Specifications & Details
The Proposed Hotel
This development represents a major long-term value driver for the property, with strong ROI projections and a strategic positioning in one of Europe’s most high-demand tourist destinations.
Financial Projection Highlights
Some key preliminary highlights for the proposed hotel:
Estimated Construction Cost: Approx. €22-24 million (subject to Quantity Surveyor review and/or design refinements)
Estimated Room Capacity: Approx 175–185 rooms, pending final architectural design and permit adjustments
Projected Return on Equity Investment: ~15%
Base GOP (Gross Operating Profit): €3-3.2 million
GOP per room (10-year average): approx. €20,300
GOP Average (over 10-year projection): €3.7m
Cash Flow Positive From Year 1
Areas
Basement Area E = 7800m²
Ground floor Area Ε = 2000m²
Mezzanine Area Ε = 1010m²
First Floor Area Ε = 1765m² + 280m² balconies
Second Floor Area Ε = 1765m² + 280m² balconies
Third Floor Area Ε = 1890m² + 320m² balconies
Fourth Floor Area Ε = 1890m² + 320m² balconies
The Land
Site Area: 14,547m²
Zone: Tourist Zone (east of plot) & Commercial Zone (west of plot)
Building Coverage: 50%
Building Density: 25%
Region: Centre of Ayia Napa, Cyprus (Makarios Ave.)
The site area benefits from it's key position in the centre of Ayia Napa in the hotel district and is surrounded by key roads including the main “strip” avenue of the town.
Fully Approved Planning Permission & Building Permit
This project has obtained fully approved planning permission and building permit for the imminent construction of this magnificently designed 4-star hotel as seen in the renderings.
Further details regarding the planning permission and building permit of the proposed hotel to be provided and discussed at the presentation meeting once any potential investors or partners have registered their serious intent.
“A Truly Privileged Position!”
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