The property is a listed neoclassical building (listed as preserved) from the 19th century. It has amazing views and you can see the Acropolis from all floors, even from the pavement. The building faces South and as a result it gets plenty of sunlight. The high ceilings and the big windows accentuate the light, brightening up the spaces as much as possible.
The main spaces of the building are the basement, the ground floor, the 1st and the 2nd floor and also a unit on the terrace. In addition to the main floors, there are also the extra spaces (?????? in Greek) between floors/levels (please see floor plans). There is a staircase and an elevator. All the spaces are in great condition and can be potentially altered for maximum efficiency. In the historical centre of Athens and especially around Syntagma, there are not many buildings available on the property market. This is a one off opportunity. Neoclassical buildings of this architectural standard, and in such a pristine condition, are unique and do not come upinthe realestate market often.
*The Energy Performance Certificate is currently being issued.
Thebuilding is right in the middle of the historic centerof Athens. It is only5 min walk from Syntagma Square, where its Metro station connects to the rest of the city and to the Airport by both train and buses. It is also 5 min walk from Monastiraki Metro station that links, directly by train, the city center to the North Suburbs and to the Port of Piraeus. Plaka, Acropolis and Ermou Street (that is oneof the main shopping streets of Athens) are beside it.Shops, bars, coffee shops and restaurants are keeping the area busy and active all day and night. Archeological monuments, museums and galleries are all around providing instant and easy access to history and contemporary culture. No doubt that this area of Athens has one of the highest investment returns in the real estate market of Athens and that it attracts the interest of many investors either from Greece or from abroad.
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