Cyprus Mail 11 November 2020 - by George Psyllides
Reports suggest the iconic Berengaria hotel on the Troodos mountain has been sold for €2m.
Daily Phileleftheros reported that the investor was a Cypriot, though they were not named.
The hotel, which shut down in 1984, had been in the hands of market investor Gordian Holdings which acquired it along with other distressed loans from the Bank of Cyprus in June 2019.
The property is situated on a plot of 26,520 square metres with the main building covering an area of 4,980 square metres.
It consists of 80 rooms in two wings while there is also a guest house, a restaurant, and a swimming pool.
It was the creation of British architect Walter Henry Clarke who designed it for the Ioannis Kokkalos family.
It opened in 1931 and its peak years were in the mid-twentieth century when it was dubbed a “crown jewel of the Cyprus mountains”.
The hotel was named after Berengaria of Navarre, the queen consort to King Richard I of England.
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