About this development
In the heart of Paphos city centre, life unfolds where business and leisure meet. Law offices and everyday commerce share the streets with cafés, restaurants and essential shops, all within easy reach on foot. Schools and services sit close by, making this an address defined by convenience as much as character, with the wider seafront and old town lending a distinctly urban, unmistakably Cypriot rhythm to daily life.
This four-floor building takes a restrained, contemporary approach to design, favouring clean lines and quiet refinement over ornament. Apartments and penthouses are arranged across one, two and three-bedroom layouts, each planned with comfort and proportion in mind. Parking is provided on site, a practical touch in a location where everything else is already within walking distance.
The result suits those who value a central life without compromise — professionals drawn to the business quarter, downsizers seeking low-maintenance sophistication, or investors attracted to a setting where demand for city-centre living rarely wanes. Interiors are understated by design, ready to be finished to individual taste, while the building's position keeps residents close to the pulse of Paphos at all times.
Available units
2 available · 1 sold
| Unit | Type | Floor | Beds | Baths | Covered | Price | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SECOND FLOOR · APARTMENT 203APARTMENT 203 | Apartment | SECOND FLOOR | 1 | 1 | 49 m² | €290,000+VAT | Available | Enquire about this unit |
| FOURTH FLOOR · PENTHOUSE 401PENTHOUSE 401 | Penthouse | FOURTH FLOOR | 3 | 2 | 168 m² | €780,000+VAT | Available | Enquire about this unit |
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Paphos
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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Apartments and a Penthouse for Sale in Pano Paphos, Cyprus
Wimbledon is a four-floor residential building for sale in Pano (Upper) Paphos, a business-oriented district in the upper part of Paphos town, Cyprus. The building sits on streets used as much by law firms and local offices as by residents, a few minutes' walk from the shops, cafés and schools that serve the wider neighbourhood. Cyprus VIP Estates currently lists the one-bedroom apartments and the top-floor penthouse from this building for sale.
A Four-Floor Building in Paphos' Business Quarter
Pano Paphos sits above the older, tourist-facing seafront, closer to the offices, courts and municipal services that keep the town running day to day. The building itself takes a plain, contemporary approach — flat façades, simple massing, no applied ornament — and rises four floors above street level. Its position keeps it within walking distance of Paphos' everyday commercial life, away from the resort strip further along the coast, an address suited to residents and professionals as much as to holiday buyers.
One-Bedroom Apartments and a Three-Bedroom Penthouse
The building was designed with one, two and three-bedroom apartments, including a top-floor penthouse, confirmed directly through the developer's own published project details. The homes currently for sale through Cyprus VIP Estates cover two of those layouts:
| Apartment Type | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Floor Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-Bedroom Apartment | 1 | 1 | 55 m² |
| One-Bedroom Apartment | 1 | 1 | 50 m² |
| Three-Bedroom Penthouse | 3 | 2 | 168 m² |
Floor areas above are as built. The two one-bedroom apartments sit on different floors of the building, and the penthouse occupies the top floor with the largest private outdoor space in the building.
Getting Around: Shops, Schools and the Beach
From the building, everyday shops, a school and several restaurants are all around a kilometre away, close enough to reach on foot for most residents. Paphos' city centre area, including its main municipal services, sits a similarly short distance away. The beach is roughly 3 km from the building, a golf course around 7 km, and Paphos International Airport is about 14 km away, reachable along the coastal road without crossing through the town centre.
| From the Building | Distance |
|---|---|
| Shops | 1 km |
| School | 1 km |
| Restaurants | 1 km |
| Paphos city centre | 1 km |
| Beach | 3 km |
| Golf course | 7 km |
| Paphos International Airport | 14 km |
Parking, Verandas and the Building's Interior Fit-Out
Each apartment comes with an allocated parking space, and the building has a furnished lobby shared by all residents. Units include covered or open verandas, wall-mounted air conditioning and a private storage room, and kitchens are fitted with Bosch appliances, specification confirmed through the developer's published project details. The building has been designed to Energy Class A.
Under Construction, Due to Complete in Q1 2028
Construction on the building is under way, with completion expected in the first quarter of 2028. Buyers purchasing now are buying off-plan, ahead of the building's completion, with the layout, finishes and floor areas already fixed in the developer's plans.
Who a City-Centre Address in Paphos Suits
A one-bedroom apartment here suits a buyer who wants a compact, low-maintenance base within walking distance of everyday services: a professional working in Paphos, a downsizer, or an investor targeting rental demand from the office workers and residents in the surrounding streets. The three-bedroom penthouse, with its larger floor area and top-floor position, suits a family or a buyer who wants more space and outdoor area at the same central address.
Paphos itself is Cyprus' fourth-largest city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its old harbour anchored by a 13th-century medieval fort and the Tombs of the Kings necropolis nearby. The city combines this historic core with a working international airport, a marina and a growing office and retail sector in its upper, business-facing streets — the same streets where Wimbledon stands.