Aphrodite Hills Villas
€1440000 to €2985000
Stunning Cyprus Villas in Aphrodite Hills
Aphrodite Hills offers an exciting selection of luxury villa styles and designs. Each style is designed to complement the beautiful landscapes of the resort, combining the sympathetic architectural touches that have become such a feature of Aphrodite Hills, with all the comforts of contemporary living. Spacious villas offer light-filled living areas, generously sized balconies and terraces and private gardens, making Mediterranean indoor and alfresco living a real pleasure in these beauteous holiday villas to rent.
A selection of pre-designed spec villas are available for sale on the following plots:
- Villa 134/135: Villa Artemis
Price: Reserved Bedrooms: 4 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 159: New Design
Price: €1,828,000 Bedrooms: 4/5 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 160/161: Villa Selene
Price: €2,819,900 Bedrooms: 4 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 243/244: Villa Thetis
Price: €2,985,000 Bedrooms: 5 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 308: Villa Melpo
Price: €1,442,000 Bedrooms: 2 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 343/344: New Design
Price: €2,678,000 Bedrooms: 4 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa
The following pre-designed spec villas are also available for sale and qualify for our Rental Guarentee Program.
- Villa 366: Villa Rhea
Bedrooms: 3 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 220: Villa Thalia
Bedrooms: 3 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 367: Villa Rhea
Bedrooms: 3 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 369: Villa Hera
Bedrooms: 4 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 386: Villa Danae
Bedrooms: More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 358: Villa Serena
Bedrooms: 3 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa - Villa 309: Villa Eleni
Bedrooms: 4 More details on this Aphrodite Hills Villa
The following plots can be built with the customer's choice of villa design:
- Plot 179 Price: €495,000
- Plot 180 Price: €509,000
- Plot 181 Price: €568,000
- Plot 306 Price: €528,000
- Plot 307 Price: €504,000
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Plot 353 Price: €619,000
THESEUS VILLAGE OFFER - REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
1 Bedroom Apartment CD11 €312,000
2 Bedroom Apartment BK02 €436,500
LIFE STYLE OFFER:
The perfect choice for owners who will be staying on resort frequently:
2 years of free golf single membership
10 weeks of complimentary stay at a Suite at the Intercontinental Hotel – Time
limit 2 years
50 coupons of complimentary treatments at the Spa – Time limit 2 years
50 coupons valued at Euro100 each for food and beverage at any of the
restaurants / bar, hotel of the resort – Time limit 2 years.
MORTGAGE COVER AND ADMIN FEES:
For the first year of the mortgage, the developer will fund:
Stamp Duty Fees - Legal Fees - 100% Capital and Interest for one year
This assumes mortgage approval.
MORTGAGE HOLIDAY FOR PROPERTIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION:
The mortgage holiday is for up to 2 years during construction.
Eg: Purchaser buys a property off plan and assuming mortgage approval and
delivery of the property is in 2 years time, then there will be no instalment
(capital and interest) payments during this time.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT EXPENSES:
Lanitis Development will cover the cost for:
Service charge – garden and swimming pool maintenance – administration fees
for a period of 24 months
RENTAL GUARANTEE: FOR TWO YEARS
On selected Theseus Village and private Villas
5% guaranteed income for 2 years
Property fully furnished and fitted to the highest standard
Fully landscaped
Property management, utilities and maintenance expenses fully paid
6 weeks annual private use for 2 year guaranteed income
(annual property taxes, resort common expenses & insurance payable by owner)
MORTGAGE FACILITY FOR ALL PROPERTIES: (for qualifying applicants)
Up to 80% mortgage facility
Maximum 40 years to re-pay
Current preferential interest rate 4.75%
No penalty for early repayment
Low arrangement fee of 0.55% of loan amount
Mortgage in Euros or Swiss Francs
The only way to truly assess the value of becoming an owner at Aphrodite Hills is to visit, and we will be pleased to arrange this for you. At this time all offers will be discussed fully.
Please note that offers can be changed or withdrawn without notice.
For further information please telephone 0044 (0)1202 765011, email sales@selectresorts.co.uk or click on the Enquiry button above. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Aphrodite Hills is set 300 metres above sea level overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the warm sun. In a superb location this multi-award winning resort is just two minutes drive from the main Limassol-Paphos highway. Paphos is just a short drive away and other towns are also easily accessible. Secluded and tranquil, the resort is surrounded by protected forest land on which development is prohibited. This is truly a place in which to escape the pressures of today's world!
