Property developers are planning to build four high rise residential towers in Limassol of 43, 38, 31 and 25 storeys next to Limassol Municipal gardens, the tallest of which will reach 173 meters.
Artist impression of a high rise by architect John Bradbury property developers have been given the green light by the environmental authorities to construct a new high rise project on land adjacent to the Limassol Municipal gardens on the seafront promenade and opposite the zoo.
At an estimated cost of €250 million, the project will consist of four residential towers of 43, 38, 31 and 25 stories, with a total of 345 apartments. Plans include a club house, commercial areas of 2,100 sqm. including restaurants and shops, parking for 1,473 cars, a public green area of 3,990 sqm., a public square of 4,871 sqm., and landscaped areas. It is anticipated that the development will he home to somewhere in the region of 740 residents, most of whom will use the apartments as second/holiday homes.
