Neoclassical and Preserved Building in Thisio

Engel & Völkers presents a neoclassical building in Thisio that is an excellent investment opportunity for commercial or professional use. This property has several attractive features that make it an ideal choice for rental. The building has a total area of 462 square meters, including a surface living area of 354 square meters. It has a great interior layout with large open spaces that can be easily converted or transformed with proper renovation. Additionally, all spaces have large windows and high ceilings, key elements of the property's Neoclassical architectural beauty. Located in the historic part of the city, this property is in a prime location that provides both privacy and tranquility while being close to the ISAP - Thisio Train Station. The building includes a basement level, a ground floor level, a middle floor level, a first-floor level, and a rooftop terrace. The basement level has a surface living area of 108.89 square meters, which is ideal for storage space. The ground floor level is a large open space suitable for commercial and professional use. It can be used as a shop, customer service area, restaurant or cafe, art space, gallery, or exhibition space. The surface living area of the ground floor level is 128.56 square meters and has an internal metal-wooden staircase leading to the basement. The ground floor also has a kitchenette and a bathroom. The ground floor has access to the inner courtyard. The first floor is suitable for residential use and has a surface living area of 172.24 square meters. It has a large entrance space area leading to three large living room spaces. The living room has two large French doors that provide access to the long and narrow balcony with excellent Acropolis views and two large windows that offer plenty of light and create a grandiose atmosphere. The hallway leads to three bedrooms, one of which is the main bedroom and larger, and the other two are a little smaller in size. There is a kitchen with electrical appliances, a bathroom, and a WC. This floor has wooden parquet floorings and mosaics. Also, it has air conditioning and radiators with autonomous oil heating. The last level, the rooftop terrace of the building, has a unique view of the Acropolis, Lycabettus, and the National Observatory of Athens. The building also has an inner courtyard and a second door leading to a small room on the ground floor level. There is a second, smaller internal wooden staircase, which leads to the middle floor. This level is shorter in height and has two small rooms with a surface living area of 46 square meters. This smaller internal staircase leads to the first floor of the main building and goes to the rooftop terrace of the building. It is important to note that the entire building needs proper renovation, although the facade and the ground level have been recently renovated. Other important features include a maintained oil burner and a solar water heater. Lastly, The ground floor level area has three metal security shutters.