Neoclasical house with Acropolis views and unique character facing a pedestrian street

1 300 000 €

9 Pièces
4 Chambres
3 Salles de bains
~200 m² Surface totale
~200 m² Surface habitable
~156 m² Surface du terrain

Description

Located in the historic center of Athens, in the charming pedestrian streets of Plaka, this exceptional neoclassical residence from 1927 offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. With its distinctive architectural style and timeless character, this property seamlessly blends classic elegance with modern potential. The house spans a total of 200 sq.m. across two independent levels that can be unified to create a grand living space. It features four bedrooms, one service room, two kitchens, two bathrooms, and one WC. A private courtyard and a 25 sq.m. rooftop terrace offer stunning views of the Acropolis, making this home a true gem. Additional highlights include: • Fireplace • Autonomous heating with natural gas • A 15 sq.m. basement and a 10 sq.m. storage room in the courtyard This unique property is ideal for a private residence or an exclusive investment in one of Athens’ most sought-after locations.The property is centrally located, close to public services, major sightseeings, museums, restaurants, retail shops and cafes.

Caractéristiques

Air conditionnéBalconSous-solCuisine intégréeJardinPatioAppartement dernier étageArmoire encastréeToilettes invitésVue ouverte

Engel & Völkers Athens MMC

+30 211 1055000

Votre conseiller: Georgios Kourtis

ID de la propriété: W-02YHVN

Localisation : Pláka, Athènes

Described as the ‘Neighborhood of the Gods’, Plaka and the Acropolis area are right at the core of Athens’ historic center. A vibrant shopping and tourist district, with beautiful neoclassical homes lining its streets, it is Athens’ most charming neighborhood. Unique features: This is essentially Athens’ ‘Museum Mile’ with all the key archaeological sites and cultural venues located within a 1 km radius. It is home to the Acropolis Museum, voted as one of the top 10 museums in the world, to the Herod Atticus that still hosts plays and concerts as it did thousands of years ago. Trendy designer boutiques, cool cafes and restaurants as well as boutique hotels share space with neoclassical houses on largely pedestrianized streets. While tourists find it charming, there is also a real neighborhood feel and sense of community for residents. Accessibility: Extremely well-connected by the metro, tram, bus services to the rest of Athens. The airport is 50 minutes to an hour away by express train and direct buses. Investment potential: This area is right in the historic center of Athens, an area that has always enjoyed a lot of interest from buyers. Guaranteed returns on investment.