Apartment for sale in Pangrati. ID A4-11515

Pagrati, Athens, Greece

€115,000

Description

Apartment for sale in Pangrati. Nestled in the heart of Pangrati, one of Athens’ most authentic and vibrant districts, this 45 sqm apartment offers a perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and urban convenience. Located just behind the First Cemetery of Athens, it enjoys a quiet residential atmosphere while remaining within easy reach of the city’s energetic core. This elevated ground-floor apartment sits two steps above the courtyard level and features a welcoming living room, a cozy bedroom, a hallway, a separate kitchen, and a bathroom. Every space has been designed to make daily living easy and enjoyable, while large windows allow plenty of natural light to fill the interior. The property is being sold fully furnished, providing a ready-to-move-in solution for both homeowners and investors. Outside, the building benefits from a shared courtyard area, offering a pleasant open-air environment rarely found in central Athens. The apartment’s elevated position ensures privacy and comfort, while maintaining direct access to all essential amenities nearby. The location is truly ideal. The apartment is only 27 minutes on foot from Syntagma Square—the beating heart of Athens—and just five minutes from the Agios Ioannis metro station, connecting you swiftly to every corner of the city. In only two minutes you can reach ten different public transport lines leading directly to the historic center, Kallimarmaro Stadium, and the Acropolis area. Apartment for sale in Pangrati. Location Information: Unpretentious Pangrati centers on the white marble Panathenaic Stadium, the site of the first modern Olympic Games. The National Museum of Contemporary Art displays international works in a converted brewery. Cypress trees and marble sculptures flank the paths of the quiet 1st Athens Cemetery. Greek delis, ceramics shops, and indie galleries share streets with pizzerias, casual tavernas, and gourmet restaurants. Pagkrati has attracted artists from all over Greece, who arrive in the city of Athens to educate themselves and to seek inspiration from its vast pool of artistic resources and galleries. Poets, novelists, writers, painters, composers, and musicians made Pagkrati one of the most important artistic hubs of Athens.