Four Bedroom Villa For Sale in Psematismenos with Title Deeds

***PRICE REDUCTION!!! (was €360.000)***

This detached, four bedroom villa is set on a large plot in a quiet residential area within the district of Psematismenos, near to the stunning hills and a short distance to Zygi .Outside, the property has a private covered drive that can accommodate 3 cars, a large front veranda with seating area, and to the rear of the property a beautiful spacious garden with a separate pergola covered seating area with that important outdoor entertaining. Inside there is a airy open plan kitchen, living and dining area with a working feature log burner, a guest WC and a double bedroom. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, one having access to a private balcony with an amazing sea view and a family bathroom.

- 4 double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes

- Open plan living, kitchen and dining area

- Working feature log burner

- Fully fitted kitchen

- Downstairs guest WC

- Newly installed air conditioning throughout

- Shutters on all windows

- Covered private parking for 3 cars

- Dining kiosk with BBQ / Kleftiko oven

- Large outdoor storage unit

- Installed working alarm system

- Full Wi-Fi

- Private well for garden irrigation

- Furnished

- Internal 91 m²

- Balcony 11 m²

- Plot 430 m²

- 5 minutes to local shops and amenities

- 5 minutes to Zygi Marina

- 30 seconds to nearest beach and sea 

- 15 minutes to Larnaca International Airport

- Easy access to the highway

- Suitable for Cyprus Permanent Residency

- Energy Efficiency TBC

Psmatismenos Psevdas

Psevdas is a village of Larnaca province and is a crossroads of three cities, Larnaca, Nicosia and Limassol. Its geographical location allows easy transit to all the cities of Cyprus. It borders the villages of Agia Anna, Mosfiloti, Lympia and Pyrga. It is a semi-mountainous area and is surrounded by mountains and several small hills. The largest mountain is Apidaki, located to the south of Psevdas. The name was taken from wild pears that were there or from the shape that looks like a pear giant. To the northwest of the village is Mount Mallouthkiatis, to the north is Rominos and Misikipos and to the east of the village are the Aspra Ori (Mountains). Their name was taken from their soil, which is white. The village is green, rich in vegetation. It has many beautiful and large trees and wild bushy vegetation. In the village of Psevdas, the church of Agios Ioannis Theologos, who is also the patron saint of the village, was built exactly 109 years ago. On the site where today's church is located, there was

another smaller of the 17th century AD. From this, the sacred gospels of 1637 AD was found and 1763 AD also, the old icon of St. John the Theologian, dating back to the 16th-17th centuries AD.