Pervolia holiday villa rental with walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, air con, rural retreat, TV, DVD

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Persephoni House (villa)

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Persephoni Villa is ideal for families, groups of friends or those who wish to experience peace and tranquility. The villa is brand new with 5 bedrooms, en-suite. Built in a small exclusive development The "Atlantis Beach Gardens" a stone's throw away from the local beach, near the charming village of Pervolia.

It is fully equipped to a high standard for your full comfort and enjoyment. It has air conditioning throughout, a private pool and all the modern conveniences you would expect from a luxury villa.

The villa is also ideally placed for the busier beach resorts of Larnaca (15 mins), Agia Napa (50mins), Limassol (45mins), and the rest of Cyprus. Nicosia is only 35 mins away.

The pool side!	Front view of the villa.
Out of the garden and down the steps is the beach.	Fully equipped kitchen.

To see more photos please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60924

The Larnaca District

Larnaca is the oldest living city of Cyprus and is still a bustling and thriving city. It combines a very modern way of life with it’s fashion shops and coffee bars with a sense of history being surrounded by some amazing and breath taking ancient buildings.

If you are interested in the culture of Cyprus and enjoy exploring the history, Larnaca has archaeological sites and six museums, all within the city centre. If you prefer the outdoors, there are plenty of water sports and cruises which set off from the Marina, around the island.

The Cyprus "meze" is the food specialty of the town and is perfect to enjoy on a long summer evening. However the outstanding feature of Cyprus is the Cypriots themselves and their genuine hospitality and warmth.

Pervolia area

KITION, was a principal Phoenician city in Cyprus, located close to modern Larnaca.
The earliest remains at Kitium are those of an Aegean colony of the Mycenaean Age (c. 1400-1100 BC). The biblical name Kittim, representing Kitium, was also used for the whole island. A Phoenician dedication to the god "Baal of Lebanon," found at Kitium, suggests that the city may have belonged to Tyre; and an official monument of the Assyrian king Sargon II indicates that Kitium was the administrative centre of Cyprus during the Assyrian protectorate (709 - 668 BC).

During the various Greek revolts from 499, to 353 BC, Kitium led the side loyal to Persia and it remained an important city even after Alexander the Great conquered Persia. Kitium suffered repeatedly from earthquakes, however, and in medieval times its harbour became silted and the population moved to Larnaca.
The modern town, on the bay between Capes Kiti and Pyla, overlays much of ancient Kitium,
Kitium was the birthplace of the Greek philosopher Zeno, the founder of Stoicism and its modern name recalls the many tombs under its soil.

The port dating from the Turkish occupation (1571-1878), was enlarged after the 1974 Turkish intervention in northern Cyprus closed the island's main port at Famagusta. Potatoes and cement are the main export.
Larnaca International Airport opened as a temporary facility in 1974 after the closing of the international airport at Nicosia. It has now been developed into a modern facility and is still being further improved..

According to tradition, Lazarus of Bethany settled in Larnaca after his resurrection and became its first bishop; the chief church bears his name. Artifacts from archaeological excavations in the area are displayed in the museum on the site of the ancient Kitium harbour and also in the Larnaca Fort built by the Turks in 1625.

Larnaca district covers an area of 436 sq mi (1,229 sq km) with the Troodos Mountains covering much of the western part of the district; the highest elevation is 4,606 ft (1,404m), on the border with Nicosia district. The northern tip of the district lies in the Mesaoria Plain and has patches of woodland in which eucalyptus, acacia, cypress, and lowland pine predominate. Crops include barley, potatoes, fruits, vegetables, and nuts. Industry produces milled flour, canned fruit and vegetables, beverages, wood and furniture, paper products, textiles, and margarine.

Larnaca is well placed at the centre of a comprehensive road network. Highways give direct access to Nicosia to the North, Limassol (& Paphos) to the West and Ayia Napa to the East. There are numerous minor metalled roads including a newly finished road past the Airport to Kiti and on past Mazotos to Zygi.

Tourism is now very important to the area and a number of excellent Hotels have been built along the coast - mainly to the East of the town. There are many attractions to tempt the visitor ranging from a Camel Park at Mazotos to Archeological sites of great importance and Churches of historic significance. The Larnaca Salt lake gives a home to migratory Flamingoes before it dries out and there are many exotic birds that transit Cyprus including Hoopoes and Rollers.

How to get there

On exiting the airport there is a roundabout. Take the first exit(left) and follow the road to Meneou village. Turn left on entering Meneou village all the way to the beach road. Turn right and follow the road-Leoforos Pharou- go straight until you see on your left the "Atlantis Beach Gardens". You enter the complex and go to Villa no. 7. The name of the villa is Persephoni.

Activities near Pervolia

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Prior to your arrival the villa will of course be prepared for your immediate rest and enjoyment. All bedroom linen is provided and rooms made up. The services of a cleaner can be arranged at extra cost.

Further details outdoors:
For further information and assistance locally call: +35799640040

Further details

Note: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.

Arrival and departure dates are flexible.

Prices quoted are per week and for the villa and not per person. If you would like to book the villa for a different period of time, the price for the additional days will be charged on a pro rata basis.

Discount available for lets of one month or longer. A 25% non refundable deposit is payable on confirmation of booking, with the remaining balance due 8 weeks before arrival. A refundable breakages/damages deposit of £150 is required with all bookings, payable before arrival and refunded within 3 weeks of departure, less any deductions for losses, damage or breakages.

We would like to remind you that you are responsible for your own travel insurance and travel arrangements which are not included in the price.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Jun - Sep	15 Jun 08	1 Oct 08	1500£  1,500	0-	0-	1 Week
Oct	1 Oct 08	1 Nov 08	1200£  1,200	0-	0-	1 Week
Nov - Feb	1 Nov 08	1 Mar 09	800£  800	0-	0-	1 Week
Mar - May	1 Mar 09	31 May 09	1100£  1,100	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.

These are the approximate rates for full capacity(10 pax). The rates may vary according to the number of people staying at the same time. Please contact us for a quote and confirmation of availability.

Availability notes

To see availability please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60924

Contact owner

To contact this owner please visit: http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60924

Contact details for home 60924 Please mention Holiday Lettings
Name:	Mario Hajiyianni
Mobile:	+357 99640040
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