About this development
This boutique apartment development is for sale in Zakaki, on the western side of Limassol, Cyprus. The nine-apartment building is currently under construction, close to the seafront and just a short drive from the city centre, giving buyers a quieter residential address without losing easy access to Limassol's main attractions.
The building holds one-bedroom apartments of around 50–53 sq. m plus a covered veranda, spread across the first three floors, and a single two-bedroom apartment of about 88 sq. m with a 31 sq. m veranda on the top floor. Shops, a school and restaurants are all within a minute's walk, and the beach is roughly three minutes by car.
Zakaki sits between Limassol's commercial belt and its coastline, four minutes from the city's large casino resort and ten minutes from the new marina, yet removed from the density of the old town. The apartments suit buyers looking for a compact, low-maintenance base — a rental investment, a pied-à-terre, or a first home near the centre.
Available units
2 available · 7 sold
| Unit | Type | Floor | Beds | Baths | Covered | Price | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 302302 | Apartment | 3rd Floor | 1 | 1 | 64 m² | €260,000+VAT | Available | Enquire about this unit |
| 401401 | Apartment | 4th Floor | 2 | 2 | 119 m² | €410,000+VAT | Available | Enquire about this unit |
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LimassolZakaki
Zakaki is a quarter of Limassol municipality on the western edge of the city, three to six kilometres from the old town. A village until it joined the municipality in 1972, it had 5,874 residents in 2011. About half of the new port lies within its coastal strip, and the whole quarter is within about 2.5 km of the port. Franklin Roosevelt Avenue crosses Zakaki and runs east past the port to the old town; the My Mall shopping centre is on this avenue, and the City of Dreams Mediterranean resort opened in the quarter in 2023. Schools include a public primary school and Zakaki Gymnasium. South of the port, in the British Sovereign Base Area, Lady's Mile beach runs along the Akrotiri peninsula beside the Zakaki marsh; the Akrotiri salt lake lies a few kilometres south-west.
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Plus 76: One- and Two-Bedroom Apartments For Sale in Zakaki, Limassol, Cyprus
Plus 76 is a small apartment building for sale in Zakaki, on the western edge of Limassol, Cyprus. The development is currently under construction and holds nine apartments in total across four floors: eight one-bedroom units on the first three floors and a single two-bedroom apartment on the top floor. It is a small enough building that a buyer can look at all nine layouts individually before choosing one.
The building sits in a mixed residential and light-commercial pocket of Zakaki, a few streets back from the coast road that runs along Limassol's western seafront. The area has been filling in steadily with newer apartment blocks over the past several years, drawn by the same combination that makes Plus 76 work: quick access to the beach and the motorway, without the traffic and density of central Limassol. Limassol itself is Cyprus's main business and leisure hub, and Zakaki's position on its western approach keeps that seven-minute drive into the centre on the quieter side of the city's commuter traffic.
A Boutique Building of Nine Apartments
Every one-bedroom apartment in Plus 76 measures between 50 and 53 square metres of built area, each with a covered veranda of 12 to 14 square metres — enough for a table and chairs, not just a balcony rail. Six sit on the first and second floors, two more sit on the third. All eight follow a near-identical layout: one bedroom, one bathroom, an open living and kitchen area, and the veranda facing outward from the building.
The top floor breaks that pattern with a single two-bedroom apartment of roughly 88 square metres, plus its own 31 square metre veranda — close to a third of the apartment's footprint given over to covered outdoor space, and the only unit in the building with two bathrooms. Being the sole unit on its floor, it also has the least shared circulation space of any apartment here.
| Distance from Plus 76 | Travel time |
|---|---|
| Beach | 3 minutes |
| Shops | 1 minute |
| School | 1 minute |
| Restaurants | 1 minute |
| Hospital | 1 minute |
| Limassol city centre | 7 minutes |
| Golf course | 26 minutes |
Everyday Life Within Walking Distance
The distances above are the practical case for Zakaki: a shop, a school and a handful of restaurants within a minute's walk means daily errands don't require a car. A hospital one minute away and the beach three minutes by road round out the list of things most buyers actually check before committing to a location — the basics that get used every week, well after the more decorative amenities that a listing usually leads with. For anyone who golfs, the nearest course is about 26 minutes away, a fair weekend drive from an otherwise short-distance address.
Minutes From Limassol's Casino Resort and Marina
Zakaki's location on the western approach to Limassol puts it within a few minutes of two of the city's larger recent developments. The region's largest casino resort is about four minutes away by car, and Limassol's new marina — with its restaurants, cafés and waterfront walk — is roughly ten minutes further along the coast. Neither is on the doorstep in the way the beach or the local shops are, but both are close enough to reach without planning an evening around the drive.
Who Plus 76 Suits
The one-bedroom apartments work well as a rental property, a pied-à-terre for occasional use, or a first home for a single buyer or couple who don't need more space than 50-plus square metres and a veranda. The two-bedroom apartment on the top floor suits a small family or anyone who wants extra room and two bathrooms in the same building, at the cost of sharing a floor with no one else.
Buyers looking specifically in Zakaki tend to be trading the wider choice of a big development for a smaller building, a shorter commute to central Limassol, and being a few minutes from the beach without seafront prices. Plus 76's size — nine apartments, not ninety — is itself part of that trade: less shared infrastructure to maintain, and a building small enough that a buyer can reasonably expect to know their neighbours.