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Availability
.Rental Periods
Rental Period | Price Per Day | Price Per Week |
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2021 | ||
01 April 2021 - 30 April 2021 | 79.00€ | 553€ |
01 May 2021 - 19 May 2021 | 83.00€ | 581€ |
20 May 2021 - 30 June 2021 | 114.00€ | 798€ |
01 July 2021 - 14 July 2021 | 157.00€ | 1099€ |
15 July 2021 - 31 July 2021 | 240.00€ | 1680€ |
01 August 2021 - 20 August 2021 | 250.00€ | 1750€ |
21 August 2021 - 31 August 2021 | 193.00€ | 1351€ |
01 September 2021 - 30 September 2021 | 128.00€ | 896€ |
01 October 2021 - 31 October 2021 | 98.00€ | 686€ |
01 November 2021 - 30 November 2021 | 79.00€ | 553€ |
General
Villa Petounia is a three bedroom property, located in a quiet part of Argaka Cyprus, in Chryschochous Bay, with an exceptional garden and a private secluded pool, just a breath away from the sandy beach.
The villa is set in two levels, within walking distance from Argaka Cyprus bars and restaurants and features magnificent sea, panoramic and sunset views, really spacious for a party of six.
There is a well stocked kitchen, on the first level, with an adjacent living and dining area, a twin bedroom and a family bathroom. Kitchen and living area have both got doors opening to the garden and pool area.
The interior staircase is leading to the upper floor, which houses a master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a twin bedroom with en-suite shower room and a large terrace with spectacular sea views and outside sitting and dining facilities.
The property is fully air-conditioned (provided free of charge) with Wi Fi internet facilities, portable BBQ in the garden, satellite TV and dining facilities by the pool.
Private parking is available.
Check-in time
Check-out time
Pets
Accepted credit cards
Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Balcony or terrace
- BBQ
- Cleaning services
- Clothes dryer
- Cooker
- Cot (on request)
- Dinning Terrace
- Dishwasher
- DVD player
- Freezer
- Fridge
- Hair dryer
- High chair (on request)
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Kettle
- Linen provided
- Microwave
- Near restaurants
- Near tavernas
- Outdoor Dining
- Panoramic Views
- Parking
- Pool
- Private garden
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- Sea Views
- Sunloungers
- Sunset Views
- Toaster
- Towels provided
- TV
- Umbrella
- Walk to the beach
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Internet
Parking
Closest Beach
Distance to the sea
Nearest village
Nearby Taverna
Nearest restaurant
Supermarket
Mini - Market
Local point of interest
ATM
Bank
Kiosk
Water - Sport activities
Marina
Dive Center
Airport
Hospital
Police Station
Eos Travel Office
Cool place.





Villa Petunia Argaka October Sun





We had a lovely stay in the villa.





Villa Petunia was in a great location





Great Location, everything as described





A clean and superbly located villa with every amenity you could want.





Definitely recommendable





A great villa in a beautiful & quiet part of the island,.....





OK - some significant flaws





Everything was great and as descripted by the text or images.





Very good location of the house.quite surroundings and a perfect view of the sea.





Argaka-Cyprus

Argaka is situated on the coast, just 7kms north of Polis, NW Cyprus. Famous for its magnificent sunsets and hospitality, Argaka is the place to be!
Argaka is a small traditional Cypriot farming village, built along a ridge with magnificent views of the sea. Its location makes it the ideal place to just sit back and relax.
There is no record of the origins of the village or whether it existed in medieval times, but east of the village lies the restored church of Agia Varva which belonged to the Jerusalem Patriarchate and functioned until 1821.
The settlement of Argaka has two parts. There is Pano Argaka (Upper) and Kato Argaka (Lower). Upper Argaka represents the old settlement while Lower Argaka, which followed the Polis – Pomos – Nicosia road, is the new, linear-type settlement. The houses of the old settlement are mostly traditional, made with hewed limestone or with igneous pebbles. Because of the stream that crosses it (known as the River of Argaka), of the slope upon which it is built, and of the road through which it connects with the new settlement by the sea, the settlement of Argaka can be characterized as a relatively sparsely structured one.
The village features a selection of shops, supermarkets and banks, to satisfy all visitor’s needs while on holiday.
Argaka has several dams where fishing may be possible. This part of the island is very fertile and has an abundance of fruit trees including figs, grapes, prickly pears, apples, oranges and lemons.
Sports and nature
Akamas Peninsula It is a wonderful place to escape and be with nature. The Peninsula is famous for its wildlife and rare, endemic flora. Lefkara This charming village between Limassol and Larnaca is famous for its silver filigree and, significantly, its lace. Petra tou Romiou Petra tou Romiou (Rock of Aphrodite) is one of the most beautiful spots on the island. It said to be where the Greek goddess Aphrodite was born. Phoinikoudes, Larnaca A 2 miles or so long esplanade lined with palm trees, the Phoinikoudes (locally Foinikoudes) is the icon image of Larnaca. Ayia Napa Agia Napa has ‘grown up’ and now has a growing number of sophisticated nightspots, restaurants and cultural venues, as well as lively clubs that still attract the young, trendy set. The resort has some of the best beaches and diving opportunities on the island.Nightlife
Argaka features all type of bars, pubs, music tavernas and discos.Culture & history
Cyprus Museum The Museum has got a magnificent collection of archaeological treasures, dating back to Neolithic times, including astonishingly well-preserved Mycenaean pottery, Chalcolithic figurines, Egyptian and Roman statues and carvings from the Royal Tombs at Salamis. The museum is located in central Nicosia. Kourion, Limassol The ancient city-kingdom site of the Kourion is the finest archaeological site on the island, With its spectacular Greco-Roman theatre, agora (marketplace) and the remains of a cathedral, the House of Eustolios with well-preserved 5th century floor mosaics, the ancient city-kingdom site of . On the same site is a stadium and sanctuary. Kyrenia Once an important Roman and Venetian port and said to be one of the most picturesque harbours in the Mediterranean, dominated by a vast fortress. Kyrenia Castle houses a Shipwreck Museum, which is best known for its 2,300-year-old merchant vessel and amphorae display. Tombs of the Kings This is a collection of rock cut tombs. The tombs were of noblemen, rather than kings, and are historically important because of their design. Troodos Painted Churches This is a collection of 10 richly painted churches and tiny monasteries. Two of the most spectacular are the Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis at Kakopetria with frescos from the 11th century, and Panagia tou Araka with scenes from the Old Testament. Baths of Aphrodite An isolated freshwater pool on the edge of the Akamas Peninsula, the Baths of Aphrodite near Polis is where, so legend has it, the Greek goddess bathed and enjoyed trysts with the god Adonis. Hala Sultan Tekke Located near Larnaca International Airport, the Hala Sultan Tekke is a beautiful 19th century mosque set amongst palm trees.Read more