4 Bedroom Semi-detached house for sale in Parissinos, Nicosia

This property has a unique traditional design and is considered a ''listed'' building according to the Cyprus Ministry of Interior and is regulated by Article 38 of the Town & Planning Act (Law 90/1972).
The materials that have been used are ashlar stone and wood and the property was erected in 1935. The property consists of a large hall area with a mezzanine and three rooms.
It is located in the Kaimakli traditional core surrounded by other buildings with the same special characteristics. The building falls within the zone Πα8α with a building density of 140%, coverage density of 70%, floor allowance:2 and height allowance of 7m.
Provided certain circumstances are satisfied, any spending incurred to preserve listed buildings in Cyprus is a permissible tax exemption.
Please note that there are no limitations regarding the sale, transfer, donation or rent of a preserved building unless specified in the terms of sale.
Subsidy Application for a Preserved Building in Cyprus. The subsidy plan concerns the maintenance and restoration of the building. It is granted as a combined authorisation for the full maintenance solely for a one-time project with a specified starting and end date.
If the owner of a preserved or listed building in Cyprus wants subsidy rights for the maintenance of a preserved building, an application must be submitted to the 'Head of the Town Planning and Housing Department'.