SA-378 Three bedroom apartment resale

Three bedroom apartment resale in Northern Cyprus.

First of all, this apartment is located in the center of Famagusta Center. Moreover, fully furnished.

Of course, it is perfect for family living, as well as for renting out or an office, clinic, beauty salon.

In addition, the central street and all the infrastructure are nearby. In addition, the two largest universities Ada Kent and EMU are nearby.

Characteristics of the apartment

• First, solar water heating system
• Secondly, wardrobe
• Third, washing machine
• Refrigerator
• Led TV
• Upholstered furniture sofa + armchairs
• Single bed
• Desk
  Dinner table
• Chairs
• Coffee table
• Briefly about the history of Famagusta

The city was founded by the king of Hellenistic Egypt Ptolemy II at the beginning of the 3rd century BC. a few kilometers from the ancient city of Cyprus – Salamina. Ptolemy II received the nickname Philodelphus (Πτολεμαῖος Φιλάδελφος), which means “loving sister”, after he married his sister Arsinoe. In honor of her, the new city was named Arsinoe.

Arsinoe for a long time looked more like a small fishing village than a city. Only in the 7th century, after the destruction of neighboring Salamis by the Arabs, at that time already called Constance, settlers began to arrive in it. Gradually, Arsinoe turned from a “village” into a small port city, which was named Ammochostos, which in Greek means “lost in the sands.” The Greeks themselves still call it that.

The key moment for the city was in 1192, when Cyprus passed into the hands of the Lusignans, who continued to rename the city, calling the city Famagusta. It was with the advent of the Lusignans that the city began to develop rapidly. And soon it becomes a full-fledged city. Famagusta is beginning to play an increasingly important role in the Eastern Mediterranean. And the most rapid development of Famagusta began in 1291 – after the fall of Tire and Acre and the departure of the crusaders from the Holy Land, Christian settlers from Palestine poured into the city. Subsequently, Famagusta passed into the hands of the Genoese, and then the Venetians. Remaining the only major port between Europe and Asia, Famagusta prospered thanks to active trade. Merchants and shipowners of that time were immersed in luxury, but they did not forget about the city either. It was believed that the wealth of the city can be estimated by the number of churches in it. So, according to this indicator, Famagusta was one of the leaders. “City of 365 churches” – so they once said about her.

Three bedroom apartment resale from Veles Property.