Imperio will offer the possibility of short-term rental of some of Icon’s residences. This service will be available on the Icon website from mid-October.
The apartments that will be offered for short-term rental, will be managed by LionGlobal Property Management.
A limited number of The Icon luxury residences remain available.
Among the innovations of The Icon, all apartments benefit from underfloor heating and concealed air-conditioning throughout the space for additional comfort, as well as a smart home automation system.
All residences at The Icon are dressed with polished Parnonas Marble, a semi-white marble with black veins quarried in Greece. (Moreover, all the appliances included in the residences are of brands Bosch and Miele).
The Design Director of Imperio, Ms Elis Misirlis states: “The concept of the apartment’s interior design is based on the notion of elegant living and refined lifestyle. All apartments are tastefully furnished combining classic features with contemporary additions, an either warm or cool colour palette and avant-garde decoration, creating a totally captivating living environment”.
Designed by Obliq, the interiors are furnished with a mix of furniture pieces from various brands to achieve the desired outcome. These include Ivano Redaelli, Cattelan Italia, Brabbu and Ana Roque for indoor furnishing and Ethimo for outdoor furnishing, which are of Italian and Portuguese origin. All home accessories are from the famous American potter and interior decorator Jonathan Adler. All of the brands are largely characterised by the creativity and skillfulness of their designers, as well as by the quality and attention to detail embodied within each of their furniture pieces.
Almost 50 unique apartments at The Icon have been sold. Be the Icon and live the extraordinary in one of the most integrated luxury residential projects in Limassol.
Only a limited number of luxury residences are available.
The luxury apartments of The Icon have innovations such as hidden air conditioning systems, home automation and underfloor heating, while they are lined with the impressive Parnon marble, features which offer a high quality of life. The apartments are delivered to their owners fully furnished and equipped with all the necessary home appliances and household items.
The interior design of the residences was undertaken by Obliq Interiors, offering a high design that combines modern luxury with comfort. The interiors of the apartments have been designed using a combination of furniture from various brands such as Ivano Redaelli, Cattelan Italia, Brabbu, Ana Roque, while unique pieces of Ethimo have been selected for the outdoor furniture. In addition, all the accessories that adorn the apartments bear the signature of the famous American interior designer Jonathan Adler.
An Unparalleled Experience in a Prominent Location
Every detail is carefully considered to ensure the most memorable experience. The Icon offers high level of privacy. Experience Limassol – idyllic, eclectic, energetic The Icon is located in the heart of Limassol’s Tourist area in Yermasogeia, just 100m from the sea.
A Ground-breaking Collaboration
The Icon is the creation of visionary developers Imperio, one of Cyprus’ most progressive and respected property development groups.
So far, out of the total 60 apartments of the project, only 12 residences remain available.
Inspired and crafted by the well-known French artist Richard Orlinski. Wild Kong sculpture, stands next to the iconic entrance of The Icon, Limassol, aiming to produce an immediate emotional response to the visitors from the first sight. #KingIcon
Mouth open on scary fangs, the resin gorilla self-proclaims invincible by hammering his torso with his threatening fists. Reinterpreting the fantastic creature of King Kong, Richard Orlinski asks us about our archaic fears about our animality. But the ferocious beast is capable of tenderness.
“In each sculpture, I have already made I tried to put a symbol telling a story. Nothing is there by random or only for decoration”, he said of his work. “In creating, I release my positive energy. I would like my creations to help men channel their dark thoughts, transform them into beauty.”
Violence is in nature, it is vital, but Richard Orlinski also knows that beauty can turn violence into a positive emotion. Richard Orlinski sculpts to sublimate reality and creates living, beautiful and timeless artworks that arouse emotion in the public’s eyes. He mainly uses contemporary materials such as resin and aluminium, but also marble, stone and bronze.
The construction work at The Icon, Limassol is nearing completion and is on the 2021 completion countdown of the high-rise construction projects underway in the city. The 125 metres high-rise building by luxury developer Imperio, stands on Limassol’s seafront with unobstructed views of the Mediterranean Sea, designed by UDS Architects. The property will contain 60 apartments, with high-end interior design by Obliq Interiors.
