This lovely one-bedroom apartment is situated in the prestigious Tombs of the Kings area of Paphos, within easy walking distance of Venus Beach, the seafront promenade, Lidl supermarket and a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities. The property comprises a bright and spacious living area with an open-plan kitchen, a comfortable bedroom and a well-appointed bathroom, all arranged to maximise light and space. A good-sized veranda extends from the living area, providing an ideal spot for outdoor relaxation or al fresco dining. Offered fully furnished, the apartment is ready for immediate use as a permanent residence, holiday home or rental investment. Residents benefit from access to landscaped gardens and two communal swimming pools, while the secure gated entrance ensures peace of mind in one of Paphos’ most established and desirable coastal neighbourhoods


Additional Details

* Floor: 2
* Internal Area: 49.00 m²
* Covered Verandas: 7.00 m²
* Covered Area: 56.00 m²
* Title Deeds: Available
* Parking: Private Parking
* Address: Tombs Of the Kings, Paphos, Cyprus
* Distance From Beach: 800 m
* Distance From Shops: 800 m
* Distance From City Centre: 2.8 Km
* Distance From Airport: 16.9 Km
* Distance From University: 2.8 Km
* Distance From School: 600 m
* Distance From Hospital: 5.2 Km


Tomb of the Kings, Paphos

The Tomb of the Kings in Paphos, Cyprus, is one of the island’s most remarkable archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage location. Dating back to the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BCE to 3rd century CE), this vast necropolis was not a burial ground for actual kings, but for high-ranking officials and aristocrats. The tombs are carved directly into solid rock and feature impressive Doric columns, frescoed walls, and spacious courtyards, reflecting the grandeur and architectural style of the time. Surrounded by a rugged coastal landscape overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the area exudes an aura of ancient mystery and solemn beauty. Today, the Tomb of the Kings stands as a powerful reminder of Cyprus’s rich history, blending archaeological significance with a deeply atmospheric sense of reverence for the past.