Cap St Georges Villas
Elysia Blu
Why Cyprus
Sunshine, Stability and Easy Access From the UK
Cyprus has long been one of the most popular places for British buyers to own property abroad. The island gets around 340 days of sunshine a year, English is widely spoken, people drive on the left and the legal system is based on English common law. With direct flights from airports across the UK into Paphos and Larnaca, most of the island is around four and a half hours from home.
For investors, that familiarity makes buying overseas far less daunting. Contracts, conveyancing and day-to-day life all feel recognisable, and steady demand from UK and European holidaymakers supports rental income throughout a long season.
Choosing Your Location
From Paphos to Protaras, Every Coast Covered
Each region of Cyprus has its own appeal. Paphos on the west coast combines a UNESCO World Heritage old town with a lively harbour and quieter coastline towards Coral Bay and the Akamas Peninsula. Larnaca is the island’s gateway city, home to its main airport and the palm-lined Finikoudes promenade. On the east coast, Paralimni and Protaras are known for clear water and Blue Flag beaches such as Fig Tree Bay.
Our developments are spread across all three areas, so buyers can match the location to their goals. That could be a resort-style rental investment in Kato Paphos, a luxury villa on the west coast, a city apartment close to Larnaca airport, or a holiday home minutes from the beaches of Protaras.
Buying in Cyprus
A Clear Process for UK Buyers
UK buyers can purchase property in Cyprus with permission from the District Office, which is a standard step that your lawyer handles as part of the purchase. New-build homes are subject to VAT, usually at 19%, though a reduced rate may apply to part of the price if the property will be your main home. Some registered resort developments also offer VAT refunds to investors.
Our team guides you through every stage, from choosing the right development to reservation, legal checks and completion. We can also introduce you to independent lawyers and advisers who specialise in buying property in Cyprus, so the whole purchase can be handled remotely if you need it to be.
Residency and Tax
More Than a Holiday Home
Buying new property in Cyprus worth at least €300,000 plus VAT can support an application for permanent residency, as long as you also meet the income requirements. Cyprus has no inheritance tax, and its tax regime for new residents is one of the reasons the island attracts buyers planning a future move.
This gives Cyprus property a flexibility that many overseas markets can’t match. A home bought today can earn rental income now, provide holidays for the family, and become a base for a permanent move later. Speak to our team to find the development that suits your plans.