Central Plot 1,175 sq.m., with Buildings in Agios Stefanos

Agios Stefanos is a verdant suburb located in the northeastern part of Attica Prefecture, nestled between the mountains of Penteli and Parnitha, and just a few kilometers from Lake Marathon. Its history begins with the Greco-Turkish convention for the population exchange of 1923, when about a hundred families from the wider area of Constantinople and Asia Minor arrived here after many hardships. The only thing that existed here then was the train station named Oion. The refugees established Neo Bogiatio or Agios Stefanos. Agios Stefanos is surrounded by pine forests and is renowned among Athenians for its pleasant and cool climate during the summer months. Its population is continuously growing with residents from the center of Athens seeking better living conditions. Furthermore, unlike neighboring municipalities that are primarily residential, the local market of Agios Stefanos is quite large and interesting. The suburban railway station (Athens-Chalkida) and the easy access to the national highway facilitate the movement of residents in the basin.