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This stunning selection of traditional 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments will be located on the outskirts of Liopetri town. The building techniques for this project will bring the modern and the traditional way together in perfect harmony. All apartments will have Granite kitchen worktops, lifts to all levels, covered private parking, pressurised water system, solar water heating, provision for air conditioning, pergolas, Large verandas and beautiful views over the surrounding countryside, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments will have the added facility of en-suite bathrooms.
The complex will boast many unique features that include Beach Volleyball, large outdoor swimming pool, Kiosk, French Boules, communal gardens and the use of the communal mini bus, which will take you to and pick you up from the lively resorts of Ayia Napa. Leo Petro court is truly one of a kind in Cyprus and would be ideal for a holiday home, Investment or permanent living these apartments are sure to catch everybody’s eye.
Liopetri has a variety of shops, banks, post office, pharmacies, and traditional Travernas. The resorts and beaches of Ayia Napa & Protaras are only a short drive away and offer all the facilities you would expect from large resorts. The town of Paralimni is also close by with a larger selection of shops and supermarkets. Liopetri is home to two churches of interest; the medieval church of Panagia with its octagonal dome and in the apse there can still be seen some remnants of its murals. It is understood to been built around the 15th century. The remains of a Venetian watchtower and the beautiful natural fishing shelter at Potamos Liopetrou are a couple of minutes drive from the apartments. Potamos Liopetriou is a photogenic inlet and is where the local fishermen bring in their catch - and some say the best fish on the island. If you do not want to cook yourself then try one of the two fish restaurants overlooking the sea all the way down to Cape Greco in the East. The French poet Arthur Rimbeaud has also worked in this area in the 1880's. Liopetri is traditionally a potato-growing town and still carries on the traditional craft of basket making.
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