Paphos, Tsada, Cyprus

At its heart, Minthis is about enrichment; the timeless spirit of the landscape offers true escapism, where time is a treasure to be spent recharging and reconnecting. The pioneering architecture is light-filled and energising, designed to frame soul-stirring panoramas and connect residents with the refined simplicity of authentic Cypriot life. Resting in a breath taking hilltop location, overlooking charming villages, majestic mountains and vineyards under an endless sky, Minthis redefines holistic living. At this residential retreat, embraced by herb-scented breezes and panoramic views, every home is a masterpiece, every breath is restorative and every moment is beautiful. By day, fill your hours with adventure, from golf, mountain biking, horse riding to the nature trails, shop and socialise in The Plateia or immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the hillside, where sophisticated wellness facilities and peaceful pathways take you to another level of well being. By night, sip local wine to live music and lose yourself in the velvet tarpaulin of sky studded with infinite stars.

This represents an excellent investment opportunity.

Tsada is quite a large village located only eight kilometers from Pano Paphos yet set high above sea level therefore the temperatures are extremely different, during the hot and humid season the difference in temperate can be 6 degrees. Many golf enthusiasts reside in Tsada as it boasts one of Cyprus’s leading golf courses, Minthis' Hills previously known as Tsada Golf Course, the first ever created in Cyprus. If golf is your passion then within only a thirty minute drive you can reach the newest golf course called Elea and Secret Valley and the world renown Aphrodite Hills Golf Clubs also. The history of Tsada goes back 500 years ago although the village itself has no significant architectural character and very few properties were constructed in the traditional way. The village is famous as it was the home village of EOKA national hero Evagoras Pallikarides. Just outside the village is a 12th century chapel that used to be a part of a Monastery. The village does have a bus service that links both Paphos and Polis/Latchi on a daily basis. Being only minutes into Paphos you can find all amenities including supermarkets, shops, banks and so much more.