Properties for Sale in Limassol, Cyprus

Limassol sits on Cyprus’s southern coast. It is the country’s second largest city, its chief port, and a sunny hotspot with holidaymakers and international buyers alike.

Limassol does not have its own international airport. However, it is roughly a 45-minute drive (or shuttle) to the international airports of Larnaca or Paphos.

Limassol is a fantastic place for overseas buyers seeking sunshine to search for a home. From May to November, Limassol experiences temperatures of 20°C or more. The hottest month is August with an average daily maximum of 31°C. Even in the depths of winter, Limassol still sees highs of 18 degrees. Plus, the sea temperature averages 23°C from June to November, perfect for swimming.

A property for sale in Limassol would be well-suited to someone looking for both the cosmopolitan feel of Nicosia and the heady party scenes of Ayia Napa. Limassol is home to one of the Mediterranean’s longest promenades, a dazzling stretch lined with palm trees, experience it via foot, bicycle, or skateboard. It is a great place to find favourite cafes, English style pubs and restaurants, and then come nightfall, you can find vibrant nightclubs along it too.

Limassol has a choice of brilliant beaches. One that particularly stands out is Kourin Beach, as there’s an archaeological site to explore there, with an old amphitheatre and mosaics. While Lady’s Mile Beach is very popular with families.

Limassol offers a taste of the old and the new. For exclusive and commercial shops, head to Makarios Avenue. For cute trinkets, honey, leather, and wine head to Anexartisias Street in Old Town. Branching out from the splendid old fishing port, Limassol’s Old Town is distinct for its narrow streets and British colonial homes. It is home to Limassol Castle where Richard the Lionheart married Berengaria of Navarre and crowned her Queen of England.

Property for sale in Limassol

On the Your Overseas Home property portal, you will find a vast selection of properties for sale in Limassol. For €50,000, you can purchase a land plot, should you want to build your very own home. For just a little more, you could buy an old village home and transform it into the property of your dreams. However, if you’d prefer to buy a property that you can move into quickly, then apartments in Limassol can be bought for upwards of €130,000. For a small house in Limassol, you will need a budget of €220,000 or more. Excitingly, several new-build developments are popping up in Limassol. While new build apartments are generally more expensive than resales, they come with the promise of being made with high-quality, modern materials, often with access to a communal swimming pool, gardens and a gym. Plus, new-build villas are typically built with features such as a sea views, private swimming pool, fully fitted kitchens and more.