This apartment is located on the first floor of a residential building in Geroskipou—a charming suburb of Paphos, where the simplicity of Cypriot life blends effortlessly with the sea breeze and a gentle nostalgia for quieter times. The houses in this area don’t aim to impress at first glance—they simply carry a quiet dignity and a calming rhythm of life that speaks for itself.
From the street, the building reflects the architectural style of Cyprus in the 1990s: light-colored plaster with a touch of age, solid balconies with concrete railings, and simple, reliable lines. The view from the apartment’s balcony is one of those rare sights that words struggle to capture—a horizon where the sea dissolves into the sky, treetops gently framing the rooftops below, all wrapped in the early morning stillness, occasionally interrupted by the distant sound of a bell tower or a dog’s bark.
Step inside, and you’re greeted by the warm feel of a home that’s been lived in and loved. The living room, bathed in sunlight and opening onto the balcony, feels both spacious and inviting. A soft grey L-shaped sofa with playful accent pillows anchors the space, hinting that this is a home for both comfort and a touch of whimsy. A television sits on a low cabinet, family photos in frames, and a ceiling fan overhead—all telling stories of everyday life, film nights, conversations, and moments of rest.
The kitchen flows naturally from the dining area. With warm honey-toned wooden cabinets, a sturdy stone countertop, and all the necessary appliances, it’s a space that’s practical and familiar. It may not be glossy and new, but it has character—a coffee jar on the shelf, a mug left on the table, a magnet-covered fridge. These are the small details that make a place feel alive. A door from the kitchen leads out to a small private courtyard, perfect for creating a little summer breakfast nook shielded from view.
The two bedrooms are modest and cozy. One features twin wooden-frame beds, a dresser under the window, and sheer curtains that softly filter the light. The second bedroom feels a bit more private, with heavier drapes and a quiet atmosphere ideal for rest. Throughout, there’s a sense of comfort and calm. The bathroom, while not recently updated, is clean, functional, and finished in neutral grey-green tiling with a full-size bathtub.
One of the apartment’s understated advantages is its private parking space—a rarity in this part of Paphos. And the location itself? Geroskipou is more than just a point on a map. It’s a place steeped in tradition, where mornings begin with the scent of fresh bread from the nearby bakery, and evenings invite quiet strolls to the village square for coffee and friendly chats, just as locals have done for generations.
The apartment is sold fully furnished—an undeniable plus if you’re looking to move in right away or purchase a rental-ready property. No need to worry about finding furniture, organizing deliveries, or scheduling renovations. Everything is in place. Everything works. Everything already feels like home.
This isn’t a property chasing trends—it’s a home, with walls that welcome you. It’s a space for your routine, your pace, your life. And best of all, it’s ready for you—from the curtains on the windows to the dishes in the cupboards.
The apartment is part of a residential building in the Geroskipou area of Paphos (Cyprus), and is offered for sale at a very attractive price. Fully furnished and ready for immediate move-in, this property comes with Title Deeds, ensuring a smooth and secure transfer of ownership.
For full details about the property, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us directly. Mr. Douglas will be happy to provide all the information you need.
TITLE DEEDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROPERTY.
