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Second floor 2 bedroom flat with stunning sea views . Renovated throughout to provide a comfortable modern living space . Perfect for a First Time Buyer, Couple or ideal as a rental Investment. This two bedroom second floor apartment enjoys an enviable position to take advantage of the sea views on offer. The kitchen and shower room have been recently modernised . The open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room is spacious and have stunning sea views to the front and of the hills to the rear. The bedrooms are both a good size. The property benefits from double glazing and electric heating throughout. Set in the village of Lochinver, some 100 miles or from the Highland Capital the city of Inverness. An ideal retreat for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and appreciate the wildlife which abounds including seals , pine martins, otters, red deer as well as golden eagle, buzzards and other bird of prey. With excellent loch and sea fishing nearby , this area is within ea...

Valletta, Malta’s compact, walkable capital , overlooks its magnificent Grand Harbor . (John McKenna/Alamy Stock Photo) A strategic location can be more curse than blessing. Just ask the Maltese, whose tiny island nation lies 50 miles below Sicily. Early in World War II, when Malta was a British possession, Germany and Italy bombed it almost daily. And centuries earlier it was the site of the Great Siege of 1565, a devastating, yet ultimately unsuccessful, step by the Ottoman Turks toward conquering all of western Europe. For travelers today, Malta’s proximity to Europe’s glamour destinations is a definite plus — if not a widely appreciated one. Often experienced as a day stop on Mediterranean cruises, Malta greatly rewards a longer stay. The 17-by-8-mile island is packed with lovingly restored sites that bring history to life, as my wife and I discovered in mid-May in what served as a perfect four-day prelude to a Venice visit. Beyond its history, Malta’s landscape offers a natu...

Thevillage of Peyia and surrounding area has become the focus of some very exclusive developments resulting in the neighbourhood becoming perhaps the most sought-after housing location in the district. Peyia Village contains all one requires in the modern conveniences of shops, supermarkets, banks, restaurants and bars, yet still retaining its quaint and traditional nature. Peyia is a perfect starting point to visit so many of the surrounding villages where time has almost stood still and where that typical Cypriot hand of genuine friendship is held out to the visitor. King Alexander is just five minutes from the famous area of Coral Bay and its sandy beaches, modern hotels, shops and restaurants. Fifteen minutes along the scenic coast road will bring you into Paphos itself where you can pick up the motorway to the International Airport and on to the other major towns on the island. Archaeological remains are numerous in the Peyia area with some sites dating back over 3000 years. ...