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CNS Group launched new development project in Limassol, Cyprus

CNS group, a diversified group of companies working mainly in Cyprus, announced the launch of its latest development project, Citrine Estates. It is an exclusive project located near the highly-anticipated premier casino-resort, City of Dreams Mediterranean, and is expected to be a key international destination for luxury living.

The concept of the project which can be so attractive to investors is holistic living combining natural beauty and luxury lifestyle. CEO of CNS Group, Melis Shacolas, stated: “We are proud to announce the launch of Citrine Estates, a sophisticated fusion of luxury design and unbridled natural beauty that further expands and enhances the portfolio of CNS Group in real estate. The project is designed to enhance the experience of the surrounding natural environment, offering a unique, holistic balance between high-end exclusivity and immersion in natural beauty”.

Citrine Estates comprises range of designer property options from 50m² to more than 370m²; available properties include luxury one and two-bedroom apartments, three-bedroom residences, and three and four-bedroom detached villas, all complete with private gardens and large infinity pools. All properties feature modern high-tech solutions such as security entrance doors and smart home systems. Investors are also given the opportunity to customize their property, according to individual taste and preferences.

The exclusive development is currently in its first phase — residential development — which will be concluded in 2021. Phase two will see the addition of commercial and residential amenities and in the final phase of development luxury residential plots will be added.
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