Villa in Ineia, Nr. Polis and Latchi, Paphos, Cyprus

3 bedroom(s), sleeps 6 max.

Master bedroom has a king-sized double bed with its own private balcony for early-morning/late-night drinks.
Bedroom 2 has a shared balcony with the master and a large double bed.
Bedroom 3 also has a large double.
All 3 bedrooms have air-con and fans.

2 bathroom(s)

The first-floor family bathroom has a bath and over-shower with a glass splash panel. It has a wc and a wash basin with vanity unit beneath.
Bathroom 2 is on the ground floor and has a shower, wc and wash basin.
Both bathrooms are tiled throughout.

The luxury kitchen has granite work surfaces and double sink. There is an integrated electric oven and a split electric/gas hob. Included is an 'American-style' fridge freezer dispensing ice and chilled water, microwave, washing machine and dish washer.

4 ring stove, Dish washer, Freezer, Fridge, Grill, Hob, Microwave, Oven, Washing machine, Utensils

Not included

Seats 6

Seats 6

The large lounge/diner has comfortable leather settees, a large flat-screen TV with satellite coverage inc. UK terrestrial channels, DVD player and music centre. The wood/glass dining table seats 6 comfortably. Voille curtains complete the quality feel.

DVD, CD player, TV, Stereo system, Wood burning stove

Villa Julieann benefits from full central heating, and all rooms have air-conditioning. There is a modern wood burning stove in addition to the central heating which creates a focal point in the lounge and heats both the downstairs area and the master bedroom. This is a cost-effective solution to heating the villa when there are just two people renting.
The villa has been finished to a very high standard with quality floor tiling throughout. All rooms have ceiling fans and the villa has several outside patios and balconies for alfresco dining. It has a south-facing aspect and receives the sun on all but the coldest of Winter days. There is a free welcome pack on arrival.

Balcony, BBQ, Car parking, Garage, Garden, Outdoor pool, Sun bed, Terrace, Outdoor furniture

2 car parking spaces

As most of a holiday in Cyprus will be spent outdoors, villa Julieann has all of the facilities associated with such a lifestyle. The focal point is a 10X4 kidney-shaped pool, surrounded by sun-loungers. There is a dining table and 6 chairs located underneath a shaded pergola and separate, more-intimate patio sets on the balconies. A barbecue completes the outdoor-living essentials. The stone-walled garden is planted with fragrant roses and honeysuckle as well as many Cypriot native plants. Surrounding the villa are vineyards and orchards containing almond, olive and citrus trees. Spectacular views abound from the property with both sea and mountains visible on all but the murkiest of days.

Air conditioning, Wireless internet access, Linen and towels provided, Central heating

Both Ineia and Drouseia contain a number of tavernas, coffee shops and 'supermarkets' all within easy walking distance. The closest town for banks, supermarkets and a wider-range of dining options is Polis which is 15 minutes away. Next-door to Polis is the Latchi. With its' marina and quay-side restaurants. Latchi is an ideal location for a sun downer and for dining at one of its many sea-food restaurants. Latchi has all of the water sport activities that one would expect including fishing, boat hire, diving/snorkelling etc. For those seeking a livelier holiday experience - Coral Bay with its numerous bars, clubs and restaurants is also around 15 minutes drive. The pretty hillside village of Kathikas is about 10 minutes drive. Kathikas has a several award-winning eateries. Villa Julieann is ideally situated for those looking for a more outdoors style holiday. It is located on the edge of the Akamas and affords great walking and cycling opportunities as well as fishing, bird and nature watching. The trans-Cyprus E4 hiking route passes nearby and for those who want to explore the Akamas from the comfort of a vehicle, a number of companies offer 'Akamas safaris'. The village of Ineia has a slow, traditional pace of life with the principal industry being agriculture. Life in the village goes on as it has for hundreds of years with donkeys still used for tending the fields and goats grazing on the nearby hills. Every morning, the 'old men' of the village will visit their favourite coffee shop to catch-up on the local gossip and in the evening, when the heat of the days is subsiding, the women will go for a walk.