Casa para comprar en Panorama Leucade, Larnaca

PRICES FROM €309,000+VAT Beautiful two bedroom villa in the idyllic location of Pano Lefkara, a village nestling in the hills of Larnaca district boasting panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and mountains. The property is a short distance from the village centre where local amenities can be found together with traditional tavernas and coffee shops plus the Limassol to Nicosia highway is a short drive away. The architectural design of this development of 17 villas has been inspired by the traditional culture of the village with a modern touch. Open plan fully fitted kitchen with high-quality cabinets and living/dining room opening out to a veranda overlooking the garden perfect for alfresco dining and relaxing in the peaceful surroundings. The first floor hosts two generously sized bedrooms, one with a balcony from where the amazing views can really be appreciated. Both bedrooms benefit from fitted wardrobes and they share the family bathroom while on the ground floor there is a guest w.c. to complete the villa's accommodation. Each property has covered parking and the cul de sac location ensures privacy away from the hustle and bustle of the coastal tourist areas. Ideal investment opportunity for permanent residency or as a holiday home to escape from a busy life and recharge your batteries. Lefkara is located on the southern slopes of the Troödos Mountains in the Larnaca District of Cyprus, off the main Nicosia-Limassol highway. It features cobbled limestone streets and picturesque architecture and the village is famous for its lace and silver handicrafts. A common sight is groups of women who sit in the narrow village streets working on their fine embroidery, as they have for centuries. A folklore museum in a restored house shows visitors what life was like in Cyprus about a hundred years ago exhibiting the furniture and effects of a wealthy family, local costumes and examples of the Lefkara lacework. Tourism began to develop in the 1970s, saving Lefkara from economic ruin. The traditional architecture and handicrafts continue to attract tourists today.