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Located in the vibrant Universal area of Kato Paphos, this beautifully presented, fully furnished apartment is ideal for those who like the peace and quiet, but wish to be accessible to local amenities and attractions.

This property is situated on the second floor of a private complex. It is within close proximity to beaches, restaurants, bars, shops and the town centres of both old and new Paphos.

The fully furnished apartment is decorated and furnished tastefully and is well equipped for a self catering holiday. All three of the bedrooms and also the open plan lounge/dining area benefit from Air Conditioning Units.

The complex is ideally situated for all local tourist attractions which can be reached on foot. There is a diner only a short walk away (5 mins) which is ideal for breakfast and snacks. All the pubs, restaurants and attractions of the aptly named 'Bar Street' can be reached on foot in around 15 minutes. Should you hire a car, there is easy access to the main arterial routes that lead from East to West and from South to North, opening up the rest of the island for your visit.

Paphos itself consists of two towns, each with its very own character. Ktima on the cliff (Upper Paphos) and Kato Paphos by the sea (Lower Paphos). One is virtually unchanged over the centuries and thoroughly Cypriot, while the other has expanded over the last decade from a sleepy fishing village and harbour, into a vibrant cosmopolitan resort which is expanding and improving each year.

In Kato Paphos (in the Archaeological Park), you will find many fine mosaics and buildings from Greek and Roman periods, plus the Harbour Castle. Close by is the church of St. Paul's Pillar, where St. Paul was tied to. Further down this road are the Tombs of the Kings and Christian Catacombs.

To the West there is Coral Bay and its wonderful sandy beach. Going towards the unspoilt Akamas Peninsula, there is Lara Bay, which is famous for its turtles