House for Rent in Pagrati. This preserved internal residence of 107 sq.m. is offered for rent, presenting a rare opportunity to live in a home that combines authentic character with modern comfort, complemented by a private garden of 73 sq.m. with a jacuzzi. Originally built in 1940 and fully renovated in 2026, the property is delivered in excellent condition, with careful attention to both design and functionality. The ground floor, at 78 sq.m., includes a comfortable living area, dining space, kitchen, one bedroom, a bathroom, and an additional auxiliary room that can be used according to the tenant’s needs. The loft level, at 29 sq.m., features a second bedroom, a bathroom, and a dedicated wardrobe area, creating a more private upper space connected through an internal staircase. The interior maintains a warm and natural feel, with oak and solid wood flooring and wooden frames that preserve the home’s identity, while modern features such as autonomous heating with natural gas and air conditioning ensure year-round comfort. The A+ energy rating reflects its efficiency, while a security door and insect screens add practicality. The outdoor area functions as a true extension of the living space, offering privacy and calm, with the jacuzzi adding an extra element of everyday relaxation. The property will be available for delivery by July 2026, offering a well-balanced living environment for those seeking something more refined and distinctive for long-term rental. House for Rent 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.