Townhouses and maisonettes, not pool villas

Livadia’s bigger properties sit on the north Larnaca edge, the streets running up toward Touzla. They’re not detached holiday villas — they’re compact townhouses and split-level maisonettes stacked over two or three floors, lived in by working families who actually call the place home. The cleaning challenge here is the form factor: stairs to lug gear up, split floors, tight landings, and a footprint that’s tall rather than wide.

So when our crew walks in, we’re not chasing chlorine stains or sunscreen smears. We’re tackling the wear that piles up on multi-level family properties — stair treads caked with shoe dirt, kitchen grease from nightly cooking, hard water in upstairs bathrooms, and scuffs on every wall the kids brush past. We reset it end to end so the next family walks in and it feels like theirs.

What a Livadia townhouse clean covers

  • Bedrooms — every one, on every floor, stripped and remade when clean linen is already at the property
  • Bathrooms — upstairs and down, mirrors cleared, sanitised top to bottom
  • Kitchen — the workhorse room once a family’s moved out: hob degreased, appliances wiped, worktops cleared, bins emptied, floor mopped
  • Living and dining — dusted, vacuumed, mopped on each level
  • Stairs, landings, and hallways — vacuumed, edge to edge, scuff marks tackled
  • Balcony or small patio — swept and wiped down where access is safe
  • Final walk-through — then photos on WhatsApp

That’s a full multi-level reset, not a tidy-up for a holiday let.

Balconies and the bits outside

A Livadia townhouse or maisonette usually comes with a small balcony off the upper floor and maybe a utility patio at ground level — not a garden, the footprint’s too tight for one. We sweep those hard surfaces, wipe down any outdoor furniture, and reset them so the place doesn’t read as freshly vacated. Gardening isn’t on the list, and honestly there’s rarely a lawn to argue about here. If a shared courtyard’s overgrown, we’ll photograph it and flag it — that’s down to a gardener or the block manager, not us.

Bedsheets, towels, and linen changeover

Same rule everywhere: we swap sheets and towels when clean replacements are already sitting at the property. If you need us to source or launder them, that’s the hostready cleanup package, priced on who’s supplying. A two-bed maisonette is usually a couple of beds’ worth of linen; a three-bed townhouse nudges that up. When the replacement pile’s short — happens plenty after a tenant’s been using their own bedding for a year — we’ll photograph the bare mattress and check with you before changing anything. No guesswork, no invoicing you for a swap we couldn’t do.

How a Livadia villa clean is priced

Each property’s quoted per job from photos, because the form factor varies wildly here. A two-bed maisonette with one bathroom is a different day to a three-storey townhouse near Touzla with stairs on every level. Floor count, bedrooms, bathrooms, condition, and whether linen’s part of it all shift the quote. Small apartments usually start from about €45; townhouses and maisonettes sit above that and get priced on their own. Send the photos and the room counts and a clear number comes back to you on WhatsApp.

Areas we cover around Livadia

Livadia itself, the north Larnaca streets running up toward Touzla, and the maisonette rows either side. Plus the rest of Larnaca, Limassol, Nicosia, Ayia Napa, Protaras, and Paralimni. Off this map? Drop the pin on WhatsApp and we’ll confirm in minutes if we can fit you in.