About this development
Akropolis is a two-bedroom penthouse for sale in Geroskipou, a coastal suburb on the eastern edge of Paphos, Cyprus. Unit 201 occupies the top floor of a small residential building of two- and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses, currently under construction a few minutes from Paphos Town Centre. Built area runs to 106.4 m², across two bedrooms and two bathrooms, sized for proper family-scale rooms.
Inside, the layout pairs an open living and kitchen area with a covered veranda wide enough for a dining table and outdoor seating, shaded year-round. Both bedrooms are en-suite, air conditioning covers every room, and a covered parking space is assigned to the unit. Private and communal landscaped gardens wrap the building at ground level.
Geroskipou itself is an established Paphos suburb with its own shops, school and healthcare, each about a kilometre from the building. Iasis Private Hospital and Neapolis University of Paphos both sit a short drive away, and Paphos International Airport is around ten kilometres out. Under construction now, Akropolis suits a buyer looking for a permanent, year-round Cyprus base close to the city.
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| Unit | Type | Beds | Baths | Built | Price | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nr. 201A-AKR-2-201 | Apartment | 2 | 2 | 106.4 m² | €375,000+VAT | Available | Enquire about this unit |
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Geroskipou unfolds along the coast immediately east of Paphos, a town old enough to hold a Byzantine church of note yet lived-in and unpretentious in daily rhythm. Its long sandy beach and promenade draw a steadier, more local pace than the resort strips further along, while tavernas serving the town's famed Turkish delight sit minutes from supermarkets, schools and clinics that make permanent residence straightforward. Paphos International Airport lies a short drive south, useful for frequent travellers. Geroskipou suits those wanting genuine Cypriot texture, coastal access and practical infrastructure, without the density of the city centre.
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Akropolis: A Two-Bedroom Penthouse For Sale in Geroskipou, Paphos, Cyprus
Akropolis is a two-bedroom penthouse for sale in Geroskipou, a coastal suburb on the eastern edge of Paphos, Cyprus. Unit 201 occupies the top floor of a small residential building of two- and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses, currently under construction on a quiet street a few minutes from Paphos Town Centre.
Built area runs to 106.4 m², spread across two bedrooms and two bathrooms — proper family-scale rooms, in a location that keeps the city, the coast and the airport all within a short drive.
A Note on the Name: Several Unrelated "Akropolis" Businesses Share Geroskipou
A search for "Akropolis" near Paphos also surfaces a well-known local taverna of the same name on Geroskipou's village square, along with a couple of unrelated apartment schemes elsewhere in the city that use the same Greek word for "high city." This development is a separate, specific property: a residential building in Geroskipou, on the Paphos side of the district, distinct from all of those.
The name shares its Greek root — akron ("high point") and polis ("city") — with the famous Acropolis of Athens, but has no other connection to it. The word is common enough in Cyprus that it appears on restaurants, apartment blocks and local landmarks with no link to Greece's own monument at all.
Minutes from Iasis Hospital and Neapolis University of Paphos
Two real, independently verifiable institutions sit close to Akropolis and shape the area's character. Iasis Private Hospital, one of Paphos's private general hospitals, is roughly two minutes' drive away, and Neapolis University of Paphos, an accredited private university with its own campus, is a similarly short trip.
Both draw staff, students and patients into Geroskipou every day, giving the area a working population that exists independently of the tourist season. For a buyer planning to live here full-time, or simply wanting private healthcare nearby, these two landmarks matter as much as any beach.
One Penthouse, 106 m² Across Two Bedrooms
Unit 201 is currently the only home listed for sale at Akropolis. Its 106.4 m² of built space is arranged as two bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, plus a separate living and kitchen area that opens onto a covered veranda.
The veranda functions as an outdoor room, wide enough for a dining table and seating, shaded by its own roof year-round. Covered parking is assigned to the unit, and as the building's top-floor apartment, Unit 201 sits above the private and communal gardens that wrap the ground floor.
Geroskipou Beyond the Beachfront: A Working Paphos Suburb
Geroskipou is an established Paphos suburb with its own municipality, shops and schools, a few minutes east of Paphos city centre. From Akropolis, everyday amenities sit close by:
- Shops: 1 km
- Restaurants: 1 km
- Primary school: 1 km
- Hospital: 1 km
- Paphos city centre: 3 km
- Beach: 4 km
- Golf course: 6 km
- Paphos International Airport: 10 km
That spread puts daily errands within walking or short-drive range while keeping the airport close enough for a direct trip home, without the building sitting inside its noise footprint.
Views Toward the Mediterranean from the Top Floor
Several developments on higher ground in Geroskipou genuinely look out toward the Mediterranean, a pattern well documented among the area's hillside apartment schemes. Akropolis sits around four kilometres from the beach, and Unit 201, as the building's top-floor penthouse, is positioned to look out toward the coast.
A specific sightline is best confirmed on-site or with the agent before purchase, since exact views depend on the final building height and on anything built nearby afterward.
Under Construction Now: A Permanent Base Near Paphos City
Akropolis is currently under construction, which means a buyer can still confirm interior finishes ahead of completion. The building's position — a few minutes from Paphos city centre, close to Iasis Hospital and Neapolis University, inside a genuine residential suburb — suits a buyer planning to live in Cyprus year-round or use the apartment as a long-stay base.