LDER157 – 9365m2 plot of agricultural land in Ayios Nicolaos.
Located close to the Famagusta border this plot has an existing rental income.
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DERYNEIA
Deryneia is the second largest town in Famagusta, now linked with the main town of Paralimni. Although very close to Paralimni it has a very different identity and unique charm. Typically residents work in agriculture, crafts and farming or in the hospitality industry. Deryneia is probably most famous for Strawberries, and produces over 60% of the total production on the Island. The strawberry festival, held every 2 years, is probably the most well known and brings thousands of visitors from the surrounding areas to sample the local delights and join in with the traditional dancing.
The Cultural Centre is a must see for tourists and locals alike as it tells the story of the history of the area and overlooks the Ghost town of Famagusta in Northern Cyprus. Deryneia is also a gateway to the occupied areas in the North and just a 10 minute drive to Famagusta town.
ABOUT THE FAMAGUSTA REGION
Whether you are planning to visit the Famagusta region of the Republic of Cyprus for the first time or you are already in love with the area, there is something here for everyone.
The area is not known as the ‘Jewel of the Eastern Mediterranean` for nothing! From the stunning cliffs of Cavo Greko (the most Easterly point of Europe) to quaint inland villages, to the 44 (yes 44!) white sandy Blue Flag beaches, the area holds something for every palette. We have beautiful nature trails, water sports galore, amazing fresh cuisine, nightlife, one of the top waterparks in Europe, fishing harbours, a world class Marina and the list goes on and on! You are never far from anywhere in Famagusta, a maximum 15 minute drive to the nearest beach from even the most inland villages.
Thousands of expats of all nationalities have made Cyprus their home over the years due to the warm local welcome, fantastic climate and host of things to do. The bustling cities of Limassol, Larnaca and Nicosia are just over an hour away but here you can enjoy a more relaxed pace of life. Crime rates are amongst the lowest in Europe, English and Russian are widely spoken and there is always time for a chat, a coffee or a glass of wine in the sunshine. We look forward to introducing you to hidden gems of the area on your next visit.
