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About this development
Geroskipou sits on the southern coast, close to Paphos, where daily life moves at an unhurried pace and the sea is never far away. This pocket of the town has become a quiet draw for those wanting privacy without isolation, with the town's own amenities within easy reach and the coastline a short drive from the door.
A collection of fifteen three-bedroom villas, ready in November 2027, has been designed with self-sufficiency and comfort in mind. Each home comes with a 6.72 kW photovoltaic system, underfloor heating paired with a heat pump, and VRV cooling for the warmer months. Water is treated through a dedicated softener, filter and circulator, while security is handled by an alarm system, CCTV and an electric gate. An electric car charger and a private swimming pool complete the specification, all included in the price. Roof terraces extend the living space upward, offering a private outlook over the surrounding area.
These are homes for buyers who value substance over show – built to run efficiently, secure by design, and finished to a standard that needs little added after handover. Furniture packages are available from €50,000 plus VAT, allowing a move straight into a fully dressed home. For those seeking a permanent base or a considered second residence in Cyprus, the combination of location, specification and privacy makes a strong case on its own.
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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.