Description
Penthouse Apartment for Sale in Pagrati. In Agios Artemios (Pangrati area), Athens, just 100 meters from Ymittou Square, a bright penthouse apartment on the 6th floor is offered for sale in a residential building constructed in 2008. The property enjoys beautiful views toward the Acropolis and benefits from its elevated position, offering privacy, natural light, and open outdoor living spaces in a central yet quiet neighborhood.
The apartment is arranged on one level and consists of a comfortable living room with fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, one bedroom, and one bathroom. The interior is in very good condition and is offered semi furnished, including electrical appliances. Large openings and its dual aspect layout allow natural light to flow throughout the space, enhancing the sense of openness.
A key feature of the property is the large verandas totaling approximately 70 sq.m., creating an exceptional outdoor living area ideal for relaxation and entertaining, while also offering views toward the Acropolis. The apartment is front facing and bright, with aluminum window frames, double glazing, insect screens, and tiled flooring.
Additional amenities include autonomous oil heating, air conditioning, solar water heater, security door, alarm system, elevator access, barbecue area, and one pilotis parking space. The property also includes storage space and monthly communal expenses are approximately €20.
Located in a residential zoning area in the center of Athens, close to Pangrati and within walking distance of Ymittou Square, the apartment enjoys easy access to cafés, shops, public transportation, and the wider city center.
With its penthouse position, large verandas, Acropolis view, and excellent location, this property represents an attractive opportunity for private residence, city apartment, or investment in one of Athens’ vibrant central neighborhoods.
Penthouse Apartment for Sale in Pagrati. 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.
Pangrati 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 Pangrati one of the most important artistic hubs of Athens.
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