Plus 70-71

Plus 70-71: One- and Two-Bedroom Apartments in Larnaca, Cyprus

Plus 70-71 is a development of one- and two-bedroom apartments for sale in the Agioi Anargyroi quarter of Larnaca, on the south-east coast of Cyprus. It consists of two separate four-storey apartment buildings on the same plot, positioned next to the Era Department Store (the former Debenhams) in a settled residential quarter north-west of Larnaca's centre.

Two Buildings, One- and Two-Bedroom Layouts

The development is made up of two independent apartment buildings, each rising four floors, with one-bedroom apartments on the lower levels and two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments above. Most of the one-bedroom stock across both buildings has already sold. What remains available now is two-bedroom apartments on the third and fourth floors — larger units with more living space and, on the upper levels, wider views over the surrounding district. Every apartment follows the same core layout: a living and kitchen area, one or two bedrooms with matching bathrooms, and a balcony. Neither building carries a shared pool, gym or landscaped grounds — the two blocks sit on a straightforward residential plot, and the appeal comes down to the apartment itself and its address, without resort-style extras. That keeps the build focused and the running costs of shared facilities off the service charge, which matters to buyers planning to rent the units out long-term.

Agioi Anargyroi: A Residential Quarter North-West of Larnaca Centre

Agioi Anargyroi is one of the municipal quarters of Larnaca, split into Agioi Anargyroi I and II and lying north and north-west of the old town. It takes its name from the parish church of Agioi Anargyroi on Spyrou Kyprianou Avenue, around 300 metres from the development. The quarter is mainly residential, with mid-rise apartment buildings and shops for everyday needs; groceries, schools and tavernas are a short walk or drive away. The Era Department Store, the former Debenhams, stands on the same avenue right next to the development, and Larnaca General Hospital lies about two kilometres to the south-west. The Finikoudes seafront promenade and the old town are roughly 2.5 kilometres to the south-east.

Larnaca as a Base in Cyprus

Larnaca is Cyprus's third-largest city and home to Larnaca International Airport, the island's busiest airport by passenger numbers and the main gateway for international arrivals. A real, working city with direct flight access minutes away is part of what sets the wider area apart from Cyprus's smaller resort towns further along the coast. The town's own seafront runs along a palm-lined promenade a short drive from Agioi Anargyroi, and the newer marina and port development a little further along adds another stretch of waterfront, with restaurants and moorings that didn't exist in Larnaca a decade ago. For a buyer weighing up Cyprus generally, Larnaca offers city infrastructure — hospitals, schools, shops, transport links — at a different price point to the island's more tourist-driven coastal markets.

Distances from Plus 70-71

The development also sits around 1.3 km from Larnaca's new marina and port, close enough for an evening walk along the waterfront. The eighteen-minute run to a golf course puts regular golfers within reach without the development itself carrying a golf-resort price tag, and the eleven-minute airport run is short enough to matter for owners who fly in and out often.

Construction Status and Completion

Plus 70-71 is currently under construction, with completion scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026. Buyers purchasing now are buying off-plan, ahead of handover, with the remaining two-bedroom units the last of the original apartment mix still on the market. Buying at this stage is the usual off-plan trade-off in Cyprus: a wait until the fourth quarter of 2026 for keys, set against entering before the building is finished and the last available layouts are gone.

Who an Apartment in Agioi Anargyroi Suits

An apartment here works for buyers who want a functional base in Larnaca itself: somewhere to live day to day, to let long-term, or to use as a base a short drive from the airport. Four minutes to the beach, eleven to the airport and three to the town centre cover most of what daily life in Larnaca requires, from a residential street next to the Era Department Store. It suits an owner-occupier looking for a compact, easy-to-maintain apartment close to the hospital, schools and shops, and a landlord targeting long-term tenants such as hospital staff, airport workers and local professionals, in a quarter where most residents live year-round.