Cozy Stone house with Sea view (Anogyra)

The house is located in the heart of Anogyra Village with classic architecture of the region. A 120sq.m house can accommodates up to 6 people. The ground floor is an open plan area with fully equipped kitchen, living and dining area, WC and a bedroom. On the 1st floor there are 2 bedrooms with common bathroom and a terrace of 22sq.m. The house has cover veranda, nice back yard with sea view, sitting and dining area and all the BBQ equipment. Wi-Fi / A/C and satellite TV. The space The house is located in the heart of Anogyra Village, a Cypriot white stone house classic architecture of the region. The house is 120sq.m and accommodates up to 6 people. On the ground floor is an open plan area with fully equipped kitchen, living and dining area, WC and one bedroom. On the 1st floor there are 2 spacious bedrooms, with King and Queen Size beds, with one common luxurious bathroom. On 1st floor there is a nice and chilled terrace of 22sq.m. The house has a 25sq.m. cover veranda with a nice back yard with both sea and mountain view. The back yard has sitting and dining area and all the BBQ equipments for cooking. Wireless Internet connection and satellite TV with more than 1000 channels are provided to our guests. Each area of the house has its own new A/C units both for heating and cooling. The House is located 250m from the main square of the village, with private parking space for up to 3 cars. Other things to note Also, Anogyra belong to the wine villages region with special routes and wine distilleries in nearby region. On the village is operating a Swimming pool bar, 5' walk from the house. In the centre of the village stands the old church of Archangel Michael with a magnificent sundial over the south entrance. The church’s other entrance is built in the gothic style. The woodcut women’s loft is unique in its kind in the Greek Orthodox Church. There are valuable old icons in the church, the “iconostasi” (icon screen) will impress the visitor with its gold-filled carvings and its venerable, old icons. The Church precinct is decorated by two trees of the Moracea family – very rare in Cyprus. They look like sycamores and are in fact a pair, male and female, since only one of them produces fruits. The name of the trees is “Maclura Pomifera” (osage orange or hedge apple) and the yellow-green fruits have a diameter of up to 15 centimetres and are used for handicraft purposes. The most impressive part of the village is the large paved central plaza surrounded by traditional, stone-made houses. A stone-made spring with a Mediaeval sculpture, considered to be one of the very few found in Cyprus, stands at the upper part of the plaza.