Apartment in Kallithea Athens for sale. ID A4-2201

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Kallithea, Greece

€146,000

Description

Apartment in Kallithea Athens for sale. This 45.60sqm one-bedroom apartment could be a great home, one’s personal sanctuary, or a profitable rental home in the beautiful Greek capital. The lovely apartment lies on the second floor of an apartment building constructed in 2005, comprising a wide range of units catering to your every want and need. It is conveniently located close to all amenities and facilities, in a high profile area of Athens. It comprises an open plan area with a modern kitchen and a living room, as well as one bedroom and a bathroom. It is gifted a capacious balcony with plenty of space for relaxing moments. A great opportunity to match Greece’s lifestyle, in a prime location and with your personal touch. Apartment in Kallithea Athens for sale Location Information: One of the largest municipalities in Greece, Kallithea is in the south of Athens bordering the Saronic Gulf and Athens’ historic centre. In 2016 Kallithea got a shot in the arm when the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre was unveiled close to the Faliro Bay in the south of the suburb. This ultramodern facility was designed by Renzo Piano and is made up of a landscaped park around stirring new venues for the Greek National Opera and National Library. By the water, Kallithea’s waterfront was revitalized at the advent of the 2004 Olympics and has a waterfront plaza, while down in Faliron are cafes and restaurants next to the dazzling superyachts at the Flisvos Marina. All the while, the timeless Acropolis and the other monuments of ancient Athens are moments on the 550 bus, by tram or taxi.