Furnished, renovated studio in Neo Faliro

Location: Piraeus is located just 12 km south of central Athens and is one of Europe’s most important commercial and passenger ports, serving passenger traffic to more than 200 inhabited Greek islands, whose main connection with the mainland is through the Port of Piraeus.

Unique features: A seaside, family-friendly neighborhood that has retained its authenticity, Piraeus is the city where Greece’s powerful shipping industry was born. It continues to maintain its strong maritime character, with most shipping companies based there. The city is also home to Olympiacos and the Omilos Ereton rowing club, the oldest active rowing club in the Balkans.

The municipality has 140 schools and 2 universities: the University of Economics and the Hellenic Naval Academy. The city is home to the beautifully restored Municipal Theatre, the Veakeio Theatre, the Archaeological Museum, the Maritime Museum, the Electric Railways Museum and the Municipal Art Gallery. Piraeus is characterized by small, picturesque coves with excellent fish tavernas, while also offering all the amenities of a major city, including shops, cinemas, theatres, restaurants, bars, cafés and museums.

Accessibility: Piraeus now has three new metro stations, providing full connections to central Athens and the surrounding areas; the total journey time to the airport is only 1 hour. It also has a tram network, a railway station and several bus routes. Finally, it is the main transport hub for passenger ferries, cargo ships and cruise ships.

Investment potential: The neighborhood has benefited significantly from the development of the Port of Piraeus, the expansion of the metro network and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, making it a leading choice for real-estate investment.