Villa Otrera

Details of the Villa

A brand new five-star villa with airy, open plan living and fresh Mediterranean interiors, Villa Otrera is the perfect choice for an island getaway. The exteriors are monochrome with a standout feature wall in striking coral, while one side of the villa is completely made of glass. Vibrant bougainvillaeas drape down the outside of the property. The wall of postcard-like windows allow every bedroom to be bathed in light and have gorgeous sea views. The pale blue plunge pool has glamorous Roman-style steps and is ideal for cooling off from the Cyprus heat. Jump in and take a refreshing bath or float peacefully, taking in the fragrance of the plants that line the edge of the pool. Cushioned benches and chairs rest on the terrace, overlooking the swimming pool. The interiors are decorated from top to toe in white with pops of blue, just like the Greek flag. The enviable living room has plenty of space, and the huge patio doors allow guests to come in and out of the pool area freely. Elegant decorative shelves display quirky ornaments, while there is satellite television and plenty of floor space. On one side is the fully equipped kitchen, ideal for self-caterers - there's a stylish breakfast bar, an oven and dishwasher, and everything you need to create delicious meals. For barbecue enthusiasts, there is a dedicated area with a worktop for preparing the feast. Dine inside around the formal white table, in the outdoor lounge or eat alfresco on the terrace. Ascend the staircase to reach the three bedrooms on the second floor. Chic and minimal, the luxurious beds are dressed in crisp white and soft grey linen. Two bedrooms have double beds, while the third has twin single beds. Plenty of fitted wardrobe space is included in all the bedrooms. The master bedroom has its own ensuite, and the main family bathroom is also on this floor, decorated in warm pale grey tiles and with a glass-encased shower. #### Features The Villa Villa Otrera is a modern holiday home located within a few minutes' walk from a sandy beach. There are 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, accommodating up to 6 people. Ground Floor - Open-plan living room with garden access - Fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar - Bathroom with shower First Floor - Double bedroom with en-suite shower room - Two twin bedrooms - Shower room Exterior Grounds - Swimming pool - Sun loungers and parasols - Outdoor lounge area - Alfresco dining area Additional Facilities - Air conditioning - Dishwasher - Iron and board - Satellite TV - Washing machine - Hair dryer - Safe box - Baby cot and high chair (on request) #### Location Cyprus is dotted with pine trees, vineyards and wildflower-filled meadows. The coastline is strewn with incredible white sandy beaches and impossibly blue water, while there's hiking, museums and ancient ruins to explore inland. This villa is tucked away on the eastern coast of Cyprus in the coastal village of Kapparis; this villa is ideally located five minutes from an unspoilt beach with crystalline waters. It's also close to plenty of amenities, including bars, shops and restaurants. A larger resort called Protaras is a five-minute drive away, with lively bars, international dining and Fig Tree Bay, the home of watersports. This beach is named after its lone pine tree - it boasts glittering waters, golden sand and Hellenic tombs that rise above it in addition to its fantastic array of aqua-based activities. Delightfully picturesque, it's one of the most famous beaches in the area for a reason. At this beach, you can get stuck into water skiing, kitesurfing and paragliding. Another fantastic beach in the area is Nissi, with its powdery white sand and swirling blue and green waters - this must be what paradise looks like. You can also try watersports here including windsurfing, as well as scuba diving. The coral reefs of Corfu are truly breathtaking - watch marine life in its natural habitat. A day trip to Paphos will unearth historical and cultural relics of the island. With incredibly well preserved Roman ruins, complete with mosaics and the Tombs of the Kings, it's a great place to get acquainted with one of the oldest civilisations in the Mediterranean area. Take a trip to Aphrodite's Rock, a beautiful spot dedicated to the Greek goddess. Aphrodite, the goddess of love is said to have been born of the sea foam in Paphos. According to ancient mythology, if you swim around the rock three times, you will be blessed with eternal youth, beauty, good fortune, fertility and true love. However, be warned that the sea here is rough - but a pilgrimage to see Aphrodite's Rock from the gorgeous beach is a lovely idea. Nicosia, Europe's last divided capital is a fascinating city, split between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. With a charming Old Town with city walls, the city is full of important and quirky museums. From Cyprus Museum, featuring a wonderful collection of archaeological finds to the Museum of Shipwrecks, it's perfect for a cultural day trip. There are so many Cypriot delicacies to try all over the island - the best way to start is with a traditional meze platter. This way, you can get acquainted with many different local dishes, such as atelia - pork cooked in red wine - and the many dips such as tahini, taramosalata and skordalia. Of course, Cyprus is the home of delicious halloumi, grilled or barbecued to perfection and served with pitta bread, salad and a side of hummus. For dessert, tuck into some sticky baklava - so indulgent! Cyprus has many natural wonders, such as Larnaca Salt Lake, home to migrating birds and a dizzying array of shrimp. Made up of four separate salt pans and beloved by flamingoes, the salt pan features in both Muslim and Christian lore. In summer, visitors can see the salt stretching as far as the eye can see.