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Assets of the Month Assets of the Month May 2020 Assets of the Month - Index District Pages Nicosia 1-36 Limassol 37-46 Larnaca 47-64 Paphos 65-80 Famagusta 81-88 Assets of the Month Nicosia One-Bedroom Apartment (101) in Pera Chorio, Nicosia ID: 16579 – Reg. No. 0/1819 Asking Price €59.500 – Price For The Month €49.300 Location Pera Chorio, Nicosia Description This asset is a one-bedroom apartment on the first floor of residential development called “Elena Homes 3”, in Pera Chorio, Nicosia. Covered Area: 50 sqm Cov. Veranda: 5 sqm Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Features Title Deed Covered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 1 One Bedroom Apartment in Lythrodontas, Nicosia ID: 16301 – Reg. No. 0/33880 Asking Price €62.000 + VAT – Price For The Month €50.750 + VAT Location Lythrodontas, Nicosia Description One bedroom 2nd floor apartment (no. 203) part of a two - storey building called “Gerasimos” in Lythrodontas, Nicosia Covered Area: 52 sqm Cov. Veranda: 11 sqm Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Features Title Deed Covered Parking Storage Room Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 2 Two Bedroom Apartment in Lythrodontas, Nicosia ID: 16300 – Reg. No. 0/33879 Asking Price €81.000 + VAT – Price For The Month €65.000 + VAT Location Lythrodontas, Nicosia Description Two bedroom 2nd floor apartment (no. 202) part of a two-storey building called “Gerasimos” in Lythrodontas, Nicosia. Covered Area: 75 sqm Cov. Veranda: 10 sqm Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Features Title Deed Covered Parking Storage Room Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 3 Incomplete Two-Bedroom Apartment (202) in Pera Chorio, Nicosia ID: 16583 – Reg. No. 0/1824 Asking Price €85.000 + VAT – Price For The Month €70.500 + VAT Location Pera Chorio, Nicosia Description This asset is an incomplete two- bedroom apartment on the second floor of residential development called “Elena Homes 3”, in Pera Chorio village, Nicosia district. Covered Area: 78 sqm Cov. Verandas: 20 sqm Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Features Title Deed Covered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 4 Four-Bedroom House in Palaiometocho, Nicosia ID: 28382 – Reg. No. 0/23958 (1/2 Share) Asking Price €113.000 – Price For The Month €84.500 Location Palaiometocho, Nicosia Description This asset is a four-bedroom house in Palaiometocho, Nicosia. Build Area: 105 sqm Land Area: 370 sqm Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 1 Features Title Deed Fireplace Storage Room Guest WC Uncovered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 5 Three-Bedroom Apartment (No.25) in Strovolos, Nicosia ID: 28161 – Reg. No. 4/596 Asking Price €109.000 – Price For The Month €89.000 Location Strovolos, Nicosia Description This asset is a three-bedroom apartment on the second floor of “Loucas Court” building in Strovolos, Nicosia.. Covered Area: 102 sqm Cov. Veranda: 7 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Verandas: 1 Features Guest WC Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 6 Two-Bedroom Apartment in Strovolos, Nicosia ID: 28667 – Reg. No. 4/534 Asking Price €120.000 – Price For The Month €96.000 Location Strovolos, Nicosia Description This asset is a two-bedroom apartment on the ground floor of the mixed use building “Atalanti” in Strovolos, Nicosia. Covered Area: 92 sqm Cov. Veranda 14 sqm Uncov. Veranda: 35 sqm Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 Features Title Deed Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 7 Two-Bedroom House in Dali, Nicosia ID: 28383 – Reg. No. 2/369 (1/2 share) Asking Price €125.500 + VAT – Price For The Month €101.500 + VAT Location Dali, Nicosia Description This asset is a two-bedroom semi- detached house in the Panagia Evaggelistria area of Dali. Covered Area: 97 sqm Land Area: 209 sqm Cov. Verandas: 5 sqm Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 Features Share Title Deed Guest WC Roof Terrace Uncovered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 8 Three Bedroom Apartment in Agios Antonios, Nicosia ID: 17001 – Reg. No. 24/1565 Asking Price €139.000 – Price For The Month €104.750 Location Agios Antonios, Nicosia Description This asset is a three-bedroom apartment (door 6) on the third floor of a mixed use building in Agios Antonios, Nicosia. Covered Area: 110 sqm Cov. Veranda: 10 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Verandas: 1 Features Title Deed Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 9 Two Bedroom Apartment in Agios Antonios, Nicosia ID: 16965 – Reg. No. 24/1564 Asking Price €124.000 – Price For The Month €105.800 Location Agios Antonios, Nicosia Description This asset is a two-bedroom apartment on the third floor of a mixed use building in Agios Antonios, Nicosia. Covered Area: 105 sqm Cov. Veranda: 5 sqm Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Verandas: 1 Features Title Deed Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 10 Three-Bedroom Apartment in Aglantzia, Nicosia ID: 16568 – Reg. No. 0/9773 Asking