1st-floor apartment next to Martiou metro station

East of Thessaloniki, where the city’s pace meets the charm of history, lies the Depo neighborhood. An area that stands out for its central location and authentic character. Depo took its name from the French word Dépôt, meaning warehouse, referring to the old tram depot. The area borders Karabournaki, Vyzantio, Charilaou and Analipsi, combining the aura of old mansions with a modern urban character. Among its best-known landmarks are the historic Ouziel district, the Vafopouleio Cultural Center, and the striking Villa Bianca, which today houses the Municipal Art Gallery of the Municipality of Thessaloniki. It is renowned for the three main roads that run through it: Vasilissis Olgas Avenue, G. Papandreou Street, and the seafront Sofouli Avenue. Along these streets, one finds impressive listed villas, such as Villa Allatini— a historic building that houses the Region of Central Macedonia. Just 15 minutes from the center of Thessaloniki, the area is fully accessible. It is served by many bus lines and will soon gain even better connectivity with the operation of the Metro. If you are looking for a neighborhood that combines the city’s vibrancy with the tranquility of a high-aesthetic area, Depo is the ideal choice. With properties that stand out for their quality, the area consistently maintains high demand, while prices follow a steadily upward trend.