Objective: Papillary cystadenomas of the epididymis are rare, first described by Sherrick in 1956. They are considered hamartomatous lesions rather than neoplastic and may be seen as intrascrotal swellings in a wide age range. We report here the case of a 32-year-old male who presented with a swelling of the right testis over the past year. His past medical history was otherwise unremarkable. Method: Ultrasonography revealed the presence of an epididymal cyst. Grossly the cyst had a 2 cm diameter with a cyst wall of 0.2 cm thick attached to a part of epididymis measuring 2×1 cm filled with clear fluid. Results: Histologically the cyst showed pseudopapillary structures lined by monotonous clear cells. There was mild nuclear pleomorphism, no mitotic activity and no necrosis.