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Long-Term Rentals in Cyprus

Monthly furnished and unfurnished rentals across all four cities, from city-centre studios to seafront villas, with links to the main Cypriot rental portals. Apartment price ranges run from the 25th to the 75th percentile of district asking rents on Bazaraki, sampled 1 October 2026; agreed rents are often lower. Villas, townhouses and studios were not sampled.

City
Property type
Furnished

10 listings across all cities

Before you search

Negotiate at least 3 months before moving
Landlords in Cyprus list high and expect negotiation. Approaching 3–6 months ahead — especially outside peak summer — gives you leverage for a 5–15% reduction and a longer lease term at a fixed rate.
Verify what is included in the monthly price
Most Cypriot rentals quote a bare rent figure. Community fees (koinos logos), electricity, water, and internet are typically extras. Ask for a written breakdown before signing — electricity alone can add €150–€400/month in summer.
Use a registered estate agent or reputable portal
The main portals are bazaraki.com (largest classifieds), spitogatos.cy (agency listings), and prime-property.com.cy (curated international focus). Always verify the agent holds a RICS Cyprus licence — unlicensed agents are common and have no legal accountability.
Factor in the deposit and advance rent
Standard practice in Cyprus is two months' deposit plus one month's rent in advance, paid by bank transfer from a Cypriot account. Have €5,000–€10,000 liquid and a CY-IBAN ready before your search. Landlords can and do reject applicants without local banking.

Sources

Last checked October 2026.

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