Four-storey interwar architectural building on Strefi Hill

At the foot of Strefi Hill stands an iconic four-storey building of interwar architecture, constructed in 1933. The property is arranged over four levels and features an open rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the Attica basin.

Over the years, it has been home to distinguished artists, while prominent figures from the worlds of art and intellectual life, including Kostis Palamas, Odysseas Elytis, Yannis Ritsos, Titos Patrikios and Manos Hadjidakis, have passed through its doors.

Space Distribution

• 1st Level (Raised Ground Floor – 23.65 sq.m.): Self-contained studio with independent entrance, kitchen and bathroom.
• 2nd Level (1st Floor – 63.85 sq.m.): Apartment comprising 1 bedroom, open-plan kitchen-living area, bathroom and 3.85 sq.m. balcony.
• 3rd Level (2nd Floor – 152.50 sq.m.): Imposing residence with 2 bedrooms, spacious living room, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 1 WC, veranda and 4.25 sq.m. balcony.
• 4th Level (3rd Floor – 118.50 sq.m.): Comfortable apartment with 2 bedrooms, separate office area, kitchen, 2 bathrooms and an impressive 19.25 sq.m. terrace.

The building was fully renovated and impeccably maintained in 2026, with utmost respect for its historic character and original materials.

• Externally, an impressive marble staircase carved into the natural rock connects the levels.
• Internally, the two upper floors are connected by an elegant wooden staircase, while an auxiliary spiral staircase runs through all levels, leading to the rooftop via the covered lightwell.
• Preserved original wooden frames, elaborate mosaics and traditional cement tiles.
• Exceptionally well-maintained oak floors on the two upper floors.
• High-ceilinged, dual-aspect and exceptionally bright spaces with a flexible layout.
• Fully independent cooling and heating, provided by 10 modern air-conditioning units covering the entire building.
• Ample storage areas and built-in wardrobes in the bedrooms.
• Additional mixed-use spaces (office, studio) adaptable to the owner’s needs.

Thanks to its rare architectural and historical identity, privileged location and functional layout, the property stands out as an excellent choice for a prestigious residence. At the same time, it is ideally suited for professional use, such as the headquarters of a high-profile company, a law or creative office, a gallery, or a cultural venue.