Casa Alya

Overview

In Greek mythology, Alya was a nymph who was the daughter of the sea. She was so beautiful that Poseidon fathered six sons and a daughter with her. Her name means sky or heaven.

Our new premium flawlessly designed villa aims to be as enticing as its namesake and appears to be born of the sea.

Casa Alya is only 110 meters away from the beach, you can see, hear, and smell the sea from the extensive veranda. The design concept focuses on allowing you to enjoy the relationship to the Mediterranean in complete privacy. This superb property is located in the prestigious Chloraka region, that boasts one of the most spectacular west-facing coastlines in Cyprus

Status Under Construction
Area 323 m2
Location Chloraka, Pafos
Type Luxury Beachfront Villa
Total Residences1
Residence Size199 m2

Description

The bedroom level of the villa is lowered below the road to protect the bedrooms and provide maximum privacy. It provides four bedrooms, all facing the garden and the sea, and two bathrooms. From the public realm, you can only see the unassuming green roof that projects over the west-facing terrace. The extensive glazing of the living spaces slides open to disappear almost completely, blurring the lines between inside and outside and extending the living and dining areas to the external deck.

The real highlight is the pool. It is cast in high-quality fair-faced concrete, the utmost of modern style and structural stability. Its west-facing wall is all glass, re-defining the term “infinity pool”.

We used materials that reflect the modern sensibility of the design. The fair-face concrete is complemented by the iroko wood boards that form the deck and clad the entrance. The white marble floors match the kitchen worktops to striking effect. The bedrooms feature wood parquet floors and oak wardrobes that lend warmth to the spaces. The materials. combined with the build quality that Kuutio Homes are known for, ensure that this is a home that will last a long time.

There’s more: the bottom is glazed too, allowing light to filter through to the floor below it, creating a stunning effect. It is located on the upper level of the villa. We saw this as an opportunity to cantilever it in the air, as it projects towards the sea.