5-bedroom villa with a fireplace, a home office, and panoramic sea views | Property ID:V5PK_O02

Warm stone tones, a terracotta-tiled roof, and clean two-storey lines give the property a timeless, refined presence—elegant without trying too hard.

From the pool terrace the villa looks especially striking. The geometry of the façade is softened by balustraded balconies, while the wooden pergolas upstairs create a beautiful play of light and shadow across the walls—a reminder that Cyprus sunlight is part of the architecture. Wide steps lead down toward the water and a stone-paved terrace where barefoot footsteps sound just right in summer—soft, cool, and unhurried.

It’s easy to imagine the mornings here. The pool surface is still and mirror-like, reflecting the pale façade and a wide, flawless blue sky. There’s space for sunbeds, for a couple of small tables, for coffee that somehow stays warm longer than you expect—because no one wants to be the first to end the conversation. The garden completes the scene in a way that feels real, not staged: greenery, mature planting, neat lines, and a side path with lawn-like soft ground that makes it comfortable for children to play and adults to wander. In the evenings, when the light drops behind the hills, everything turns cinematic: warm tones on stone, a quiet sense of privacy, and that Konia panorama where sea and mountains meet on the horizon.

One of the home’s standout features is the covered BBQ area under a terracotta roof—less a “grill corner,” more a true outdoor living room designed for Cyprus life. There is generous shade, plenty of room for a long dining table, comfortable lounge seating, and that easy openness where family and friends can spread out without ever feeling cramped. It’s the kind of space made for weekend gatherings, for birthdays, for simple meals that turn into long evenings—effortlessly.

Inside, the villa greets you with something rare in large homes: a feeling of readiness. Nothing needs imagining, fixing, or “bringing up to standard.” The ground floor is bright, spacious, and finished in light marble that reflects daylight and visually expands the rooms even further. The living area feels layered and thoughtful—there’s room for hosting, and there’s a more intimate corner centered around the fireplace. In winter, it becomes the heart of the home: the soft hush of evening, a warm throw, and the steady comfort of real flame. The interior palette is warm and mature, with expressive chandeliers, rich curtains, classic furnishings, and elegant wall paneling that gives the room a salon-like character—sophisticated, welcoming, and lived-in, without any theatrical excess.

The kitchen deserves its own moment. It’s not a space that exists merely to “cook when necessary,” but one that invites rituals: wood cabinetry, deep-toned stone worktops and a substantial island, neatly integrated appliances, and pendant lighting that adds a soft glow in the evenings. It’s easy to picture mornings at the breakfast bar, planning the day while still feeling connected to the rest of the home. The dining area nearby carries a slightly more formal note, with a traditional chandelier, a display cabinet, and sunlight spilling through the window—perfect both for family celebrations and for ordinary days you want to live beautifully.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress with its scale. The staircase with wooden balustrade leads to a wide landing that feels like a space in its own right rather than a corridor—somewhere you naturally pause, breathe, and take in the calm. One of the rooms has been reimagined as a dedicated office: parquet flooring, a generous desk, tidy storage, and soft daylight from the windows. It’s a true work-from-home solution—close the door, focus fully, and keep the rest of the house restful and undisturbed.

The bedrooms are private and comfortable, while the master suite feels like a personal retreat: generous proportions, access to a large balcony with seating space, and those views that gently remind you, again and again, that you live in Paphos—between sea and mountains. The en-suite bathroom supports that “private resort” mood with a jacuzzi, a long stone-topped vanity in a deep, elegant shade, and clean, well-kept finishes. The walk-in wardrobe is a room of its own—wood and mirrored elements creating a boutique-like feel where mornings start without rush.

The lower level adds yet another layer of opportunity: an additional bedroom, extra bathrooms, a lounge area, sauna, utility rooms, and abundant storage—this “hidden” part of the home that quietly makes day-to-day life smoother. It’s ideal for hosting guests comfortably, setting up hobby or fitness routines, or simply keeping the home organized and uncluttered without compromise.

And with a home like this, beauty is only half the story. Practical intelligence is built in: 7 kW photovoltaic panels, underfloor heating and radiators powered by an electric heat pump and diesel, a UV pool system, a private borehole, and a double garage with electric doors plus covered parking. These aren’t just features—they’re long-term peace of mind. And this is precisely the advantage of buying a ready home: you move in, everything works, and you start living immediately—no waiting, no uncertainty, no renovation timeline. If you are searching for property for sale in Konia, Paphos, this is one of those rare listings where the photographs match the feeling—and perhaps even undersell it.

Located in the highly sought-after village of Konia, Paphos, Cyprus, this villa is offered for sale in move-in-ready condition, just minutes from Paphos Town, beaches, the motorway, and the International School of Paphos. The property comes with Title Deeds. The price includes furniture, fixtures and fittings.

TITLE DEEDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROPERTY.