Trachypedoula, Paphos, Cyprus

Two Bedroom Traditional Stone House in Trachypedoula with Title Deeds

This very unique traditional village house is nestled in the serene hills of the Paphos District in Trachypedoula village which offers a rare glimpse into the authentic charm of Cypriot rural life. 

Built with local stone and timber, the home reflects the island’s classic architectural style, featuring thick stone walls, and a red-tiled roof that blends harmoniously with the surrounding landscape. As you enter the property you are met with a hallway, leading to 2 double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The internal staircase will lead you to the first floor with spacious open plan kitchen with diner and lounge, from where you will find an access via 2 patio doors to an extensive balcony with mountain views and external steps leading you down to a traditional courtyard with garden boasting vines, lemon and fruit trees. There is also an out building currently used as a storage/workshop with outdoor kitchen and plenty of seating area to enjoy quiet mornings or alfresco dining.

This peaceful retreat is perfect for those seeking a slower pace of life, surrounded by nature and the enduring traditions of a Cypriot village that time has gently preserved.

- 2 double bedrooms (located on the ground floor)

- Spacious open plan kitchen with diner and lounge (on the 1st floor)

- Family bathroom with corner bathtub and plumbing for washing machine 

- Traditional style wooden beam ceilings throughout 

- Ceiling fans fitted

- Electric radiators fitted 

- Steps leading from the 1st floor living area down to the courtyard

- Easy to maintain garden with various fruit trees 

- Outdoor building/shed

- Furnished

- Internal 72 m²

- Plot size 146 m²

- Communal Fees - N/A

- 5 minutes to the nearest shops

- 30 minutes to Paphos Airport

- 40 minutes to Pissouri Beach

- Suitable for Cyprus Permanent Residency

- Energy Efficiency TBC

Trachypedoula is located in the hills above the Diarizos Valley, twenty kilometers east of Paphos and being close to the Troodos mountains, there are fantastic inland views as well as sea views. Traditional village life is still in evidence in Trachypedoula and can be seen in the architecture of the buildings and in the use of oxen for the cultivation of the rough landscape.