Tress

Tress: Three Off-Plan Apartments for Sale in Kato Paphos, Cyprus

Tress is a small off-plan development in Kato Paphos, Cyprus, built as three floors and three apartments — one two-bedroom apartment per level. It sits on Nikolaou Nikolaidi Avenue, a short walk from Kings Avenue Mall's shops and restaurants and about two minutes' drive from Paphos town centre and the harbour. Construction has not started yet, so the building is being sold ahead of completion, with the floor plans and finishes already fixed.

A Three-Storey Building With One Apartment on Each Floor

Each of Tress's three floors holds a single apartment — labelled 101 on the ground floor, 201 on the first floor and 301 on the top floor. All three share the same 77 m² of internal space, two bedrooms and two bathrooms, so a buyer is essentially choosing a floor level and an outlook: the layout itself stays the same. Each unit comes with its own double parking space, and the building has CCTV coverage.

Floor Level and Price: Why the Three Apartments Aren't Priced the Same

Because the three apartments are identical in size and layout, the only real variable between them is floor level, and pricing follows that directly: the higher the floor, the higher the price, reflecting the extra privacy and outlook that comes with height in a three-storey building. Buyers comparing 101, 201 and 301 are essentially choosing a view and a level of separation from the street; the floor area is the same across all three.

Buying at the Off-Plan Stage

Tress is currently at the off-plan stage: the building does not exist yet, but the floor plans, unit numbers and specification are already fixed. Reserving unit 101, 201 or 301 now means buying against a fixed floor plan and specification, before construction of the building itself begins. For a three-apartment building, that also means an early buyer can choose from all three floor levels, not only from whichever units are still left once most of a larger building has sold.

Kato Paphos as a District

Kato Paphos is the part of the city most visitors and residents associate with Paphos itself: the harbour, the medieval fort on the waterfront, and the archaeological park with its UNESCO-listed Roman mosaics all sit within this district, alongside the newer Kings Avenue Mall a short walk from Tress. It is a mixed area — tourism along the seafront, ordinary residential streets a few blocks back — which is part of why the day-to-day distances below work as well for permanent residents as for part-year owners.

What's Inside: A Short, Considered Specification

The interior specification is short and deliberate — five choices, each aimed at how the apartment actually feels day to day:

• Concealed air conditioning units, so ductwork and equipment stay out of sight
• Large-format floor tiles, which read as fewer, cleaner lines across each room
• Built-in sanitary fixtures in both bathrooms
• Floor-to-ceiling windows, bringing in daylight and framing the outlook from each floor
• A custom-built kitchen, designed specifically for each apartment's own layout

Living in Kato Paphos: What Sits a Few Minutes From Tress

Kato Paphos is the older, denser part of the city, closer to the harbour and the coast than Paphos's newer suburbs, and Tress sits inside that walkable core. The distances below are measured directly from the building:

Everything a resident needs day to day — food, a pharmacy, a school run, a doctor — sits within about a kilometre, while the airport is far enough out to not be a daily presence but still a short, direct drive when it matters.

Who Tress Suits

A three-apartment building in central Paphos, Cyprus is not aimed at buyers who want a resort-style complex with a shared pool and a long amenity list — there is no shared pool here, and no communal facilities beyond double parking and CCTV. It suits someone who wants a small, quiet address within walking distance of Kato Paphos's shops and the harbour: a permanent home, a part-year base, or a rental to a tenant who values the same location over a hotel-style building.