Situated on two plateaux and separated by a ravine, the western side provides the resort’s central facilities including the Village Square, the Intercontinental Hotel and the community villages of apartments and townhouses. The eastern side of the ravine is the setting for the individual villas with pools each set on a private plot.
Golf Course, Club and Academy
There is an 18-hole championship golf course, double ended 350 metre practice range, four target greens with bunkers, short game practice facilities, three academy hole (1 x Par 3, 2 x Par 4), two resident professional golf instructors, a large and inviting clubhouse with bar and restaurant facilities and a terrace overlooking the 18th green. The Pro shop offers the latest fashions in golf apparel and golf equipment from leading manufacturers. Select Resorts would be delighted to book your golf for you if you have booked accommodation with us within the Aphrodite Hills Resort.
Four-course Tennis Academy
For those feeling energetic the floodlit tennis courts are centrally located, near the Spa.
State of the art Roman Spa ‘The Retreat’
Located in the heart of the resort, The Retreat Spa offers a haven of calm and tranquility. Facilities include a 20m heated pool and sun deck overlooking the sea, treatment rooms, thermae experience, changing rooms with sauna and steam rooms and a health club. Special Spa Package Rates are available to all clients who pre-book accommodation with Select Resorts.
The Village Square
This is the focus of daily living in Aphrodite Hills and is set in the heart of the resort. The facilities currently open here include an information centre, cash machine, mini market and shops. A selection of bars and restaurants is available including a traditional Mediterranean tavern, Pizza & Pasta restaurant, Asian Corner restaurant, Kafenio/Ouzeri, Pub & Bar and a Coffee Shop.
Beach Club
The Beach Club is set on a sandy beach just a short drive from the hotel, where there are complimentary sunbeds and towels accompanied by the hotel’s 5 star service. There is a shuttle service on an hourly basis, which operates from the hotel. This service is complimentary for hotel guests or CYP£5 per person for villa/apartment residents. Pre-booking at least 24-hours in advance is essential with the Hotel Concierge.
Multi-Purpose Court
This specially designed, large outdoor area is available for a range of sports. Enjoy a game of volleyball, basketball or mini football and get fit in the fresh air whilst having fun!
Kid’s Club and Playground
A children’s playground, kid's club and video games area are all located at the Village Square. They offer indoor and outdoor play areas for including activities and games for children 3 to 12 years old. There is also a games room for teenagers. Extra Kid’s Club facilities are also to be found within the hotel premises for hotel guests. Please note that there is a fee for using some of these services.
Mini-Golf
The mini golf facilities are located in front of the Village Square. A number of mini golf lanes are available for young golf lovers.
Horse Riding
The stables are located in the forested land of ‘Lakkos tou Frangou’, an area just to the north of the resort. Pony rides and lessons are available.
Nature Walks/Trails
Located within the dramatic ravine that separates the resort into two, the 3km long path features varied flora and fauna and an interesting and sometimes spectacular geology. Over 150 plants and 60 animal species have been recorded.
Biking Trails
Asphalted biking trails are available within the Resort. For more challenging tours, rugged trails are available within the forestry land of ‘Lakkos tou Frangou’ or very close to the resort towards ‘Aphrodite’s Rock’. Bike rental is available at the Village Square.
Please ask a member of our sales team for further details on any of the above activities and facilities.
The island of Cyprus has welcomed visitors for centuries and today it is a vibrant and colourful Mediterranean destination with year round sunshine and natural hospitality creating a unique environment for visitors. In addition to the familiar attractions of the sea, beaches and watersports, the island's scenery is delightfully varied and in the spring the hillsides and fields are ablaze with colourful wild flowers.
APHRODITE'S ROCK: on the south coast of the island, on one of the most beautiful beaches, lies 'Petra tou Romiou' as it's known in Cyprus, the location where Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty and love, was said to have emerged from the sea. Aphrodite's Rock is a massive chunk of stone that marks the spot.