As the recent video shows, the main construction works are currently focusing on the completion of the crown which sits in the roof at the building’s 22nd floor.
Meanwhile, other essential parts of the building are well under construction, including the super luxury apartments, where installation of innovative facilities are taking place at the moment. Underfloor heating and concealed air-conditioning throughout the space for additional comfort, as well as a smart home automation system, are among the most important innovations.
One of the greatest benefits at The Icon is the unique, life-enhancing amenities spanning over two entire floors and overlooking the blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. On the 10th floor, the Water Club may be one of the world’s most stunning pool experiences featuring an infinity-edge pool, with elaborate poolside gardens and a striking pool bar. Also, on the same floor, The Icon’s renowned restaurant offers fine dining and breath-taking panoramic views of Limassol’s skyline. The restaurant is planned to open to the public in July 2021.
The 11th floor houses the Fitness and Yoga Club where residents will have access to an advanced fitness centre as well as yoga, and training studios encased in floor-to-ceiling glass, all overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. An outdoor tennis court is available on the 4th floor, overlooking the mountains and benefiting of the cool sea breeze.
Extensive in-house amenities and services elevate the living experience at The Icon to that of a luxury hotel, including a security gated tower enclosure, concierge and 24-hour reception service, hotel-style services such as housekeeping, room service, dry cleaning and tailoring.
With less than 5 months to Icon’s completion the countdown has started for this uniquely designed high-rise building in the heart of Limassol’s coastline. Ready for occupancy this summer, July 2021.
When it comes to building on Limassol’s bright future, the time is now!
Limassol is living in exciting times and there are some very interesting investment opportunities.
The economy of Cyprus has seen a spectacular recovery in the last few years. In more recent times, it has established itself as one of the fastest growing economies of the European Union.
Contemporary architectural design is now defining the coastline of Limassol, imparting a sense of luxuriousness across the entire city.
Aiming to approach and even transcend the level of other International cities, Limassol claims a prominent position among the top destinations in Europe.
Imperio’s design is embracing innovation and delivers consistent high quality, based on the impressive specifications built into every property.
At the end of the day the real challenge is to touch the lives of people, building on the dreams and hopes of those surrounding each building, creating something unique for the society as a whole.
When it comes to building on Limassol’s bright future the time is now!
Residence permit is the permission from EU-countries to citizens of non-EU nations (also known as third country nationals) to stay for at least 3 months on the territory.
In line with Eurostat, 18,971 non-EU citizens were granted residence permits by Cyprus, in 2017. Citizens of India and Russia is the majority to which residence permits were granted.
The analysis of the residence permits that were granted to non-EU citizens by Cyprus, in 2017:
India – 4,710 (24.8%)
Russia – 2,883 (15.2%)
Nepal – 1,406 (7.4%)
Philippines – 1,317 (6.9%)
Sri Lanka – 1,200 (6.3%)
Others – 7,455 (39.3%)
Regarding Europe in total, employment opportunities, family reunification and educational opportunities are among the major purposes for issuing permits, according to the report.
The applicants declaring ‘Other reasons’ as their purpose for a residence permit in an EU-country, have the right to stay in that territory, although they are not permitted for work or international protection.
Also, the citizens of Ukraine (662 thousand) were provided with the highest number of permits by EU-nations while, the second highest number was Syrian citizens (223 thousand).
Cyprus are amongst the top 50 happiest countries in Europe according to a new index developed by scientists.
The system for judging a nation’s satisfaction is based on official statistics rather than questionnaires answered by some of the population.
Data on a country’s development, freedom, solidarity, justice and peace are measured to build rankings and work out how people can be made happier.
Of 13 countries on which the index was tested, Iceland and Sweden come out on top, with a 76 out of 100 score. Austria places third on 74, and the UK fourth with 69.
Experts hope analysing countries this way could help develop strategies for their countries to improve people’s happiness.
Here is the table:
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