Overview

The building is located on a quiet street and benefits from four directions of airflow due to the large plot on which it is situated. Each apartment has its own parking space on the ground floor, a rarity in this area of Athens.

Why the project is so attractive?

In addition, there is committee approval for the addition of eight more units, which are currently in the final stages of permit approval.

The building is currently in the final stages of renovation (conversion from two to four architecturally designed apartments) and will be ready for occupancy by the end of 2023.

Rental prices in the area have risen over the past two years due to a shortage of apartments. Furthermore, the building enjoys its proximity to central Athens and access to public transportation, providing full accessibility.

A bit about the AKADIMIA PLATONOS neighborhood

Akadimia Platonos is an area in Athens that reflects a rich history, culture, and philosophical heritage.
The name of the area, of course, derives from the academy founded by Plato, one of the greatest philosophers of ancient Greece. In this area, Plato established his school and taught philosophy. Today, the neighborhood serves as a reminder of this philosophical legacy, with archaeological sites documenting the ancient history of the place.

In modern Akadimia Platonos, one can experience the dynamic daily life of Athens: streets lined with neoclassical-style houses, local cafes, small shops, and public gardens. The area is also home to a diverse community of residents, fostering the warm and communal atmosphere of Athens.

Akadimia Platonos offers a unique combination of history, culture, and everyday life. It stands as a testament to Plato’s significant contributions to philosophy and Western culture, reflecting the multifaceted identity of Athens—a city where the ancient meets the modern.

Property Highlights

Local Highlights

Why Athens?

• The capital of Greece
• Financial, cultural and industrial center of Greece
• Non-stop tourism over 7.5 million tourists a year
• Athens has about 4.5 million inhabitants
• Real estate prices are lower than prices in other European capitals
• High returns on assets
• Taxation benefits

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