PRICES FROM €1,250,000+VAT Located on the waterfront with stunningly clear waters nearby and set in a serene location above sea level, this project features beautiful gardens, a clubhouse offering various dining choices, a private gym with excellent facilities, around-the-clock security and a range of high-quality amenities. The development comprises thirty-five unique villas available in seven distinct types along with three blocks of luxurious apartments with either two or three bedroom configurations designed with impeccable architectural aesthetics and featuring the finest materials. Each villa features a stunning private pool, large inviting spaces, high ceilings and a fully equipped state-of-the-art kitchen with the finest selection of materials and equipment. Rooms are designed and furnished with incredible attention to detail and a dedication to opulence, equipped with every amenity and a varying selection of options. This prestigious property offers three levels of home. Commencing with the lower level options for either two bedrooms with en-suites or the freedom to add further opulence to your home with the addition of either a cinema room, entertainment and games room, private gymnasiums, Jacuzzis or any other amenities you may require. From the entrance level of this property you are greeted by a separate spacious lounge area. Leading through the property you discover the sleek fitted kitchen and dining area where floor to ceiling windows not only light this level but seamlessly allow the flow between inside and outside adjoining both areas flawlessly. A ground floor bedroom with en-suite facilities/guest WC complete this level. Ascending the stairs, three further bedrooms await. Chlorakas is located 3 km north of Paphos town and borders the tourist area known as the Tomb of the Kings. It is also home to Akritas Chloraka, a Cypriot Second Division football team. There are many hotels, restaurants and bars in this village which runs along the coast road from Paphos Town to Coral Bay. Chlorakas’ location was put on the map in March 1998 when the cargo ship Demetrios II ran aground in heavy seas, the vessel is easily visible and has now become quite a focal point.