4-bedroom villa fоr sаle

LUXURY VILLA FOR SALE ORMIDIA LARNACA

Type: luxury villa

Plot size: 5407 square metres

The plot is all fenced: (Automatic electric iron gate entrance:)

Levels /floors: 2

Covert areas: 380 square metres

Uncovered veranda’s areas: 130 square metres

Roof garden : 120 square meters

Number of bedrooms: 4

Master bedroom with En-suite bathroom and garderobe

Loft room: 25 square metres

Number of bathrooms: 4

Main bathroom: jacuzzi

Kitchens: 2

Solid oak wood and granites in main kitchens and sitting areas

Outdoors and windows: (PVC E- Coplam dabble glaze)

Library/ Office: 1

Sitting areas: 3

Store rooms: 3

Wood Fire place: 1

Air conditioning: All rooms and sitting area

Provision for central heating.

Wooden traditional oven: 1

Barbeque area: 1

Covert parking: 2 cars (automatic electric doors)

Outdoor parking: 4 cars

Garden out door kiosk: 40 square meters

Tilled exterior floor: 650 square metres

Mini football field and other spots activities 380 square meters

Grass area 360 square meters

Dog house: 85 square meters

Bird’s house: 60 square meters

Artificial lake for fish and water flowers with water fall: 35 square meters

Grown garden: deferent variety of trees, bushes and flowers

Fruit trees: (fig trees, lemon trees, pomegranate trees, berries and others)

Green house: optional

Private Swimming pool: optional

Water well: 1

Concrete water tank: 50 tons

Irrigation system install:

100 meters from ormidia forest

1km from the sea

Distant to the nearest airport 33km

Ormidia Village

Ormidia is a village situated in the Larnaca province, located 25 km northeast of Larnaca, 78 km east of Nicosia and 90 km northeast of Limassol.

One of the kokkinochoria (red villages) villages, the villages with the characteristic reddish fertile soil that has given its name to these areas, Ormidia is built in the valley of ancient Ormidia.

The name of the village has to do with the many bays that it has on its coastal line (ormos means small bay in Greek) and it was widely known as “the village of Pomegranates” for its large production of pomegranates. In fact, here is held every year the Ormidia Pomegranate Festival.

Ormidia has been inhabited since ancient times (early 8th century BC) and until the Early Christian era it was a large settlement. Archaeological findings from the area include the remains of settlements, temples, cemeteries, clay pots, statues, jewelery, coins and various tools made of stone, copper and iron. The graves of the cemeteries had been sacked in the past and today many of the finds are exhibited in museums abroad mainly in America, London and France.

In the present area of Pidkiavlis, the most ancient settlement was found, while on the hillside there is a large cemetery dating back to the Geometric and Archaic times, as well as in the current area of Vattenas, northwest of the village. Settlements were also found at the Vathi River (northwest of the center of the village) and around the chapel of Agios Georgios of Agonas, northeast of the present village.

After excavations, it appears that the settlement in the center of the present village continued to exist until the Roman and Early Christian periods, as because of the Arab raids and the possible filling of the harbor, the settlement had moved inland, within the area.

The church of Agios Konstantinos Alamanos and Agioi Anargyri (Kosmas and Damianos) is located in the center of the village. Previously there were two small churches, but in 1901 a single church was built in their place. There is also a chapel and a cave, the holy cave, as the locals call it, just outside the village where St. Constantine the Alamanos or Ormidias lived. In this cave also used to run a holy spring. His grave is situated beneath the Holy Altar in the sanctuary of the church. The Saint celebrates together with the Saints Anargyroi on July the1st.

At Ormidias the community park “To Rodi” (The pomegranate) located in the center of the village was built in 1982 and it is a green area with a playground and an outdoor theater for the village’s events.

The approximately 5,000 residents which they are very well known for their hospitality and their love for sports especially football of whom 20% are refugees who have been living in the village since 1974, are currently engaged in agriculture, livestock farming, fishing and the tourist industry of Larnaca, Ayia Napa and Protaras. In the area is a desalination plant, as well as crafting small factories, restaurants, taverns, supermarkets as Lidl and other local small supermarkets, pharmacies, kiosks, bookstore, governmental small hospital, post office, café shops banks, clinics, various shops and other businesses.