Price €148.000 – Price For The Month €111.000 Location Aglantzia, Nicosia Description This asset is a three-bedroom apartment on the ground floor of a three-storey residential development called “Suites” in Aglantzia, Nicosia. Covered Area: 109 sqm Cov. Veranda: 13 sqm Uncov. Veranda: 21 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Verandas: 2 Features Title Deed En-suite Bedroom Covered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 11 Three-Bedroom (No.001) Apartment in Trypiotis, Nicosia ID: 28916 – Reg. No. 25/3018 Asking Price €154.000 – Price For The Month €115.000 Location Trypiotis, Nicosia Description This asset is a three-bedroom apartment (No.001) on the first floor of a mixed-use building in Trypiotis, Nicosia. Covered Area: 143 sqm Cov. Verandas: 19 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Features Title Deed Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 12 Three Bedroom Apartment in Strovolos, Nicosia ID: 16350 – Reg. No. 0/7412 Asking Price €136.000 – Price For The Month €115.300 Location Strovolos, Nicosia Description This is a three-bedroom apartment (113sqm) on the second floor of a building called “Anastasia Palace” in Strovolos, Nicosia. Covered Area: 113 sqm Cov. Balcony: 7 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Balcony: 1 Features Title Deed Guest WC Uncovered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 13 Three-Bedroom House in Lythrodontas, Nicosia ID: 16929 – Reg. No. 0/26460 Asking Price €146.500 – Price For The Month €123.900 Location Lythrodontas, Nicosia Description This three-bedroom house is located approximately 400m southwest of Lythrodontas village centre. Covered Area: 180 sqm Land Area: 171 sqm Cov. Verandas: 15 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Verandas: 1 Features Title Deed Guest WC Fireplace Covered Parking Storage Room Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 14 Three Bedroom Apartment in Strovolos, Nicosia ID: 16349 – Reg. No. 0/7411 Asking Price €151.000 – Price For The Month €124.500 Location Strovolos, Nicosia Description This is an open-plan apartment on the second floor of a residential building called Anastasia Palace in Strovolos municipality, of Nicosia district. Covered Area: 129 sqm Cov. Balcony: 15 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Balcony: 1 Features Title Deed Guest WC Uncovered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 15 Three-Bedroom Apartment (no. 202) in Archangelos, Nicosia ID: 16670 – Reg. No. 0/14679 Asking Price €166.500 + VAT – Price For The Month €124.600 + VAT Location Archangelos, Nicosia Description This asset is a three-bedroom apartment (no.202) on the second floor of a two-storey building in Archangelos, Nicosia. Covered Area: 113 sqm Cov. Verandas: 20 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Verandas: 2 Features Title Deed One en-suite Bedroom Laundry and Storage Rooms Covered Parking Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 16 Three-Bedroom Apartment in Strovolos, Nicosia ID: 16856 – Reg. No. 7/3370 Asking Price €187.600 – Price For The Month €145.500 Location Strovolos, Nicosia Description This asset is a three-bedroom apartment on the first floor of a mixed used building in Strovolos, Nicosia. Covered Area: 130 sqm Cov. Verandas: 17 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Verandas: 1 Features Title Deed One en-suite Bedroom Covered Parking Central Heating Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 17 Three Bedroom House in Engomi, Nicosia ID: 16011 – Reg. No. 4/4876 Asking Price €200.000 – Price For The Month €152.300 Location Engomi, Nicosia Description This three bedroom two storey house is situated on Smyrnis Street in Engomi, Nicosia. Build Area: 155 sqm Land Area: 206 sqm Uncov. Area: 55 sqm Cov. Verandas: 10 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Features Title Deed One en-suite Bedroom Uncovered Parking Guest WC Store Room Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 18 Residential Building in Spilia, Nicosia ID: 17006 – Reg. No. 0/6915 Asking Price €234.000 – Price For The Month €175.000 Location Spilia, Nicosia Description This asset is a a two storey building in Spilia, Nicosia, which consists of two levels Covered Area: 180 sqm Land Area: 762 sqm Cov. Veranda: 6 sqm Uncov. Area: 57 sqm Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 3 Verandas: 2 Features Title Deed Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 19 Three-Bedroom Apartment (door 52) in Agios Antonios, Nicosia ID: 16852 – Reg. No. 0/15120 Asking Price €380.000 + VAT – Price For The Month €249.000 + VAT Location Agios Antonios, Nicosia Description This three-bedroom apartment is on the fifth floor of a building called “Athinea 7” in Agios Antonios in Nicosia city centre. Covered Area: 143 sqm Uncovered Area: 6 sqm Cov. Verandas: 31 sqm Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Features Title Deed Guest WC Storage room 2 Covered Parkings Contact: 800 00 801 Email: [email protected] 20 Three-Bedroom Apartment (No. 101) in Agios Antonios, Nicosia ID: 27178 – Reg.
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