Larnaca is about to get a major facelift as plans move forward for a new luxury residential project featuring two soaring 20-story buildings. The Environmental Authority has officially approved the €40 million development by Solvin Ltd, paving the way for construction to begin once permits are in place.
Dubbed Aqua Residences, the high-rise complex will bring 114 modern apartments to the city, a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom units, along with parking, catering spaces, an outdoor swimming pool, and rooftop gardens.
The twin towers will reach a height of nearly 68 meters, adding a striking new silhouette to Larnaca’s skyline. Construction is expected to take about two years from the time work begins.
The development includes 155 parking spaces in total, with eight spaces reserved for people with disabilities. Of the total, 114 spaces are allocated for residents, while 33 are set aside for visitors.
Beyond offering sleek, high-rise living, the project has a strong focus on sustainability. Preliminary studies by the project’s engineers show Aqua Residences will cover about 35% of its energy needs through renewable sources, helping reduce its overall environmental footprint.
