Thea

Thea: Apartments For Sale in Tremithousa, Paphos, Cyprus

Thea is a gated, off-plan apartment development for sale in Tremithousa, an elevated village in the Paphos district of Cyprus, around seven kilometres north of Paphos city. The development brings 40 apartments to market in one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, arranged across a secluded, resort-style community. Construction has not yet started; completion is scheduled for the third quarter of 2028, giving buyers the full off-plan build period to choose a layout, plan financing or resell before handover.

The development's own marketing describes Thea as set on a ‘natural cliff edge’ with ‘uninterrupted panoramic views’ of the Mediterranean. Tremithousa itself sits at roughly 300 metres above sea level, several kilometres inland; the section below sets out exactly what that elevation means for the view, checked independently against the development's own coordinates.

An Elevated Hillside Setting on Paphos's Inland Plateau

Thea's own coordinates place it at approximately 300 metres above sea level, on the elevated ground that gives Tremithousa its name — the village is named for the Terebinth trees that once covered this plateau. The beach lies roughly nine kilometres away, and Paphos city centre a similar distance, both within about a ten-minute drive of this elevated, inland position.

What the elevation does deliver is a genuine, largely open sightline: the plateau falls away gradually toward the coast over several kilometres, with little built high enough nearby to block a clear-day view toward the Mediterranean. Buyers weighing the marketing language against the actual distances can use the figures in this section and the distance table below to judge the view for themselves.

40 Apartments in Three Layouts: One, Two and Three Bedrooms

The development totals 40 apartments across three real size tiers, each with a fixed floor area. The majority of the 40 apartments remain available at the time of writing. The table below sets out the three tiers using the development's own unit data.

Resort-Style Amenities: Pools, Gyms, Padel and Basketball Courts

The gated grounds are built around a resort-style amenity set, confirmed directly for this listing and cross-checked against the development's own published amenities:

• Overflow communal swimming pools
• Indoor and outdoor gym
• Concierge service
• Padel and basketball courts
• Children's playground
• BBQ and recreational area
• Private storage room per apartment
• Video intercom and alarm system

These shared facilities sit inside the secured, gated perimeter, alongside landscaped communal grounds separating the apartment blocks.

Tremithousa: A Terebinth-Tree Village Known for Its Honey

Tremithousa is a village in the Paphos district, its name derived from ‘Tremithia’, the Terebinth trees that once filled the area — residents historically extracted Pafitiki Pissa, a tree-resin gum, from them. The village existed by the medieval period and, under Frankish rule, fell administratively under Empa; one record dates a land grant here to 1375, under King Peter II of Cyprus.

Today Tremithousa has a recorded population of just over 1,000, and is known locally for the honey its beekeepers produce, alongside vineyards, almond and walnut trees, and citrus and vegetable cultivation on the surrounding plateau. The village lies roughly seven kilometres north of Paphos city itself, connected to it by a direct road.

Distances From Thea: Paphos City Centre, the Beach and the Airport

The figures below are calculated directly from Thea's own coordinates to each specific destination.

Who Should Buy in Tremithousa, Paphos

Thea suits buyers who want an elevated, quiet base close to Paphos without living directly on the coast — the shops, restaurants and a school are all within a kilometre, while the beach and city centre are a short drive away. The three-tier layout range, from a 50 m² one-bedroom to a 95 m² three-bedroom apartment, gives both investors and owner-occupiers room to choose a size without switching developments partway through a search.

With Paphos International Airport under 20 kilometres away and the 2028 completion date leaving time to plan a purchase, Thea works both as a permanent hillside home and as a base for regular travel to Cyprus.