mountain and panoramic sea views.

Externally, the property features a private swimming pool, covered parking, and ample outdoor space for entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful environment. A roof garden further elevates the lifestyle experience, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and coastline. Situated within a gated community, the villa ensures both security and tranquility.

Conveniently located just a 5-minute drive from the beach, 15 minutes from the town center, and approximately 30 minutes from the airport and golf courses, this home provides easy access to all essential amenities while maintaining a serene residential atmosphere.

The property is fully furnished, equipped with air conditioning, fly screens, storage space, and provisions for central heating, ensuring year-round comfort. With title deeds available and VAT not applicable, this is an excellent investment opportunity or a ready-to-move-in home in one of Paphos’ most desirable locations.

Located on the western side of Paphos town, Peyia is a completely self-sufficient municipality boasting all necessary amenities. It covers a total area of 45520000 Square Meters and gained its independence from Paphos Town in 1994 making it a separate municipality. Historically, Akamantida as it was previously known has been used and occupied since the Copper Age (4000 B.C) when sailors landed here and made a colony which later expanded, creating the fishing port in Agios Georgios.