LARNACA: an hour's drive from Aphrodite Hills, this holiday town is lined by a palm-fringed, Miami-style seafront promenade, backed by restaurants and fronted by Phinikoudes, a long, sandy beach. For a quieter beach on the outskirts of town, try McKenzie with water sports and tavernas too. Visit the 'lace' village of Pano Lefkara in the foothills of the Troodos, a short drive from Larnaka, Lefkare lace is renowned for the use of it's famous 'river' pattern, which even appears in the tablecloth of Da Vinci's Last Supper. The Pierdies Museum in the old town of Larnaka houses a collection of artefacts from all over the island including Ancient Greek vases and Byzantine glassware. Then there's the Hala Sultan Tekke, which is one of the few Muslim pilgrimage sites left in Greek Cyprus, and is set amongst palm trees on the other side of Larnaka's salt lake.
LIMASSOL: just 30 minutes drive away, this town is largely modern, but en-route travelling from Paphos it is worth visiting the ruins of Kourion. These consist of a restored Greek amphitheatre, which hosts a Shakespeare Festival in the summer, and another ruined Byzantine basilica, which occupies a dizzying cliff-top position. Nearby is the Crusader castle of Kolossi, which is set amongst vineyards that grow the grapes for the delicious Commandaria wine. It is interesting to stroll along the streets of Limasol Old Town, which has a variety of small tourist shops and roadside cafes. Visit the Cyprus Handicraft Shop for beautiful ceramics, lace, basketry, embroidery and other items made by traditional craftspeople from around the island. Also the castle, which is now a museum, and the old Carob factory, which has been recently renovated and the Time Elevator which shows the history of Cyprus in a fun and interesting way - well worth a visit.
NICOSIA: one hour away, this 1000 year old capital should be on every visitor's agenda. It lies roughly in the centre of the island, within easy reach of other towns. A walk through the old city is to step backwards in time. Narrow streets and old houses with ornate balconies jut from weather beaten sandstone walls, and craftsmen in small workshops practice trades unchanged for centuries. There are many unique places of interest left from the ancient times, the present Nicosia is also a dynamic metropolitan city with an attractive modern look and some excellent shops and restaurants.
PAPHOS: the first stop simply has to be the Paphos Mosaics uncovered by a farmer back in the 1960s. The Roman floors are decorated with priceless, colourful mosaics which depict Dionysus giving the secret of wine to man of the Minotaur in his Labyrinth and many others. Also worth a visit is Kyriaki Church in the center of Paphos, ruins of 4th century and 12th century churches are located beside the 15th century Orthodox Ayia Kyriaki. This Byzantine church became a mosque during the Ottoman rule, reverted to the Christian Orthodox for 300 years and is now home to both the Anglican and Catholic communities of Paphos! Paphos' best beach is Coral Bay. This is a beautiful, sandy horseshoe-shaped bay just outside Paphos. It is easily reached by car, has a cafe on the beach and clear, calm waters. The beach slopes gradually, so is safe for children. The major shops in Kato Paphos are tourist-orientated, but it is interesting to visit the harbour in the evening and stroll along to the fort. There are many restaurants nearby offering a wide variety of reasonably priced menus.
PISSOURI VILLAGE: at one time Pissouri village, on the hill, had a fishing jetty a few kilometres away down the hill, known as Pissouri jetty. Now they are two distinct communities, Pissouri village and Pissouri Beach. The total population in the summer is said to reach around 1100 people, about half of whom are Cypriots, the rest foreign, mainly British, residents and visitors. Pissouri has managed to retain it's traditional Cypriot character, while adapting very successfully to welcome visitors. There has been a limited amount of, mostly, well judged development in and around the village. Visitors can find almost anything they want in Pissouri - there are several shops and just every need is available. As far as tavernas, restaurants and bars are concerned, there is an amazing number and variety - and they are all good, serving food and drink of exceptional quality. There are also two banks in Pissouri village square. During the summer there is a weekly 'Cyprus night' in the lovely traffic free village square, with dancing and music. Although the idea is perhaps that it provides entertainment for the visitors to Pissouri, it is also true that a significant number of those present every week are the villagers themselves, thus it really is a true Cyprus night.
TROODOS: while most tourism is concentrated around the coastal resorts, the interior of the island offers a charm of its own. An hour's drive away are the undulating hillsides of the Troodos and Makheras mountains, spotted with hundreds of tiny villages which, especially in summer, offer a cool retreat from the hustle and bustle of the beaches. In winter the same mountains offer the option of an alpine style holiday. The hightest point of the Troodos range is Mount Olympus (1,952 metres) easily discernible from almost any place on the island, a little below it stands Troodos village, which has a few hotels and restaurants, and an expanding ski area resort with four pistes - two beginners' slopes and intermediate and advanced runs on the north face.
