Full Description

These quality 130m2, spacious apartments are in the centre of town. Boasting beautiful sea and mountain views and within walking distance to all amenities. These apartments are built to a high standard and include luxury fitted kitchen and fitted wardrobes to all bedrooms. Outside you have full use of the communal swimming pool.

This fascinating town is situated on the northern coast of Cyprus. Its horseshoe shaped harbour with backdrop of the Besparmak (or Five Finger) Mountains make Kyrenia one of the most beautiful areas on the island. The old carob warehouses which border the harbour have been converted into attractive cafes, restaurants, bars and private residences with the fishing boats and colourful yachts making this the ideal place to wile away the hours. The harbour is overlooked by Kyrenia Castle, a truly magnificent edifice constructed in the 9th century to ward off Arab invaders. There are plenty of places of interest in the area for those days when you want to do more than laze in the sun including the Shipwreck Museum in the castle, Folklore Museum, Fine Arts Museum, Monument and Museum of Freedom and Peace, Café Pasha Mosque, Bellapais Abbey and St Hilarion Castle.

       Specification List

• 3 Double Beds/2 Bath
• White Goods and Air Con
• Marble Flooring
• 130 Sqm In Size
• Communal Pool
• Communal Roof Terrace
• Excellent Views
• Completed

Why invest in North Cyprus?

A number of economic and natural factors combine to make Northern Cyprus the ideal property investment location it is today.

Natural and cultural factors

• An average 340 days of sunshine a year make North Cyprus an agreeable place to visit or live and holiday in

• Outdoor activities are abundant, including trekking, golf, sailing and diving, ideal for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts

• Beautiful golden sandy beaches and ancient monuments, eg. Castles, walled cities, abbeys, Roman ruins, make Cyprus a great holiday location with varied appeal

• Cyprus offers an interesting mix of cultures, with strong UK, Middle Eastern and Turkish influences. In addition, most of the local people speak English are welcoming and hospitable towards visitors.

• Proximity to the European mainland means that Cyprus benefits from regular budget direct flights, making access to the island very easy.

Economic factors

• Competitive prices and a low cost of living compared with other Mediterranean destinations make for an ideal investment climate

• Typical growth rates of 20% per annum in carefully selected locations

• The Strategic Plan for Tourism 2010 is upgrading facilities and resorts in line with 21st century tourism trends. This is set to boost the tourism industry on the island