The warm Cyprus sun rests gently on its walls, revealing their textured charm—a reminder that time moves differently here. Whitewashed plaster, wooden window frames, and a simple yet generous stone-paved terrace invite you to linger under the pomegranate tree. Here, mornings begin with the scent of jasmine, birdsong, and coffee savored slowly.

Step inside, and the house welcomes you without pretension. Modest but sturdy, it offers everything for a peaceful life. The split-level design, with a subtle step between the entrance and main living space, adds dimension. The living room, kitchen, and dining area flow together naturally, forming a space that invites family and conversation.

At its center stands a brick fireplace—almost as if lifted from a family storybook. It’s more than warmth; it’s the emotional heart of the home, around which life has gently unfolded: armchairs, portraits on the wall, a china cabinet, a dining table draped in lace.

A tall wooden ceiling in its natural tone expands the room with air and light, while large windows connect the interior to the world outside. For a compact home, it is surprisingly bright. The furniture, though simple, carries history. One bedroom is styled as a private suite, with its own access to the courtyard—ideal for quiet retreat.

Even the details whisper kindness. The old outdoor stone sink isn’t just functional—it’s a relic of everyday rituals: washing fresh vegetables, prepping meals on a summer afternoon, watering the garden. The shaded veranda offers the perfect nook for afternoon rest or dinner outdoors. The courtyard, paved and framed by greenery, is practical and filled with possibility. Weathered wooden doors might hide garden tools—or stories waiting to be told.

Of course, the home needs care—cleaning, paint, perhaps surface refreshes. But therein lies its strength: it doesn’t ask you to imagine everything from scratch like a bare plot, nor does it impose the sterile perfection of a modern build. It already has bones, spirit, layout—and even furnishings. It only waits for someone to breathe life back into it.

Letymbou is known for its stone architecture, timeless churches, and rustic landscapes dotted with vineyards and fruit trees. Village life here revolves around charming taverns—like the beloved Letymbou Tavern, where authentic dishes are served with warmth and familiarity. Nature trails and cultural landmarks are just a short drive away—from the Coral Bay coastline to the Akamas Peninsula and Troodos mountains.

Letymbou is a place where tradition is honored and peace is valued. Life here flows at the rhythm of the countryside. The air is pure, the neighbors greet you by name, and the hills seem to shelter you from the rush of the outside world.

Just 12 km north of Paphos and at an elevation of 383 meters, Letymbou enjoys a cooler, more comfortable climate—especially in summer. Living here means you’re close to the city’s amenities—shops, beaches, restaurants, and schools—yet far enough to enjoy tranquility and space.

This is not a home that tries to impress. It is a home made for living—gently, lovingly, and with gratitude for everything it already offers. And if you’ve been dreaming of a house with a soul—this may just be it.

Located in the peaceful village of Letymbou near Paphos, this traditional bungalow is offered at an attractive price. The property comes with Title Deeds, ensuring a clear and safe transfer of ownership.

If you’re looking for a place where you can shape a home full of warmth, character, and story—don’t miss this opportunity. Contact us directly (ask for Mr. Douglas) to learn more about this beautiful property and take the first step into what might become your next chapter.

TITLE DEEDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROPERTY.