Apartment for sale in Girne/Kyrenia, Cyprus

Located just minutes from Girne's charming old town and historic harbour, this property offers convenient access to all amenities. Situated only 20 minutes from Alsancak to the west and Catalkoy to the east, with quick access to the new road to Nicosia leading to the airport. You'll also find yourself within walking distance of the Girne Belediye open market.
Inside, the home features a spacious lounge that flows seamlessly into a semi-open kitchen area equipped with modern fittings, white goods, ample storage units, and a practical workspace. The combined dining area adds to the functional layout.
The property boasts three generously sized bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes, with the master bedroom featuring an ensuite bathroom. Additionally, there is a well-appointed family bathroom for added convenience.

• 80m2 internal area
• Exchange title deed
• Completed 2006
• Title deed in the previous owner's name VAT paid
• Communal swimming pool
• Furnished

• Ground floor
• 3 bedrooms
• 1 ensuite
• 1 family bathroom

• Fully fitted kitchen
• Kitchen appliances
• Air conditioning x 3 or 4
• Coving
• Great for permanent living or for rental potential

• Living/dining room: 5.04m x 4.15m
• Kitchen/breakfast room: 3.88m x 3.8m
• Master bedroom: 3.15m x 3.68m
• En-suite: 2.04m x 1.99m
• Bedroom 2: 4.02m x 3.8m
• Bedroom 3: 3.53m x 3.17m
• Family Bathroom: 3.04m x 0.94m

Kyrenia, also known as Girne in Turkish, is renowned for its natural beauty, deep historical roots, and cultural significance, serving as a pivotal hub for commerce and tourism. Nestled amidst the breathtaking backdrop of the Five Finger Mountains, its pristine sandy beaches are gently lapped by the warm, clear waters of the Mediterranean.
Within this historic city lies a treasure trove of historical landmarks, including Kyrenia Castle, the Shipwreck Museum, Bellapais Abbey, and Hilarion Castle, each bearing witness to centuries of civilisations that have been captivated by Kyrenia's rich cultural tapestry and sought to leave their mark upon it.