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About this development
This is a new residential development for sale on the hilltop of Konia, a residential district on the eastern edge of Paphos, Cyprus. The project is under construction and is being built as a gated community of villas and apartments designed around one architectural concept by Woods Bagot. Konia sits roughly 190 metres above sea level, among the higher residential points in Paphos, with views reaching toward the city and the coastline.
Six homes are currently available, ranging from a one-bedroom, 117 m² apartment to a six-bedroom, 299 m² villa, with a two-bedroom apartment and three-, four- and five-bedroom villas in between — a wide mix of apartment and villa layouts inside a single small development. The gated community is planned with a communal pool, private pools for selected villas, a roof garden, a children's playground, landscaped gardens, covered parking and a smart-home system, together with photovoltaic panels and VRV cooling.
Konia's elevated position keeps the project close to everyday life in Paphos while set apart from the coastal strip: the town centre is around 6 km away, shops 3 km, a school 2 km and Paphos International Airport 12 km. The development suits buyers looking for a range of home sizes under one architectural concept and one gated perimeter — from a compact apartment to a full-sized family villa — on one of the established residential hills of Paphos.
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Konia lies just inland from Paphos, a village of quiet lanes and older stone houses gathered around a Byzantine church, with the town's harbour and hospital only minutes away by car. Development here has kept a low, villa-scale profile, framed by open fields and views that stretch toward the coast and the Troodos foothills beyond. The rhythm suits those who prefer a settled, semi-rural address over resort density: a village kafenio, a school, and neighbours who have lived here for generations. Golf courses and the Paphos bypass sit close by, making Konia a practical, unshowy base for buyers wanting genuine Cypriot character with the town's full range of services within easy reach.