Villa Iphigenia (Four Bedroom Villa Premier)

Villa Ifigenia is a beautiful newly built 4 bedrooms, private villa nestled in the foothills of the Peristerona Village. Encompassed by stunning views and just 10 minutes drive from the town of Polis.
Internally this luxurious villa is tastefully furnished and decorated throughout. Great attention to detail has been paid to the design of this villa and also to those 'little touches' that make this a truly unique holiday home.
The accommodation is arranged as follows:
Elegantly furnished living room with satellite TV, CD/music player, and dinning room, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, oven, hob, washing machine and microwave.

One twin and one double bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC is located on the first floor. In addition one main bathroom is located in that floor. The villa offers open plan dining and living room and the kitchen offers all the facilities that you might need while you will be on holidays. On the second floor you can find two double bedrooms offering ensuite bathroom.

All of the bedrooms have air-conditioning units for cooling and heating and TV. The bedrooms also have balconies with panoramic views across open fields and orange groves.
The swimming pool and a child pool are located at the amazing garden of the villa, ready to be combined with fun and relaxing time. Also at the pool area you can find a covered kiosk and a BBQ area for those lovely barbeque evenings.

Area Description:
Peristerona is a quiet, traditional, inland village just 10 minutes drive from the main town of Polis and approximately 35 minutes drive from Paphos town. The village is located approximately 410 metres above sea level and therefore enjoys the benefit of being slightly cooler in the very hot summer months. Villa Kitromilia, due to its position, enjoys refreshing breezes that blow down from the hills and help to cool the air on very hot days. It is believed that the village was founded during the Byzantine period. The name Peristerona implies a place where pigeons are reared. The village has a small supermarket, post office and two coffee shops. The area boasts many archaeological sites, dating to the prehistoric times. The village church is dedicated to St. Mamas and it possesses numerous old icons belonging to the older church which was of the 15th-16th century. The church is also the Cathedral of the suffrage Episcopal seat of Arsinoe which has been built next to it, where there is also a Byzantine museum containing many old icons and other religious items