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A stone house known as the Hatzipanteli House in the village of Limnia, located in the Famagusta district, has been fully restored after undergoing significant restoration efforts. This 18th-century structure, which was designated as an ancient monument in 1971, was part of a project overseen by the bicommunal technical committee on cultural heritage. Sotos Ktoris, one of the co-chairpersons of the committee, announced the completion of these works on July 9, 2026, sharing the news on social media.
The house is recognized for its architectural and historical significance, having been built in multiple phases, with its earliest construction dating back to the late 18th century. The restoration project is seen as a valuable contribution to preserving cultural heritage in the region, alongside the restoration of a windmill in the same locality. The efforts reflect ongoing initiatives aimed at maintaining historical sites and promoting cultural heritage in areas of Cyprus.
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