A manor-style family house on a hilltop in Anthoupoli. The position is the first thing you notice: the view runs across Nicosia to the green line of the Pedieos linear park, unobstructed.
The ground floor opens from the entrance hall into a formal sitting room and a day room, each with its own fireplace, with the dining room and kitchen beyond, leading to a separate laundry room, storage, a maid's room and a bathroom. A double-aspect staircase rises through the house, and a lift serves the ground and first floor.
The first floor holds four bedrooms and three bathrooms: two of the bedrooms are en suite, with the master bedroom including a veranda and dressing room, and the remaining two sharing a bathroom and a wraparound veranda. There is also an office which features the third fireplace, as well as a linen room. The basement holds a playroom, the plant room and further storage.
Marble and herringbone parquet run through the floors. Heating is oil-fired central, with air conditioning throughout and ceiling fans in places.
Outside there is a swimming pool and a covered outdoor bar, terraces in ceramic and stone paving, a triple covered carport and further storage, within landscaped grounds and a walled garden of mature trees that have had four decades to grow. The Pedieos linear park begins a few minutes' walk from the gate, and the centre of Nicosia is a short drive away with the main road network close at hand.
The house was built in the mid-1980s as a luxury home and has kept that character. It is now in need of modernising.
For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Elit Blue.
