Stone House with 2 Bedrooms, Panoramic Views and Autonomous Systems | Property ID:HFR3PS_O08

Stone House with 2 Bedrooms, Panoramic Views and Autonomous Systems

*Traditional bungalow-style house for sale in Statos village, Paphos region, Cyprus *

Cyprus property with Title Deeds, fully ready for living!

The appeal of this house reveals itself through the texture of old stone, the shade cast by the large trees in front of the facade, the natural coolness of its thick walls, and that particular sense of peace that can only be found far from dense urban surroundings.

This stone-built, single-handedly bungalow is located in the village of Statos, surrounded by the natural landscapes of the mountainous Paphos region. Statos itself is known for its picturesque setting and traditional rural character, where everyday life has remained closely connected to nature and the rhythm of the local countryside.

The house offers approximately 75 m² of covered area and stands on a 520 m² plot. Yet the space around it feels far more generous thanks to the open landscape: village gardens stretch out in front, rolling hills unfold in the distance, and beyond them the sea can be seen along the horizon. It is the kind of view that cannot be treated as mere scenery — it naturally becomes part of daily life.

The exterior has preserved the character of an authentic Cypriot country home. Pale natural stone, substantial walls, timber structural elements and the deliberately simple roofline create an architectural image that would be difficult to reproduce convincingly in a modern new-build property. One of the most expressive details is the old stone portal with its heavy wooden beam — an architectural feature that seems to continue telling the story of the house and gives it a distinctly individual identity.

In front of the façade, a long outdoor sitting area has been arranged beside a neat green lawn. With chairs already placed there, the space naturally feels like a summer living room. A large mature tree provides welcome shade, while the garden extending down the slope strengthens the feeling of having a private rural retreat of your own. It is easy to imagine slow mornings here with a cup of coffee, when the first thing you look at is not your phone, but the mountains and the distant blue line of the sea.

Inside, the atmosphere changes, yet the old character of the house remains very much alive. The open-plan layout brings together the kitchen, dining area and living space, allowing one part of the home to flow naturally into the next. Light-colored walls make the interior feel more spacious, while dark timber beams add clear graphic definition. In places, exposed stonework has been deliberately left visible, reminding you of the building’s origins and creating an appealing contrast with the more contemporary furnishings.

The kitchen is arranged with everyday practicality in mind. Black-and-white cabinetry, generous work surfaces, full household appliances and a dedicated dining area create a comfortable space for daily living. Large windows bring in plenty of natural light, while the open-plan arrangement means that preparing a meal never separates you from what is happening in the living room.

The living area is more interesting than it may seem at first glance. The house already has personality: leather sofas, artwork, rugs, books, unusual decorative pieces and contrasting dark elements give it the warmth of a genuinely lived-in home. The fireplace becomes the natural heart of the room — a particularly valuable feature in a mountain setting, where winter evenings take on an entirely different quality beside a real source of warmth.

The two bedrooms continue the same calm, slightly bohemian atmosphere. In one of them, a wooden bed beneath a mosquito net sits especially naturally beside the stone details and dark beams. The layout does not feel overly formal; the rooms are used freely and can gradually evolve with the needs, habits and tastes of a new owner.

The property’s autonomy deserves particular attention. The house is equipped with a solar water-heating system and a new photovoltaic installation providing its own electricity. According to the information supplied, it is designed as a fully off-grid home, with its own power and its own water supply. For a buyer looking for greater independence from conventional urban infrastructure and a more self-sufficient way of life, this is a significant advantage.

The house can be enjoyed almost immediately, while still leaving plenty of scope to adapt it gradually to personal taste. At the same time, the plot offers room for future changes and expansion — a rare combination of a ready-to-live-in home and genuine potential for new ideas.

This is neither a museum-like old house nor an anonymous modern building. Its owners have preserved architectural treasures from the past while adapting the property to present-day life. Perhaps that is why it is so easy to imagine someone closing the door of a city apartment one day, arriving here in the evening, lighting the fire and suddenly realizing that the silence surrounding the house is not an absence of something at all — it is a form of luxury in its own right.

Located in the picturesque village of Statos, in the suburban area of Paphos, Cyprus, this traditional stone house is offered for sale fully furnished at an attractive price. The property is ready for living and comes with Title Deeds, allowing for a smooth transfer of ownership to the new buyer.

TITLE DEEDS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROPERTY.