Georgia 12

Apartments For Sale in Geroskipou, Paphos, Cyprus

Georgia 12 A & B is a development of 18 apartments for sale in Geroskipou, a residential suburb bordering Paphos town on the south-west coast of Cyprus. The apartments are arranged across two matching blocks, Block A and Block B, each rising three floors and each built to Energy Efficiency Class A. Construction is currently under way.

The location sits inside Geroskipou itself, close to the older part of Paphos, putting daily shops, schools and services within a short walk or a few minutes' drive.

Block A and Block B: Two Matching Buildings

The development is built as two separate blocks, Block A and Block B, each rising three floors. Both blocks share an identical internal layout: every floor in each block repeats the same three apartment types, so the two blocks mirror one another unit for unit.

The price changes floor by floor within each block, reflecting the usual premium attached to a higher position in the building. A buyer choosing between Block A and Block B is choosing between two versions of the same floor plan, in different physical positions within the same small development.

One-Bedroom and Two-Bedroom Apartments: Sizes and Layout Counts

The 18 apartments split into three distinct layouts, repeated identically across both blocks.

Included Parking, Storage and Class A Construction

Every apartment comes with a covered veranda and built-in wardrobes as standard. Covered parking and a dedicated storage room are included with selected units, with the option to add an electric vehicle charging point later on.

The building itself is constructed to Energy Efficiency Class A. Buyers who want additional comfort can add underfloor heating or a solar panel system as optional upgrades at purchase, tailoring the running costs of the finished apartment to their own preferences.

• Covered veranda on every apartment
• Built-in wardrobes
• Covered parking (selected units)
• Dedicated storage room (selected units)
• Optional underfloor heating
• Optional solar panel system
• Provision for an electric vehicle charger
• Energy Efficiency Class A construction

Geroskipou: A Paphos Suburb With Its Own History, Cyprus

Geroskipou takes its name from the Greek for 'sacred garden', a reference to gardens once dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite that tradition places on this stretch of coastline in antiquity, on the route ancient pilgrims took toward the sanctuary at Palaipafos. Today the area is a residential suburb of around 8,500 people, sitting immediately east of Paphos town and largely continuous with it.

The older village centre is built around the Church of Agia Paraskevi, a five-domed Byzantine basilica dating to the ninth century and one of only two churches of this design anywhere on the island, with wall paintings spanning several centuries inside. A handful of workshops nearby still make loukoumi, the local Cypriot confection, by methods that have changed little in a hundred years.

Away from these historic pockets, Geroskipou today is an everyday residential district, with supermarkets, schools and services reachable on foot and the wider amenities of Paphos town close by.

Travel Times From Geroskipou

Each travel time below is measured from the development's own position in Geroskipou, using the shortest realistic driving route to that destination.

Who Should Consider These Apartments

With three layouts repeated across two blocks, this development gives a buyer several genuine options within one small site. The 60 m² and 64 m² one-bedroom apartments suit a single buyer, a couple, or an investor after a smaller, lower-maintenance home close to Paphos town. The 106 m² two-bedroom apartments give a couple or small family the extra room of a second bedroom and bathroom, within the same walkable suburb.

Because Block A and Block B repeat the identical mix of layouts, a buyer choosing a specific floor or aspect still has access to every unit type on offer elsewhere in the development. The apartments are still under construction, so a buyer today is purchasing ahead of completion, weighing the off-plan timeline against the chance to select a preferred floor and block before the building is finished.