AMANI by Amby Brings Well-Being Living to Limassol

Business developmentsLimassol AMANI by Amby Brings Well-Being Living to Limassol Amani By Amby General Render1 Relevant News AMANI by Amby Brings Well-Being Living to Limassol 2 September 2026 Ancient Erimi dig reveals large building with game-board carvings 2 September 2026 Minister says contributions issue on table if pension fund struggles 2 September 2026 Advertorial 2 September 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A new residential concept in Agios Athanasios combines hotel-inspired amenities with family-first design, aiming to change what everyday living feels like in Limassol. Amby, a Cyprus-based property developer, has unveiled AMANI, a 167-unit residential complex in the Panthea area of Agios Athanasios, Limassol. The project is built around an approach the company describes as new to the local property market: well-being living. Rather than treating amenities as an add-on, Amby has designed AMANI so that health, comfort and daily quality of life sit at the centre of the layout, not at its edges. Amby calls itself an “Urban Island Developer” — the company’s term for projects intended to go beyond real estate and shape how residents live, connect and spend their time in Cyprus. The idea is summed up in Amby’s slogan, “Where Ambition Meets Ambience,” which the developer uses to describe projects meant to combine function with atmosphere. The development spans seven buildings on a 17,000 m² plot and comprises 167 units — one, one-plus-one, two- and three-bedroom apartments, some with private gardens, alongside two-, three- and four-bedroom penthouses. Apartments look out over the site’s landscaped gardens, the sea, the city, the pool or the surrounding park, while the penthouses are positioned for sea views and panoramic views over the city. Total gross built area comes to 25,000 m², with 19,000 m² of net saleable space — a scale that lets the well-being concept extend beyond individual apartments into shared infrastructure across the whole site. “This is not simply a residence with amenities attached — it is an environment designed around well-being from the ground up, where families can live, recharge, connect and grow. AMANI reflects our vision for Amby: to reveal new dimensions of life in Cyprus by rethinking what daily living can feel like,” said Armen Arustamov, CEO of Amby Development. For family life Location was a key factor in the design. The Grammar School is a three-minute walk away; Foley’s School is around five minutes by car; and The Heritage School and The Island School are each roughly 15 minutes by car, putting several of Limassol’s established private schools within easy reach. The development also has multiple access routes in and out, intended to help residents avoid traffic and keep commute times more predictable. For families weighing where to live, these are the details that tend to matter most on an ordinary day. Hotel-grade wellness, at home Resort-style wellness is usually something people book for a weekend away rather than build into daily life. AMANI’s amenities are designed to bring that experience closer to home. For wellness and fitness, residents will have access to two indoor pools, an outdoor pool, a separate pool for children, a sauna, a cold plunge, a massage room and a gym with dedicated yoga and pilates space, alongside a rooftop herbal park. For work and social life, the development includes a coworking space, a café, an event space and a barbecue area, while private gardens, a children’s playground and secure underground parking cover the more practical side of daily living. It is a level of amenity more commonly associated with resort hospitality than with residential developments, and it forms the core of AMANI’s positioning in the local market. More than an apartment Taken together — the nearby schools, the wellness infrastructure, and shared spaces designed for gathering rather than simply housing residents — these are the elements behind Amby’s positioning of AMANI as more than premium housing. The developer frames the project as a place where well-being, family routines and community are meant to intersect daily, rather than being treated as an occasional feature. Amby says AMANI is designed around a simple question: what a family’s daily routine could look like with the school run, wellness facilities and community spaces just steps from the front door. Floor plans, amenities and availability details are available on AMANI’s official page. 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