Reasons to Consider Apartments for Sale in Larnaca

23 Nov 2016
Situated between Europe, Asia and Africa, Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean. Cyprus is divided into two, the Northern part is Turkish and the Southern part is Greek. Cyprus is reaping the benefits of EU membership and is set to adopt the Euro as its currency in 2008. The stable housing market, combined with an inexpensive high standard of living, means that Cyprus already has a well developed tourist industry that is continuing to grow.



Larnaca is a breathtaking venue as well as an outstanding seaport. The airport just a few kilometres away, making it a convenient location to discover property for sale in Cyprus. Apart from that, the region is full of ancient history. Ayia Phaneromeni the underground chapel, believed to be a pagan grave site going back to the era of the Phoenicians. Lazarus; the brother of Mary and Martha’s who was magnificently raised from the dead is buried beneath the Church of Lazarus in a tomb. Larnaca is also a great place for sports, music, and fine art.
1. Great weather - The weather in Larnaca is typically Mediterranean, with warm summers that last from May to October, and short mild winters. Cyprus is warm and dry for most of the year.
2. Easy to get to - The major airlines fly to Larnaca, and it is approximately 4 hours away from the UK, depending on which airport you fly from. The majorities of Cypriots speak English and are very welcoming.
3. Low Apartment Prices - Apartments for sale in Larnaca is good value for money. Wherever you choose to purchase in Larnaca, there are excellent facilities and natural features such as outstanding views, and fantastic weather which add to the benefits of owning an apartment in Larnaca.  Apartments in Larnaca are available to suit everyone. Whether you are considering investing abroad, or looking to buy an apartment to rent out, choosing an apartment for sale in Cyprus can help you achieve the maximum return on investment.
4. Easy to purchase property - Since Cyprus joined the European Union in 2004, it has become easier to for non-Cypriots to purchase properties on the island. The leading Cypriot banks can now offer mortgages to non-Cypriots and property bought by non-Cypriots can also be rented out.
5. Plenty to do - If you thought that Larnaca was all about beaches and the nightlife of Ayia Napa, you will be pleasantly surprised to know that there really is something for everyone. Larnaca offers a whole range of activities, from water sports such as windsurfing, scuba diving and paragliding, to nature trails, skiing on Mount Olympus and fishing. There are also many villages to visit, which have their own local traditions and delicacies.
6. Golf - Despite being fairly new to Larnaca, excellent golf facilities and the fantastic weather are attracting many visitors to the island. There are 3 championship golf courses, Aphrodite Hills, Tsada and Secret Valley near Paphos, and more golf courses are planned. Larnaca is a popular destination for golfing holidays and beginning to rival Portugal and Spain.
7. History - Cyprus has almost 10,000 years of history and is the island is home to many important archaeological sites and finds, including tombs, castles, and forts. Cyprus offers a wealth of places to visit and explore, from the Tombs of the Kings in Tamassos, to the Archaeological Museum in Larnaca.
8. Stability - Since 2004, Cyprus has been a member of the EU, and has close cultural, political and economic ties with other member countries. Despite the ongoing dispute between the Turkish Northern half of the island, and the Greek South, EU Membership has brought about improved stability and increased future investment. Now is an excellent time to invest in apartments for sale in Larnaca.
9. Different sorts of property - Typical property for sale in Larnaca includes apartments, villas and townhouses. Villas are larger than apartments, and some even have their own private swimming pool. Townhouses are also larger than apartments and as their name suggests found in towns.
10. Food and drink - Food in Cyprus is typically mainly Greek, but there any many dishes influenced by Italian, African and Asian cuisine. Wine has been made in Cyprus since at least 1000BC, and Cyprus’s Commandaria wine is the oldest continually produced wine in the world. Some experts believe that the cultivation of grapes for wine began in Cyprus over 4,000 years ago. Over the last few years, modern production methods have drastically improved the quality of Cypriot wine, and today it is exported all over the world.
More and more visitors are choosing to invest in apartments in Larnaca and making Cyprus their home, even if it is just for part of the year thanks to warm summers and mild winters. Excellent facilities and a wide range of activities ranging from playing golf to learning about the history of civilisation through archeology are just some of the many reasons to consider apartments for sale in Larnaca.
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