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A Mediterranean Masterpiece Nicosia A MEDITERRANEAN MASTERPIECE Nicosia ‘Eléa’ is the Ancient Greek word for olive tree. Ayia Napa Troodos Our three intertwined olive trees express the root of our philosophy: Mountains To create a place of beauty that grows and flourishes out of the timeless landscape. Larnaca Paphos Limassol “Cyprus, the ideal location in which to own an overseas home.” Destination: Cyprus The island of Cyprus lies at the very heart of the Mediterranean, ideally situated Inevitably such a rich tapestry of inhabitants has created a unique blend of This economic stability, the developed infrastructure, a comfortable year round at the cross-roads between East and West. cultural influences, so evident today in the island’s distinctive architecture, climate, easy access from European cities, stretches of clean sandy beaches, costume and cuisine. beautiful and varied terrain (including the picturesque pine-clad Troodos Inhabited and invaded for over 10,000 years, Cyprus is steeped in history; there Mountains), a low crime rate, welcoming and hospitable people, excellent dining is an abundant and well-preserved legacy from earlier civilizations, with excellent Cyprus has a large international community with English a commonly spoken opportunities and lively nightlife, all combine to make Cyprus the ideal location in examples of Roman villas, Byzantine churches and medieval castles. Many language owing to the fact that it was a British colony, gaining its independence in which to own an overseas home. locations on the island are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 1960 and joining the Commonwealth a year later. Today the country is member of the European Union and boasts one of the most thriving economies in the region. Little wonder that so many foreign residents have chosen to purchase here. “Most of the villages have excellent tavernas where the locals eat.” Paphos - Home to the ultimate mediterranean lifestyle Although the Paphos region has been seducing visitors and inspiring poets, artists sports, scuba diving, sailing, canoeing, paragliding, jeep safari, quad biking, horse Paphos is home to a large water park and there are several colourful festivals There are a number of highly acclaimed and writers for thousands of years, it is certainly not celebrated only for its past. riding, bowling or even go karting, the choices and facilities are almost limitless. spanning the calendar, offering opera, drama, wine, music – even kite flying! spas in the region, providing a comprehensive range of therapies Today, there is an abundance of activities to suit all tastes and ages, whether your and treatments. preference is sporting, wellbeing or cultural. Cyprus enjoys sunshine throughout Between January and March you can ski in the Troodos mountains. There aren’t With a wide array of cuisine to suit all palates, Paphos has also earned a the year and is therefore ideal for outdoor activities, no more so than in Paphos. many places in the world where you can enjoy winter sports then, in less than an reputation as a ‘gourmet’ destination. In addition to the wide array of restaurants Shopping is excellent, with many malls being developed offering designer and Whether you want to just relax on the beaches or to play golf, tennis, water hour, be relaxing on a beach. and bars in the town, most of the villages have excellent tavernas where the locals high street brands, as well as the local markets and traditional souvenir shops eat and there are several vineyards selling some excellent locally-grown wines. selling local handicrafts. “Eléa Estate provides discreet and relaxed living in an oasis of privacy.” The Estate - Welcome to Eléa Many of the prettiest villages in Cyprus are found in the countryside around A private gated community, the Estate offers: All in a thoughtfully designed, secure environment where indoors and outdoors Our excellent team of professionals is on hand to cater for Paphos, the picturesque setting in which Eléa Estate resides. • A par 71 Nick Faldo golf course with Academy, Pro Shop and Clubhouse with blend together perfectly. The design of the village square is inspired by a traditional all your requirements, to ensure that your time at Eléa is as enjoyable underground parking Mediterranean village, complete with cobbled passageways and squares leading to a and relaxing as possible. Eléa Estate provides discreet and relaxed living in an oasis of privacy. Secluded • Spacious private residences with stunning views over the Mediterranean central area with bars, restaurants, shops and cafes. yet conveniently close to the international airport and to the town and all its Once complete the Estate will also offer; With meticulous attention to detail as our hallmark, Eléa is set to redefine standards • An elegant