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Immaculate 6 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Dromolaxia, Larnaca, Larnaca

1,640,000 EUR      1,410,400 GBP 1,771,200 USD

Details

Recently and substantially reduced in price, this superb 6 bedroom villa, with the option of 2 additional bedrooms, is located in a quiet setting in Dromolaxia, close to Larnaca.

Ground floor: a choice of formal and informal living and dining areas, large modern fitted and equipped kitchen, separate utility room, TV/games room, guest WC, maids room and office or bedroom.

First floor: master bedroom with a private en-suite with a Jacuzzi and walk in wardrobe, 4 further bedrooms, 2 with en-suite facilities, a family bathroom and storage units.

Outside: large private swimming pool with its own free standing brick pump house situated at the rear of the property, covered verandas that wrap round the rear of the property and a built-in barbecue area all set in landscaped gardens.

- 6 double bedrooms
- Master bedroom with en-suite facilities and walk in wardrobe
- Open plan living/dining room (formal)
- Open plan living/dining room (informal)
- Fully fitted kitchen
- Utility room
- Family bathroom
- Guest WC
- Games room
- Maids room
- Centralised air conditioning system throughout
- Underfloor heating
- Log burner
- Featured fireplace
- Parquet flooring
- Furnished
- Private pool (overflow)
- Automated entrance
- Barbecue area
- Plot 5,376m2
- Internal 465m2
- 1 minute to Larnaca International Airport
- 2 minutes to local shops and amenities
- 10 minutes to sea and beach
- 60 minutes to golf course
- Suitable for Cyprus Permanent Residency
- Energy efficiency TBC

Dromolaxia is a village of the Larnaka district and, together with the neighbouring village of Meneou; they have formed the Municipality of Larnaka since October 2011.

The Municipality of Dromolaxia is about 8km from Larnaka. Dromolaxia was formerly called "Vromolaxia", this name is due to the fact that some "vromi" meaning oats, once cultivated in the area. However, the name Vromolaxia was considered offensive to the inhabitants and so the village was renamed Dromolaxia.

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