Pyla, Larnaca, Cyprus

Pyla is a village in Larnaca District. Pyla is among the oldest villages in Cyprus. It is a community with a rich history. Pyla is the only village in Cyprus were Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots co-inhibit after the invasion of 1974.

Pyla square has some local coffee shops and a few places to eat as well as the United Nations Station. Pyla has archaeological sites, a medieval tower, the Folk Art Museum, the Turkish Cypriot Mosque, the Cultural Centre, the old Police Station.

Pyla village offers a 24-hour mini-market, bakery, pharmacy, fast food restaurant and boutique. A bus service operates from the village to Larnaca.


The tourist area of Pyla has an area lined with a mix of taverns and restaurants, as well as tourist shops and boutiques which all run parallel to the beachside which offers organized facilities, as well as kiosks and ice-cream stands.

The Pyla Palms is an attractive complex of privately owned apartments located next to the traditional village of Pyla, which is approximately 15 minutes from cosmopolitan Larnaca. Pyla has plenty of shops, bars and restaurants for all your self catering requirements and is also just minutes from the beaches by car or bus. The complex is walking distance to the University.

Pyla is between Larnaca and Agia Napa making both locations accessible.

The complex is gated, with remote control access, has a communal pool and has the holiday resort feel.

The property has an open space living/dining and kitchen area. The kitchen has a small veranda and the living area lead to the main patio. There are 2 double bedrooms, 1 main bathroom and the property is fully furnished and equipped. The properties already has tenants inside and has a proven track record for bring in a good rental income return.

The property is professionally managed and is already set up and running.