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Apartment in Thessaloniki Center for sale. This 93sqm two-bedroom apartment in the bustling center of Thessaloniki is ideal for a comfortable lifestyle in the city.
The flat is located on the -- story of an apartment building with an elevator that was built in 1959 and was renovated in 2020 to include many special features for the residents of this lovely home.
This apartment is situated at a distance of only 500m. from the famous Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, which makes the property a superb investment.
At a very short distance is also the historic and commercial center of Thessaloniki.
A living room with a dining area, a kitchen, 2 roomy bedrooms,a bathroom with a bathtub, and a storage room on the terrace make up its practical arrangement.
The layout of the apartment allows the creation of a living room and a potential third room.
As for the heating system, there is a possibility to connect autonomous heating by gas.
The apartment has been renovated in 2020 to include brand new electrical and plumbing installation, floors, parquet, and tiles as well as awnings at both the front and back balconies.
Due to its ideal location close to all utilities and amenities, this charming apartment has a lot of potential.
Apartment in Thessaloniki Center for sale location information:
Thessaloniki (520 km. north of Athens) is the second largest city of Greece and the most important centre of the area. Built near the sea (at the back of the Thermaïkos Gulf), it is a modern metropolis bearing the marks of its stormy history and its cosmopolitan character, which give it a special beauty and charm.
Take a tour in the centre of Thessaloniki and plan to visit its nearby destinations. Also, while being in Thessaloniki it is worth going up to Halkidiki.
Immensely likable Thessaloniki has never been more fun, cultured or affordable than it is right now. Greece’s second city has excellent restaurants, museums and sights, plus an increasingly hip and inventive nightlife scene fleshed out by many thousands of Greek and foreign university students. Thessaloniki’s a great base, as it provides easy connections by air, land and sea with numerous national and international destinations. And, as a safe and walkable small city, it has none of Athens’ problems, either.
Travellers always seem to return to Thessaloniki, and it’s indeed outfitted with enduring symbols of a glorious history; these include the White Tower on the cafe-lined waterfront, erstwhile Ottoman structures, and lengthy Byzantine walls culminating at the Ano Poli (Upper Town), an enchanting neighbourhood of colourful old houses, where Byzantine churches peek from winding alleyways. Grand structures include the 5th-century Church of Agios Dimitrios, the enormous Roman Rotunda and Roman Emperor Galerius’ 3rd-century palace ruins.
Most recently, during digs for the long-awaited Metro, extensive portions of the 6th-century central street and tetraphylon (monumental gate) were discovered, sparking fervent debates over how to reconcile modern development with buried historical riches.
A city of diverse beauty and hospitable people. Thessaloniki has always been a crossroad of civilizations, a place where the East and West meets, where great cultures and religions have been mixed. Gastronomy, events, world-class heritage sites, shopping are some of the things that visitors can indulge in.
Not to mention the distinctive student vibe that is an integral part of its charm as the city hosts country’s largest university campus, the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
The compact size of the city and the walking distance proximity of the top-attractions make Thessaloniki an ideal city-break destination.
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