Nexus House

Nexus House: One- and Two-Bedroom Apartments For Sale in Geroskipou, Paphos, Cyprus

Nexus House is a mixed-use building in Geroskipou, on the Paphos coast of Cyprus, offering one- and two-bedroom apartments above a ground-floor retail base. Eight units make up the building in total: two retail units at street level and six apartments across the floors above them, built with basement parking, in-apartment VRV climate control and a photovoltaic system serving the shared areas. The result is a compact, contemporary block, sized to a single street corner in a settled part of town.

Geroskipou: A Working Cypriot Beach Town Three Kilometres from Paphos

Geroskipou sits on the coast immediately east of Paphos town, close enough for a short daily commute but distinct enough to keep its own identity, with its own centre about three kilometres from the building. The town is home to the Church of Agia Paraskevi, a five-domed Byzantine basilica dating to the ninth century and one of only two such five-domed churches surviving on the island, its interior carrying wall paintings from several centuries of continuous use. Geroskipou is also the origin of Loukoumi Geroskipou, the Cypriot confection that in 2008 became the first Cypriot product name granted Protected Geographical Indication status by the European Union, still produced locally using methods dating back to 1895. Away from these landmarks, the town runs along a long sandy beach and promenade, with supermarkets, a school and a health clinic all within a kilometre of Nexus House, the everyday infrastructure of a working town centre.

Distances from Nexus House

The figures below are measured directly from the building, and cover both daily errands and the wider Paphos district:

A Mixed-Use Building With Its Own Ground-Floor Retail

Two retail units sit at street level, separate from the six apartments on the floors above them. That combination gives the building a genuine daytime presence, with activity at ground level and residents on the floors above — a working street frontage uncommon on this stretch of coast. A 25 m² reception area on the ground floor serves the residential entrance, and basement-level parking and storage keep the apartments themselves free of clutter.

Apartment Types: One-Bedroom and Two-Bedroom Layouts

The six apartments split into two sizes, set out below:

The one-bedroom apartments occupy 50 m² each, a practical size for a single owner or a couple. The two-bedroom apartments are larger, at 78 to 79 m², suited to a small family or to owners who want a spare room for guests or a home office. Both types share the same basement parking, storage and building-wide systems, so the difference between the two comes down to floor area and layout, not to build quality or fittings.

Climate Control, Solar Power and Construction Stage

Every apartment is fitted with a VRV system for cooling and heating, engineered to hold down running costs through Cyprus's hot summers and mild winters. A photovoltaic installation covers the building's common-area electricity needs, so lighting, lifts and shared services draw on solar power. Ceilings run three metres clear internally, taller than a standard Cyprus apartment ceiling and noticeably more spacious in practice, particularly in the two-bedroom layouts. Construction on Nexus House is currently under way, with the building taking shape on its Geroskipou plot.

Who Nexus House Suits

Nexus House suits a range of buyers, grounded in what the building itself concretely offers:

• A buyer wanting a low-maintenance coastal base close to everyday services
• A couple or single owner drawn to the one-bedroom layout and its basement parking
• A family needing the extra room the two-bedroom apartments provide
• An owner who values a short run to Paphos International Airport for frequent travel
• A buyer drawn to Geroskipou's own identity, its Byzantine church and loukoumi heritage