Villa for sale

Reference No: HP3121

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque town of Yeni-Bogazici lies an unparalleled gem of modern living – a stunning 3+1 property that offers not just a home, but a lifestyle. Prepare to be captivated as we unveil this exquisite residence, where elegance meets comfort, and every detail has been meticulously crafted to perfection.

The Property

Ground Floor

Open plan kitchen & Lounge: 8.6m² x 5.5m²

Large open plan kitchen & lounge with ceramic flooring, fitted kitchen cabinets with black marble worktop. One big sliding door leading to the back of the property to a large balcony and a private pool, where you can enjoy a nice sunbathing and quality time with the family.

Cloak Room: 1.3m² x 2m²

Fitted with a toilet, a sink, and a window.

First floor

Main bedroom: 4.2m² x 3.4m²

A double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, wooden flooring and sliding doors with a balcony overviewing the surroundings.

Bedroom 2: 4.2m² x 3.1m²

A double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, wooden flooring and a sliding door leading to a terrace overviewing the pool and the back of the property.

Bedroom 3: 4.2m² x 3m²

Another double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, wooden flooring and a sliding door leading to a terrace overviewing the pool and the back of the property.

Family Bathroom: 2.5m² x 1.8m²

Equipped with a W.C, walk-in shower and a sink.

Rental Potential:

Short term: £150 - £200 per night

Long term: £1,500 per month

The Region

Yenibogazici

YeniBogaziçi, located in the North of Famagusta, is one of the active tourism areas of the TRNC with its Sea, Forest and ancient ruins found in the region. With it’s primary schools, YeniBogaziçi Park, Pulya Festival area, Salamis Forest, Salamis ancient city and the unique sea of the Mediterranean Sea.

YeniBogaziçi, which is the rising value of Famagusta with its unique culture and life, is also one of the rare places that has the title of Cittaslow (Quiet City). It is possible to easily access organic and fresh foods produced by the people of the region from the Cittaslow Village Market and eat healthy.

The Salamis Area

The ancient city of Salamis became the capital of Cyprus as far back as 1100 BC. The city shared the destiny of the rest of the island during the successive occupations by the various dominant powers of the Near East, viz. the Assyrians, Egyptians, Persians, and Romans. The ancient site covers an area of one square mile extending along the seashore. There is still a large area awaiting excavation and this is forested with mimosa, pine, and eucalyptus trees. The amphitheater at Salamis originally held over 15,000 people. Modern concerts are still held there today. Next to the ruins of Salamis, Silver Beach is an ideal spot to combine a bit of culture and some serious sun-worshipping.