Villa in Geri

5368, Cyprus

For Sale

€740,000

REF: 796132 €740,000


4

4

249 m2

Description

This project attempts to contribute to the enrichment of the current proposals for housing. With the aim of creating socially, ecologically and environmentally sustainable housing, the development represents the new face of architecture. The project proposes an innovative housing scheme of nine independent homes that work together in harmony to create a neighborhood ambiance.

This project can become a reference point in contemporary architecture for housing that offers both exceptional quality and social sustainability. The complex was designed with three major parameters in mind: a large outdoor area, maximum southern exposure, and natural cross-ventilation to ease the intensity of the summer heat.

These three features have guided the design of the individual units and resulted in a system of skylights that provide all the interior spaces with both controlled south light and effective cross-ventilation. Taking advantage of the large pool of alternative solutions that resulted in the long design process, It was decided to make some of them available to future owners.

Instead of having a fixed design for the whole complex it decided to work on a number of typologies that could bring to the fore the potential of the different plots. Through a close collaboration between the developer, the architects and the clients each design can be customized to suit the specific needs and fulfill the dreams of the occupants.

Every house is bordered by a large garden area with southern orientation. The sitting room opens directly onto the garden area, which can be easily accessed through large glass doors that span the entire width of the southern façade. In this way the indoor/outdoor space can be maximized to fully enjoy the temperate Cyprus weather.

In some of the typologies the kitchen and dining spaces are centrally located, while in others they occupy the southern part of the house. In all instances the stairwell plays a central role in the division of spaces. Unusually, it is not grounded, but instead suspended from the ceiling via a light-weight structural system.

This feature provides fluidity and continuity between the various areas of the home, while also creating a light-well that illuminates the interior. The upper floor is organized around the central stairwell: the master bedroom with its en-suite bathroom and wardrobe usually occupy the southern and western edge of the second floor, while the remaining bedrooms occupy the northern and eastern part of the floor.

The skylights provide the second floor with openings on the south so that natural light illuminates the interiors. At the same time they enable cross-ventilation for all rooms. The incessant quest for new housing typologies that respond to the ever-changing social needs, the climatic conditions and the vital issue of energy has urged us to seek innovative living proposals. The project endeavors to explore a new housing typology, one that will eventually enrich housing options currently on hand.
This project attempts to contribute to the enrichment of the current proposals for housing. With the aim of creating socially, ecologically and environmentally sustainable housing, the development represents the new face of architecture. The project proposes an innovative housing scheme of nine independent homes that work together in harmony to create a neighborhood ambiance.

This project can become a reference point in contemporary architecture for housing that offers both exceptional quality and social sustainability. The complex was designed with three major parameters in mind: a large outdoor area, maximum southern exposure, and natural cross-ventilation to ease the intensity of the summer heat.

These three features have guided the design of the individual units and resulted in a system of skylights that provide all the interior spaces with both controlled south light and effective cross-ventilation. Taking advantage of the large pool of alternative solutions that resulted in the long design process, It was decided to make some of them available to future owners.

Instead of having a fixed design for the whole complex it decided to work on a number of typologies that could bring to the fore the potential of the different plots. Through a close collaboration between the developer, the architects and the clients each design can be customized to suit the specific needs and fulfill the dreams of the occupants.

Every house is bordered by a large garden area with southern orientation. The sitting room opens directly onto the garden area, which can be easily accessed through large glass doors that span the entire width of the southern façade. In this way the indoor/outdoor space can be maximized to fully enjoy the temperate Cyprus weather.

In some of the typologies the kitchen and dining spaces are centrally located, while in others they occupy the southern part of the house. In all instances the stairwell plays a central role in the division of spaces. Unusually, it is not grounded, but instead suspended from the ceiling via a light-weight structural system.

This feature provides fluidity and continuity between the various areas of the home, while also creating a light-well that illuminates the interior. The upper floor is organized around the central stairwell: the master bedroom with its en-suite bathroom and wardrobe usually occupy the southern and western edge of the second floor, while the remaining bedrooms occupy the northern and eastern part of the floor.

The skylights provide the second floor with openings on the south so that natural light illuminates the interiors. At the same time they enable cross-ventilation for all rooms. The incessant quest for new housing typologies that respond to the ever-changing social needs, the climatic conditions and the vital issue of energy has urged us to seek innovative living proposals. The project endeavors to explore a new housing typology, one that will eventually enrich housing options currently on hand.
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5368, Cyprus

Interested in this property? Don't lose out to currency fluctuations changing the price you pay...

Many overseas buyers in Cyprus do not realise they can lose thousands of pounds through adverse currency exchange rate movements.

The property buying process in Cyprus takes time; it could be up to six months between seeing the property of your dreams and actually taking ownership. So how much would this €740,000 property cost you?

Property Price € Minimum cost in the last six months Maximum cost in the last six months Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by
€740,000 £612,949 £635,993 £23,044
Property Price € €740,000
Minimum cost in the last six months £612,949
Maximum cost in the last six months £635,993
Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by £23,044

5368, Cyprus

Interested in this property? Don't lose out to currency fluctuations changing the price you pay...

Many overseas buyers in Cyprus do not realise they can lose thousands of pounds through adverse currency exchange rate movements.

The property buying process in Cyprus takes time; it could be up to six months between seeing the property of your dreams and actually taking ownership. So how much would this €740,000 property cost you?

Property Price € Minimum cost in the last six months Maximum cost in the last six months Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by
€740,000 £612,949 £635,993 £23,044
Property Price € €740,000
Minimum cost in the last six months £612,949
Maximum cost in the last six months £635,993
Fluctuating exchange rates over the last six months could have increased the cost of this property by £23,044

The exchange rate on the day you make an offer on your property in Cyprus will not be the same as the rate you pay when you complete on your purchase, as currency markets move constantly. Any large rate movements may take it beyond your price range as the chart above illustrates the fluctuation and how much extra your property could have cost you.

The best way to avoid this significant risk is to plan your budget and currency strategy with an experienced currency specialist. They have been known to save you up to 4% compared to many high street banks, £4,000 for every £100,000, which soon adds up. They will also keep you up to date on market movements, help you set a rate in advance with a product called a Forward Contract - so you know exactly what you will pay for your property in sterling.

This is why we recommend Smart Currency Exchange Ltd. If exchange rate movements continue to be as unpredictable and as significant as they have been in the past then by not using Smart Currency Exchange Ltd your property could cost you £23,044 more.

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