About this development
Aurora B is a commercial and residential building for sale at the entrance to Paphos, Cyprus, standing beside its companion building, Aurora A, in the same small complex just off the road that carries traffic into the city from the motorway. The two buildings share one curved architectural design — a ground floor, a mezzanine, three upper floors and a roof level — with Aurora B laid out for mixed use, combining a ground-floor office with three apartments above.
The building is sold as a single asset of 547 m² covered internal space on a total built area of 670 m², arranged as one office and three separate apartments across the upper floors. A covered veranda runs around the building, a lift serves every level, and on-site parking covers seven cars plus a dedicated space for disabled access, alongside basement storage and a rooftop level.
Set within easy reach of schools, banks and shops, and a short drive from central Paphos, the beach, a golf course and the international airport, Aurora B suits a buyer who wants a workspace and rental income from the same purchase — an owner-occupier letting the apartments above their own office, or an investor assembling four separately usable spaces under one roof in Paphos, Cyprus.
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Paphos unites the weight of history with the ease of Mediterranean living. Its UNESCO-listed mosaics and the mythic rock of Aphrodite sit alongside a modern harbour lined with restaurants, a marina in progress, and a golf coast to the south drawing a discerning international set. The old town's stone lanes, archaeological grounds and museums give the city cultural depth rare on the island, while the seafront promenade and nearby beaches supply the leisure. Well served by an international airport minutes away, Paphos suits those who want genuine character, cultural richness and coastal comfort within one address, without sacrificing convenience or connectivity.
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The Second Building in a Small Complex at the Entrance to Paphos, Cyprus
Aurora B is a commercial and residential building for sale in Paphos, Cyprus, built beside its companion building, Aurora A, inside a small shared complex near the point where the motorway feeds into town. The two properties were raised from one curved design, climbing from a ground floor through a mezzanine and three further storeys to a rooftop level, though built as separate, individually sold assets. Aurora B is offered as a single purchase covering 547 m² of covered internal space on a total built area of 670 m², with a 54 m² covered veranda and a basement beneath.
One Office and Three Apartments: How Aurora B Is Laid Out
Aurora A is built and fitted purely as a commercial property, with offices and a ground-floor showroom. Aurora B follows the same architectural shell but is divided differently inside: one office unit on the lower floors and three separate apartments spread across the building's upper levels. That mix gives a buyer more than one way to use the property — a business base with residential income above it, homes for a family alongside a workspace, or four individually lettable spaces bought as one asset. A lift serves every floor, useful for staff reaching the office as much as for residents reaching an upper apartment.
What Aurora B Shares With Aurora A, and Where It Differs
Because the two buildings were built to the same design at the same address, it's worth being precise about what they actually have in common and where they genuinely differ:
| Aurora A | Aurora B | |
|---|---|---|
| Property type | Commercial | Commercial and residential |
| Internal use | Offices and a showroom | One office and three apartments |
| Covered internal area | 547 m² | 547 m² |
| Total built area | 670 m² | 670 m² |
| Covered veranda | 54 m² | 54 m² |
| Units available | 1 | 1 |
The two buildings are the same size, share the same curved shape and the same roof level, and sit in the same small complex at the entrance to Paphos — the real difference is how the space inside each one is divided and who it's built to suit.
Schools, Shops and the Coast, All Within Minutes
Aurora B sits exactly where Aurora A does, at the point where Paphos begins for anyone arriving off the motorway — a position that matters as much for a resident walking a child to school as it does for a business receiving clients. Measured travel times from the building:
| Destination | Travel time |
|---|---|
| Shops | 1 min |
| School | 1 min |
| Restaurants | 1 min |
| Hospital | 1 min |
| Paphos city centre | 3 min |
| Beach | 6 min |
| Golf course | 8 min |
| Paphos International Airport | 14 min |
That combination of nearby schools and everyday amenities alongside a short reach to the coast has made this stretch of Paphos increasingly popular with relocating families as well as with businesses — relevant to the three apartments here as much as to the office.
Parking for Seven Cars, a Lift and Storage Below Ground
On-site parking covers seven cars plus a dedicated space reserved for disabled access — more than most mixed-use buildings in central Paphos can offer their occupants. Combined with the lift and basement storage, Aurora B is set up to work as easily for four separate households and a business as it would for a single owner. In summary, the building offers:
- Parking for 7 cars plus a dedicated accessible space
- A lift serving every floor
- Basement storage
- A rooftop level above the top floor
- Close proximity to schools, banks and everyday shops
Office Below, Apartments Above: Who Buys This Kind of Building
Aurora B suits a buyer looking for a mixed-use asset: an owner who wants to run a business from the lower floors while letting the three apartments above, an investor assembling a small portfolio of one office and three homes in a single purchase, or a family combining business premises with housing for staff or relatives. Aurora A next door suits a single company or investor buying one whole commercial building; Aurora B divides the same footprint into four separate, individually usable spaces.
New Schools and Clinics Within Walking Distance
Beyond the immediate neighbourhood, this stretch of Paphos has grown steadily over the past decade, with new schools, clinics and retail opening within walking distance of the Aurora complex. The old town and the harbour at Kato Paphos remain a short drive south, and the district's schools and private clinics have made the wider area increasingly attractive to relocating families as well as to investors buying to let. For a buyer weighing a mixed-use purchase, that combination of steady local growth and easy reach across the rest of the city is part of what the location offers alongside the building itself.
Available units
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