village square with restaurants, bars and shops amenities, Cyprus’ newest and most elegant residential golf estate gazes down • A magnificent boutique hotel The master plan and Clubhouse were created by world-renowned US architects Hart of quality and hospitality on the island. towards the sea from its elevated position surrounded by idyllic, peaceful • A range of dining and hospitality options Howerton; phase one of the residential development is designed by Athens based countryside with its carob trees, olive groves and vineyards. • An exclusive spa Ergo7 Architects. • A swimming pool complex • 24 hour security the residences “The standard we strive for is perfection: every property is designed and finished to impeccable standards.” The Residences “To find the right balance I had to look beyond shapes and The architects understood that the success of this new residential community needed The first phase of residential properties consists of a small number of well- Once completed there will be approximately 300 surfaces to the essence of the Mediterranean, to convey the sense to be based upon a key element: achieving the correct balance between the demands positioned three, four and five bedroom luxury villas and two and three bedroom residential properties on the Estate. There is a building density ratio of of modern luxury living, a beautiful unspoiled landscape and a rich, deep rooted garden villas (townhouses), both of which include lower ground floor levels approximately 20%, ensuring that all properties will benefit from open space. of light and space that is so deeply rooted in the Cypriot lifestyle”. heritage and culture. and benefitting from exceptional panoramic views across the golf course to the Mediterranean beyond. The standard we strive for is perfection: every property is designed and finished to Stratis Papodopolous, Principal Architect, Ergo7 Whether you choose to purchase a garden villa or villa, you will find that the impeccable standards, with a wide range of bespoke options to make your home finish, planning and thought that has gone into your new home is exemplary. Our commitment to low building density evokes feelings of space and tranquillity. uniquely yours. “Each villa has a large vanishing-edge swimming pool, set in private landscaped gardens.” Exteriors Balconies, roof gardens and terraces have been a feature of the Mediterranean The stylish kitchen inside is complemented by a comfortable al fresco cooking and home for centuries. At Eléa, these are thoughtfully incorporated in every property dining area. Each villa has a large vanishing-edge swimming pool, set in private to provide light, natural shade and uninterrupted views of the golf course and the landscaped gardens with traditional indigenous species of plants, adding to your sea beyond. sense of a relaxing retreat. Parking is either underground or in a covered pergola. “Inside each residence you will see the architect’s vision - ‘an intimacy with the environment’.” Interiors Whilst a sense of space and light reflects the most traditional features of a Cypriot Examples of contemporary touches in the four and five bedroom villas include a home, the design and finish are to the most exacting, modern standards and only lift between the three spacious levels, panoramic folding glass doors to maximise the highest quality natural materials, including oak, Iroko wood and locally cut the beautiful views, and a multi-purpose room at the lower level which can be stone, are used. Inside each residence you will see how the architect’s vision - “an adapted for your needs, for example as a gym or a media room. intimacy with the environment” - has become reality. Each property is fitted with a smart-home automation system and climate control, The residences have been interior designed by London based MKV Design. and there is even under floor heating for the occasional cooler day. the estate “Sir Nick Faldo’s Mediterranean masterpiece.” Golf The Golf Academy At the heart of Eléa Estate, our highly acclaimed Golf Club with its stunning “One of the world’s most exciting new golf courses...” The Eléa Golf Academy is specifically tailored to all forms of teaching, constructive practice sessions and focused learning, providing excellent facilities for golfers to Clubhouse offers world-class golf in a spectacular setting. The challenging Par 71 Golf World course, designed by Sir Nick Faldo, incorporates numerous natural features and work on their game. boasts stunning views of the Mediterranean. There are five defined practice areas for golfers to practice their long and short “One of the top 10 best new international golf courses....” games, a greenside bunker, a chipping green and a putting green. Eléa Estate will help to put Cyprus firmly on the map as a leading golf destination
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