Description
This 175 m² neoclassical house is set on a 100 m² plot and is located in one of the most strategic points of Piraeus — directly next to the passenger terminal of Piraeus Port. With two levels, multiple independent spaces, and a rare position in the heart of the port zone, the property presents a highly attractive opportunity for residential, commercial, or redevelopment use.
The building includes five bedrooms, two kitchens, two living rooms, two bathrooms, and two WCs, offering a flexible internal layout suitable for multi-family use, rental configuration, or conversion into a boutique hospitality concept. Private parking is also available — a valuable advantage in this dense urban district.
Constructed in 1966, the property retains neoclassical elements and is currently semi-finished, offering significant potential for full renovation or redesign according to the needs of an investor or end user. With Energy Class C and no installed heating system, it provides a blank canvas for upgrading into a modern residence or a commercial asset in a high-demand area.
The location is its strongest feature: positioned immediately next to the Piraeus Port passenger terminal, it benefits from constant activity, connectivity, and future growth tied to tourism, transport, and cruise-ship expansion. Properties in this zone are rarely available and offer substantial long-term potential.
A unique opportunity in the center of Piraeus — ideal for redevelopment, investment, or transformation into a standout neoclassical residence.
Semi-finished House for sale in Piraeus
Location Information:
Located in the southeast of Greece, Piraeus is home to Europe’s biggest passenger port and as such is a huge draw for cruise ships from around the world bringing tourists eager to explore this centuries-old city.
With a population of more than 160,000, Piraeus has many attractions to fill an entire vacation including religious and historic landmarks and fantastic restaurants.
But yet another major draw is the fact that it’s easy to visit Athens because it’s located nearby. The Greek capital city of Athens is just 12 kilometers (7 miles) from Piraeus.
Piraeus today is the main port of Athens, the biggest port in Greece, one of the leading ports in the Mediterranean, and an important center of merchant marine, industry, and transportation.
Piraeus port is the chief exit point from the city by sea for destinations amongst the Aegean Islands and elsewhere in the East Mediterranean. Domestic destinations include all of the Aegean islands.
The port in Piraeus is also used by several European cruise companies to welcome visitors to Greece. The centers of Piraeus are its three parts: the central port, the Zea Marina, and Mikrolimano.
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