If you are looking for a property for sale in Cyprus then we have great news for you. Price-wise, a three-bedroom pool villa in an exclusive gated development in Pervolia will cost around € 550,000. A similarly sized villa in Peyia will be closer to € 250,000.

Townhomes are a great alternative to villas and offer good living space with less land to worry about. The outdoor space generally incorporates a decent terrace and rooftop. For a 2 bedroom townhouse with a communal pool close to amenities, expect to pay around € 120,000. Single-story bungalows are a popular choice among ex-pats who are retiring. A detached three-bedroom bungalow in Pissouri with a private pool has an average price of € 200,000.

In the more rural center of Cyprus, you are more likely to find stone houses and farms. Those that need a renewal will cost between 15,000 and 70,000 euros. But for a habitable home that has been renovated or needs minimal renovation, expect to pay between € 60,000 and € 180,000.

Most of the developments will offer apartments of different sizes, specially designed for the vacation market. With common facilities like swimming pools and gardens and shared maintenance costs, they are extremely popular with the British. The downsides are mainly "other people", crowded during the holiday seasons, and the proximity to neighbors, but on the other hand, they offer a community ready to go.

Apartment prices will vary by location, but as a guide, a brand new two-bedroom apartment in Coral Bay with sea and mountain views can be found for just € 65,000. However, the same apartment in a popular Paphos resort will be closer to € 310,000.

Resort property in a leisure complex, such as golf, is another thing to consider. But you don't have to play sports to enjoy the stunning views and great facilities associated with these high-end developments. And they also represent good investment potential. A two-bedroom "junior" villa in a prime position in a resort-like Aphrodite Hills will cost around € 550,000.