3 BEDROOM 3 BATHROOM VILLA IN TUZLA, Famagusta, Northern Cyprus

Live the dream in this immaculate well-presented private villa, situated in the lovely peaceful area of Tuzla, Famagusta. The sandy beach is literally a five minute drive away. The villa itself sits on a good sized plot of 600 square meters with a garden area front and back. The back garden has plenty of room for a pool to be fitted if required. This property comes with all white goods and is around 6 years old. This property is in the up and coming area and is truly a superb home and a real ‘must see’!

Reference No: HP2914

The Property

Entrance Hall: 5.3m x 8.3 m

Living area:

Fitted with ac unit

Kitchen: 5.9m x 3.8m

Fitted with ac, oven, extractor, dishwasher and washing machine.

Guest w/c:

Master bedroom: 4.8m x 3.6m -En Suit: 2.3m x 2.5m

Double bedroom with ac fitted.

Bedroom 2: 3.2 m x 2.9m

Double bedroom with ac fitted

Bedroom 3: 4.2m x 3.8m - En suit: 2.3m x 2.5m

Double bedroom with ac fitted

Local amenities and attractions

Shops, restaurants, school, universities, cinema, club and many amenities – 5 minutes’ drive

Salamis Ruins and St Barnabas abbey – 5 minute drive

Karpaz gate marina – 1 hour by car

Karpaz peninsular – 1 hour 30 minutes’ by car

Ercan airport – 30 minute drive

Larnaca airport – 1 hour drive

The Region - Famagusta

Famagusta region of Northern Cyprus has so much to offer. From the fascinating old walled city with its numerous shops, restaurants and bars then driving north past the ruins of ancient Salamis passing miles of sandy beaches coming to the picturesque fishing harbor at Bogaz and then onwards to the magnificent Karpaz peninsula where some exciting developments are taking place firstly at Bafra with 10 new themed hotels planned for construction and then on to the Karpaz Gate Marina. All this and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, yes, Famagusta seems to offer everything.

Famagusta is one of the most important, greatly fortified ports on the shores of the Mediterranean. To the north of Famagusta lie the fabulous ruins of Salamis. This one great city is believed to have been founded in the 11th century BC and after the influences of the many conquering nations, notably the Romans, the city was finally abandoned in 648 AD following the combined catastrophes of earthquake and raids by Arab pirates, when the population moved to Famagusta.

The spectacular ruins give a fascinating insight into long-lost civilizations and include a magnificent amphitheater, Roman baths, a gymnasium and royal tombs. The mosaics are particularly beautiful. Ravaged by war and earthquakes, the old walled town is now only partially inhabited, but it contains some of the finest examples of medieval military architecture extant and the 14th-century Gothic-style Cathedral now a mosque.

Restored and pedestrianized since 1996, the old town of Gazimagusa is a veritable outdoor museum and a real delight to explore, soak up the sunshine and people-watch in quaint cafes. Just minutes away also lays the thriving new town which is becoming increasingly popular with locals and visitors alike as a fun-packed holiday destination. It's an excellent hub for eating-out, shopping and recreation. Nowadays the city comes alive at night with trendy cafes, bars and restaurants offering international cuisine as well as the traditional Cypriot food. Clubs and restaurants have traditional music as well as performers traveling from further afield to satisfy the tastes of all age groups The eastern coastal area of Gazimagusa Bay is one long, very fine beach with excellent facilities and clean, safe bathing and snorkelling. This harbour town is a fantastic destination for summer holidays or permanent living.