Paphos Property

Tourist Guide to the south of Cyprus – information for those looking for Paphos property

It is arguably the case that you can find the best beaches in the Mediterranean on the southern coast of Cyprus. All around the Paphos property there is natural beauty that ranges from golden beaches and rugged coastlines to rolling hills and forest clad mountains, dotted with picturesque villages. So you could take full advantage of this by purchasing a Paphos property with Sold On Cyprus. This is an island chosen by the mythical gods and goddesses of Ancient Greece, where Aphrodite goddess of love and beauty, emerged from the Paphos foam.

You could select a Paphos property in this charming town located on the west coast of Cyprus. You will find that its focus is around an attractive harbour whose picturesque open air fish restaurants line a quayside of fishing boats. Your Paphos property surroundings will have an air of holiday charm combined with history. The main shopping area is found in the upper part of the town where the buildings are designed in a classical style. The lower part of the town know as Kato, has Paphos property with a life of its own - close to the sea, the harbour, souvenir shops and several beautiful hotels and surrounded by important archaeological sites.

Investing in the Pahphos property market in the beautiful country of Cyprus

If you are thinking of investing in accommodation then Paphos property could be ideal choice for you. If you visit Cyprus you will find that the area of Paphos is a city situated on the Southwest coast of the island and you may learn that it was the capital of the island thousands of years ago. In Roman times in fact was the period in which it was capital city and dates from 1400 BC and it is said that it is built on the spot where the Greek Goddess of Love, Aphrodite was born. If you buy a Paphos property, you will be able to explore the island’s rich historical background and the many connections and relics from early Christianity.

The geographical and cultural points of interest in the area of our Paphos property

Peyia village is located 19 km north-west of Paphos and possibly your new Paphos property. While sitting at one of the local coffee shops sipping Greek coffee you can enjoy the panoramic sea views. In Peyia, do not forget to quench your thirst at the picturesque fountains which can be found in the beautiful stone-paved village square. A number of kilometres from the village, near the fishing refuge, are the ruins of two early Christian basilicas with interesting mosaic floors.

You could make the decision to choose to buy your Paphos property further to the north of this tranquil island. In this region, the Baths of Aphrodite are on most travellers’ must-see list. The grotto where the goddess is said to have bathed is lovely but the glorious Akamas peninsula is unrivaled. After purchasing your Paphos property, it would be well worth taking the time to visit this area either by hiking through it or by taking a jeep excursion is definitely worth a days outing.

If you choose your Paphos property here, it is worth noting that the town has evolved over significant periods of time such as many centuries. There have been natural disasters such as earthquakes, one of which occurred in 4th century AD, which has helped to shift and shape the landscape that we see today. Paphos property may be an excellent option as today the city is reviving itself on the strength of the economic success that is due to the influx of tourists. In addition, the government has been investing in the city to build up the infrastructure of the region, through the building of structures such as dams, roads and airports. There have also been private initiatives in the area which has resulted in the boom of constructing hotels and tourist accommodation. You could have your Paphos property in the popular residential area of Kitma which is where you would find most local residents.

The headlands and mountains that make up the landscape of Cyprus

If you decide to explore farther afield than simply the surrounding coastline of your Paphos property, then you may hire a car and take a trip inland to the Troodos mountains. These are the mountains that make up the ‘backbone’ of the countryside and can be a cooler alternative to touring on the baking heat of the coast. There is even the possibility for winter time activities, with the chance to ski on the slopes of Mount Olympus, while still being able to enjoy the beaches at that time of year. Although the may not be the same opportunities for buying Paphos property here, it is great for experiencing another side to the island.

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