The house is very nice and its even got a real garage which in cyprus is rare. My big problem is putting a €2.7m house into a cheap looking housing estate layout, looks really bad.
Better ways to soend 2.7 million euros plus vat, hemmed into a housing development. Fine of you want to wash some cash and gain immediate citizenship. Lets be honest, cyprus is one great big laundry
@@DS-fo4ed thank you for your comment, however we would like to correct the immediate citizenship point, as this option is no longer available and hasn’t been for the last couple of years. More over even with owning property of a high value in Cyprus you won’t be granted citizenship unless you live on the island for at least 5-7 years ( cases differ) and pass an exam for being proficient in Greek language. Therefore the claim of cash laundry and citizenship is not fair. You are of course entitled to your opinion.
@@sellingcyprus a lot of people from Israel coming over and buying villa and settling. They can’t all be Greek speakers. Plus if you stay for 2 months of the year you get Cypriot tax residency and 12.5% tax. Still a big laundry though. Thanks for the video well presented
All that glass in summers of 45 degree heat. You will need 24 hour AC Also these are basically concrete boxes and, though dressed up with gadgets, are cheap looking.
@@redbird9658 sorry you feel this way. In Paphos we don’t have temperature of 45 degrees. Average high is 33-35 degrees, but yes, people tend to use air conditioners more on summer. And what for you is a concrete box for someone else would be modern architecture.
@@redbird9658 agree to disagree.different people have different taste in food.fashion and of course architecture. Someone appreciates traditional style, where others would choose ultra. Odeon and contemporary. To each their own.
The house is very nice and its even got a real garage which in cyprus is rare. My big problem is putting a €2.7m house into a cheap looking housing estate layout, looks really bad.
The area of the development is actually being heavily invested in at the moment and is prone to be one of the most wanted locations in Larnaca area.
It somehow looks so cheap and not at all high end despite its location and size. Who wants to pay 2.7m to have Simens kitschen?
This house is never ending 🤣
It is very big indeed 🙂
Better ways to soend 2.7 million euros plus vat, hemmed into a housing development. Fine of you want to wash some cash and gain immediate citizenship. Lets be honest, cyprus is one great big laundry
@@DS-fo4ed thank you for your comment, however we would like to correct the immediate citizenship point, as this option is no longer available and hasn’t been for the last couple of years. More over even with owning property of a high value in Cyprus you won’t be granted citizenship unless you live on the island for at least 5-7 years ( cases differ) and pass an exam for being proficient in Greek language. Therefore the claim of cash laundry and citizenship is not fair. You are of course entitled to your opinion.
@@sellingcyprus a lot of people from Israel coming over and buying villa and settling. They can’t all be Greek speakers. Plus if you stay for 2 months of the year you get Cypriot tax residency and 12.5% tax. Still a big laundry though. Thanks for the video well presented
@@DS-fo4ed thank you for watching and comments 🙏🏻
All that glass in summers of 45 degree heat.
You will need 24 hour AC
Also these are basically concrete boxes and, though dressed up with gadgets, are cheap looking.
@@redbird9658 sorry you feel this way. In Paphos we don’t have temperature of 45 degrees. Average high is 33-35 degrees, but yes, people tend to use air conditioners more on summer.
And what for you is a concrete box for someone else would be modern architecture.
@@sellingcyprus Give me cool stone and wooden shutters any day.
Modern doesn't always equate with better.
@@redbird9658 agree to disagree.different people have different taste in food.fashion and of course architecture. Someone appreciates traditional style, where others would choose ultra. Odeon and contemporary. To each their own.