Bright third floor apartment with three bedrooms and large terrace
€220,000
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
~98 m² Total surface
~98 m² Living area
Construction year 1967
Description
A bright and airy third-floor apartment with a total area of 98 sq. m. in Kallithea. The property consists of three bedrooms, a living room, a separate kitchen, and one bathroom, featuring a functional and flexible layout.
The property features a large front terrace of approximately 20 sq.m. and two additional balconies facing the open space, thus offering plenty of natural light. It was built in 1967. It features aluminum window frames with double-pane glass and wooden window frames with double-pane glass, a security door, awnings, central heating, and two air conditioners. The floors are wood, laminate, and marble.
It is an excellent choice for families and through the “My Home II” program, as well as for investment purposes, given the area’s growth trajectory.
Location: Kallithea, the fourth biggest municipality in Athens urban area, is a residential district with an extensive shopping network that lies at a distance of 3 km to the south of Athens city center and 3 km north-east of Piraeus.
Unique features: Kallithea, literally meaning “nice view”, is an area which in the beginning of the 20th century was full of beautiful neoclassical summer residences, enjoying a wonderful view of the Saronic gulf. In recent times it has evolved as a residential area with an extensive shopping network, ideal for families and students, as it is home of three universities; Panteion, Harokopios, and Sivitanidios. Kallithea is one of the three neighborhoods which has profited the most from the Faliron Bay Regeneration plan, starting with the Olympic Games venues construction and the recent impressive Stavros Niarchos Park and Cultural Centre, home to the National Opera and the National Library.
Accessibility: Well connected by trains and buses to the city center, Piraeus port, and the airport.
Investment potential: Its close proximity both to the historic center of Athens and the Piraeus port, this is an area that has always enjoyed a constant demand.