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Goudi is located at a peaceful area. It's surrounded by big olive trees and lovely lawned gardens liberally planted with shrubs, trees and colorful flowers. With the town of Polis less than five kilometers away and the beach just a bit further, it's very easy to enjoy shopping, some time beside the sea, or an evening out without having to travel too far.

The sunny paved terrace around the villa’s swimming pool is set on a green lawn, providing plenty of space for many, happy hour of sunbathing. Entrance to the villa is through the front door on the poolside patio, which opens to the lounge and dining room, simply decorated with a tiled floor and whitewashed walls and furnished with a sofa, armchairs, a dining table and chairs.The villa offers two twin bedrooms and the one with an en-suite bathroom,and one double bedroom.

Area Description: With a population of approximately 150, it is a very quiet village. In fact, blink and you might miss it! However, 40 years ago it was a different story when the village was flourishing with life and tradition. Goudi contains a mixture of modern and traditional houses. There are no tavernas or kiosks in Goudi but there are two supermarkets on the Polis road that are open from early in the morning until quite late in the evening, depending on the season.

There are two coffee shops (kafenios), one that has a sign outside the door and the other at the crossroads just as you enter Goudi but which has no sign. However, look closely and you will see a few tables and chairs where you can sit under the grapevines and observe the rush hour traffic of the odd donkey or two! Goudi rambles up a steep hill and is 75 metres above sea level, so from the top of the village you can catch a glimpse of the sea at Polis. There are also fantastic views towards the Chrysochous valley and the villages south of Paphos forest.