Villa Aloneftis is located within landscaped grounds on a private, gated estate in the Argaka area of Polis. Featuring spacious living areas, a swimming pool, and five well-appointed bedroom suites, this villa is well-suited for large families, multiple families, or groups of friends. Additionally, Villa Marios, situated next door, provides an option for larger groups looking to book accommodations close to one another for a shared holiday experience in Cyprus.

Villa Aloneftis is a modern three-story property. The ground floor includes an open-plan living area, a fully equipped kitchen and dining space, a double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, and a guest cloakroom. On the lower ground floor, there is a self-contained double bedroom with a sauna, a separate shower room, and a mini kitchen. This level provides direct access to the landscaped gardens and swimming pool. The first floor hosts the master suite, along with an additional double and twin bedroom, all of which include ensuite bathrooms.

The villa’s main living space is open and bright, with neutral tones and polished floors. Double doors open to the garden and lead into the living area, which features a comfortable sofa, additional seating, a television, and a fireplace. Adjacent to this space is a dining area with a contemporary table and chairs, illuminated by overhead lighting. The modern kitchen is fitted with sleek cabinetry, granite countertops, a breakfast bar, and a secondary dining table. Large glass doors open onto a furnished terrace, allowing natural light to fill the space. The ground-floor bedroom is designed in soft, neutral tones and includes a well-appointed ensuite bathroom.

The self-contained bedroom on the lower level includes direct access to a sauna and shower room, as well as a small kitchen area with a fridge, microwave, and other essentials. Doors from this level lead directly to the poolside terrace and garden.

On the upper floor, the master suite features a walk-in wardrobe, a spacious ensuite shower room, and a private balcony with sea views and sunset vistas. Another double bedroom shares the same balcony and offers a similar level of comfort, including a private ensuite. The final double bedroom has a separate balcony overlooking the pool and garden, and it is also equipped with an ensuite bathroom.

The villa’s outdoor space is landscaped with a variety of plants and greenery. The swimming pool, which can be heated at an additional cost, is surrounded by sun loungers and seating areas. A shaded outdoor dining space with a barbecue and kitchen facilities provides an ideal setting for al fresco meals. The gardens feature lush lawns, mature trees, and vibrant bougainvillaea, offering multiple seating areas for relaxation.

Villa Aloneftis enjoys a beautiful landscaped garden on an exclusive, immaculate private estate in secured gated grounds in the exclusive village of Argaka, just a few minutes from Polis. Polis and its local harbour village Latchi sit next to each other dominating Chrysohous Bay and offering scenic delights and a very welcoming ambience. Latchi boasts a string of fine fish restaurants where you will dine like royalty.

The Akamas National Park lies on this west coast of Cyprus covering an area of 239 km and offering valleys, gorges and wide sandy bays. There are 168 varieties of birds, 20 different reptiles, 16 species of butterfly and a very rich variety of fauna. It is a wonderful area for wildlife, fauna and keen walkers and mountain bikers. One of the favourite places is the Blue Lagoon which many guests visit by boat. The crystal clear blue water is amazing and it is very popular for snorkeling. Lara Beach is within easy reach of Villa Aloneftis. You will discover soft, golden sand and crystal clear waters though you may need to rent a 4 by 4 car to reach the beach. It is the breeding ground of the endangered Green turtle and Hawk’s Bill turtle. There are three official nature trails through the Akamas peninsula, the Adonis, Aphrodite and Smigies trails. They are interwoven with rocks, gorges and valleys and offer stunning views of the curved coastline, cliffs and boulders.

Roughly 18 miles from Paphos, the Baths of Aphrodite can be found, a natural cavern that features a caved shallow pool surrounded by ferns and a large fig tree. A natural spring supplies the pool water and according to myth, Aphrodite would bathe in the pool and it is where she met her great love, Adonis. The waters are rumoured to hold special rejuvenating powers.

The vibrant, buzzy town of Paphos offers a diverse range of entertainment. It takes you back to ancient Greece with its temples and colourful mosaics, it treats you to delicious cuisine, it offers excellent shopping opportunites and rewards you will cultural attractions. Paphos Old Town is a recognised site of historic and archaeological importance. The Ancient Greeks believed Aphrodite rose from the sea at Paphos. The entire town is on the unesco World Cultural Heritage List. For a cultural day out you can visit the Tomb of the Kings outside the northern walls of Paphos Town where the Egyptian catacombs are carved out of solid rock. You can also visit the wonderful Kato Paphos Archaeological Park which houses impressive Roman mosaics or the famous House of Dionysos. Up on the hill, the majestic columns of the Temple of Aphrodite frame the sweeping sea views. The Old Town boasts charming cobbled streets brimming with pavement cafes and bars and the modern harbour is packed with vibrant, buzzy bars and restaurants. Paphos’ Blue Flag beach is small but mighty, right in the town centre and split into two parts. Plenty of sunloungers offer wonderful spots on the sand and wooden deck to enjoy the guaranteed sunshine. Most of the beach is backed by craggy rocks and overlooked by the medieval castle.

Pissouri Beach and village enjoys delightful Cypriot character and spectacular views. During the summer it hosts a ‘Cyprus night’ in the lovely traffic free village square with dancing and music. It is possible to see the shore line all the way to Limassol and to the north you can see the Troodos range, including Mount Olympus, the highest mountain on the island.

For an alternative day out, you can head to the mountains of Cyprus. Amid the cool, fragrant pine and cedar forests of the Troodos mountains are some spectacular churches. Ten have been awarded World Heritage Status in recognition of their incredibly detailed and vibrant Byzantine frescoes. You can to the characterful village of Khirokhitia where the houses look like tiny ceramic pots. They were home to the earliest known civilisation on Cyprus.

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