Description
Three Bedroom Apartment for sale in Kypseli. This 104 sqm penthouse is located on the 5th floor and enjoys one of the most desirable features of Athenian top-floor living: a large, open balcony of approximately 60 sqm. Positioned on a corner, the apartment offers a beautiful mountain backdrop along with a panoramic view over Athens.
The property is family-owned and, after renovation, will feature three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a guest WC. A major highlight is the private parking space included in the building — a highly valuable benefit in Athens, where parking is consistently difficult.
The building itself is in excellent condition, featuring a tidy, well-maintained entrance, a modern elevator, and a marble-lined staircase, all reflecting the overall quality of the property.
The apartment requires a complete renovation. Once finished, it will offer a high standard of living with underfloor heating for warm winters, high thermal insulation for energy efficiency, new electrical and plumbing installations, triple-layer wooden parquet flooring, a security door, solar water heaters, thermal aluminum frames, and air-conditioning systems suitable for Athens’ hot summers. The roof will also be fully re-sealed to protect against water infiltration and leaks.
A spacious corner penthouse with a huge balcony, panoramic views, and the rare advantage of private parking — an exceptional opportunity in Kypseli.
The property is offered with two pricing options: €317,000 under renovation or €350,000 fully renovated.
Three Bedroom Apartment for sale in Kypseli. Location Information:
Kypseli is a neighborhood in central Athens, Greece. It occupies much of the 6th municipal department of the City of Athens.
When you walk through the streets of Kypseli the first thing you’ll notice is the remarkable mix of architectural styles, from crumbling neoclassical mansions to striking Bauhaus designs with rounded balconies and graphic front doors.
And pretty soon you’ll notice that the neighborhood’s residents match this eclecticism, too.
More recently, the city’s artist community has also begun making it their home, attracted by its close proximity to the center.
The city’s first-ever artist residency, Snehta, was founded here, and the rotating mixture of international artists put on regular exhibitions in its space at I Drossopoulou 47.
The surrounding streets are a mixture of old-world Greek life and modern multiculturalism.
Old men sit playing dominoes outside traditional ouzeries, and restaurants, kebab houses, and bars can all be found nearby.
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