The villa is quietly situated next to the sea, within a lovely gated garden enclosed by shrubs, in a private rural lane leading to the undeveloped beach. You can hear the sea when you are in bed, which is a treat for most of us. There are lovely views in every direction, and they are even better from the first floor. At the rear is an almond grove, with a backdrop of mountains, and there is an olive grove at the front and orchards all around this area. The villa is one of 4, all identical with own pool. Each villa has a secluded feel as it is set within a large 1000 sq m garden and separated from the next villa by a small field. A unique beachside location where car hire is not essential as the shops and restaurants of Polis Town are walking distance starting with an unlit track, with the first bar and Karouzis Taverna just 300m. There is a regular air conditioned bus going from Polis to Paphos, via Coral Bay, approx £1.90. Although Polis is classed as a town, it has a "village" feel to it and has many attractive renovated buildings. To give you an idea of its size, you could walk through Polis in 15 minutes. It is still extremely "Cypriot", with most restaurants and shops being run by the family. Cheaper to eat out here than in Paphos, and the restaurants are all in hot competition to serve you the best food and give the friendliest service. Many, like Mosfilo Taverna serve the traditional specialities, like delicious kollo kassi, afelia, stifado etc. (Cooked by the owner’s mother and relations). Even simple food like stuffed tomatoes tastes wonderful due to home grown local produce being used. For guests without car hire the local minimarket Androulla’s can deliver free of charge in the afternoons.