Limassol Park

Limassol Park: Apartments and Penthouses For Sale in Trachoni, Akrotiri Peninsula, Cyprus

Limassol Park is a gated residential complex in Trachoni, a village on the Akrotiri Peninsula southwest of Limassol's historic town centre, on Cyprus's south coast. The area is one of the city's greener, still-developing districts, set back from the coastline and within reach of both central Limassol and the quieter Akrotiri side of the peninsula. The complex is built around six separately named residential blocks, arranged around landscaped gardens and two swimming pools, and construction is already finished.

Complete and Key-Ready: Thirty-Five Homes Across Six Named Blocks

The development totals 35 apartments and penthouses. The construction stage is listed simply as key-ready: every block has already been built and handed over, so buyers can walk through a finished home today. Each of the six blocks carries its own flower name — Mimoza, Jasmine, Tulip, Hibiscus, Margarita and Begonia — a naming convention used throughout the site plan and the individual unit references. It is a small, practical detail that makes the layout easy to picture: a Mimoza-block apartment and a Jasmine-block apartment are two separate buildings that share the same gardens and site plan.

Six Blocks, Six Size Ranges

Unit sizes vary meaningfully from block to block, from a single-bedroom apartment under 55 m² to a three-bedroom residence over 140 m². The built area available in each block:

Mimoza and Jasmine are the two largest blocks by unit count and offer the widest internal choice, from compact one-bedroom apartments to top-floor two-bedroom homes with wraparound verandas. Tulip's home is a two-bedroom apartment at the upper end of the size range, and Margarita is the only block with a three-bedroom layout, alongside its one- and two-bedroom apartments.

My Mall, Fasouri Watermania, Lady's Mile and Kourion

The surrounding area combines everyday convenience with some of Limassol's better-known attractions. My Mall, the city's largest shopping centre with over 140 stores, and Fasouri Watermania, Cyprus's biggest water park, are both a short drive from Trachoni. Lady's Mile, a five-kilometre stretch of dark-sand beach along the eastern shore of the Akrotiri Peninsula, and the Roman-era ruins and clifftop theatre at Kourion, near Episkopi, are both within easy reach for a half-day visit. An international school and a hospital are also close by, alongside the everyday shops and restaurants of Trachoni itself.

The Akrotiri Sovereign Base Area and a New Golf Resort in Fasouri

The southern part of the Akrotiri Peninsula is occupied by the Akrotiri Sovereign Base Area, a British Overseas Territory that has remained under UK administration since Cyprus's independence in 1960, home to RAF Akrotiri and the headquarters of British Forces Cyprus. It shapes the peninsula's quiet, low-density character — a distinctive piece of local geography worth knowing about. West of Trachoni, in Fasouri, construction is well advanced on Limassol Greens, an 18-hole golf course and mixed-use resort; the course, clubhouse and internal road network were largely completed through 2025, adding a further amenity to an area that already includes the water park and shopping mall.

Distances From Limassol Park

Real, measured distances from the development to the surrounding area:

What Comes With Every Home

Every apartment and penthouse at Limassol Park shares the same core specification:

• Air Conditioning
• Covered Veranda
• En-suite bathrooms
• Landscaped Gardens
• Private Parking
• Swimming Pool
• Underfloor Heating

The specification is the same across all six blocks — the difference between a one-bedroom Mimoza apartment and a three-bedroom Margarita residence lies in floor area and layout; the fixtures and finishes stay the same.

Who a Key-Ready Home on the Akrotiri Peninsula Suits

Because construction is already finished, buyers can walk through a real, completed apartment and move in quickly, or begin renting the property out without waiting through a build period. The peninsula's quieter, greener setting — close to the sea, a growing choice of amenities, an international school and Limassol's main shopping centre — suits both a permanent family home and a second residence used seasonally on Cyprus's south coast.