Paphos, Peyia, Cyprus

Located in one of the most prestigious and stunning areas of Cyprus, Sea Caves, will feature this palatial four bedroom villa.

Upon entering the property, one is met with a beautiful reception area, with an internal green space as a main feature that promises to be a striking focal point.

The ground floor also boasts a gargantuan open plan living/dining and kitchen area, a sumptuous bedroom and a modern separate bathroom, all tastefully put together using the highest quality materials, completed to an opulent standard that one would expect from a property of this calibre.

Lines between interior and exterior are all but erased with this superb property, with the living area seamlessly blending in with a vast covered veranda followed by a truly stunning infinity pool, which are perfect areas for alfresco dining, entertaining and relaxing. The exterior of this amazing property also boasts a large BBQ area, as well as a beautifully landscaped garden and tennis court.

The exclusivity and opulence continues up to the first floor, boasting a large sitting area, and two luxurious bedrooms. Both bedrooms benefit from lavish ensuite bathrooms, with the master bedroom also benefitting from a vast dressing room and access to an expansive veranda that features luscious green areas and a private hot tub, perfect to unwind and relax whilst enjoying the amazing Cyprus sunsets and breath-taking sea views.

The basement is home to a number of amenities and facilities, including but not limited to a fourth bedroom/maids room with an ensuite bathroom, sitting area, laundry room, a sauna, gym, home cinema, a wine cellar, children's playroom and covered parking.

Coupled with the stunning beauty of this villa, along with its prime location, means that it would make the perfect investment as a rental, holiday let or permanent residence.

The Sea Caves are located in the northwest of Paphos near St. George's Island (Geronisos) and located near the village of Peyia (also spelt Pegeia), 14km north of Paphos Town and close to Coral Bay with its Blue Flag beaches, at the southern end of the Akamas Peninsula. The Sea Caves themselves have many beautiful natural rocky shores and beach caves to explore and are the birthing spot for the rare Mediterranean Monk seals. There is a selection of places to eat and drink with some affording fantastic views over the Mediterranean Sea, perfect for enjoying sunset cocktails.