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Apartment for rent Athens Mets

Mets - Kallimarmaro, Athens · Ref 001-623

€ 650 / month

Type

Apartment

Living space

50 sq.m.

Bedrooms

1

Bathrooms

1

On Ktimatoemporiki

37 days

Reference

001-623

About this property

Apartment for rent Athens Mets, A modern sixth floor 50m² one (1) bedroom fully furnished and equipped apartment with gorgeous views to the sea at the south-east of Athens just next to the subway and a few minutes away from the Acropolis museum provides stylish and comfortable accommodation ideal for those wishing to become part of the great city that is Athens! The apartment is equipped fully with modern appliances, the furniture is new and the living room has a sofa bed that becomes a double bed of 1.40m in width with extra space for storage underneath. The dining room can accommodate up to four people, there is an outdoor closet on the balcony for extra storage while the apartment has two ceiling fans and benefits from the free energy provided from a solar water heating system with panels. A magnificent balcony equipped with a wooden table and four directors chairs enjoys views to the south east and offers plenty of light until the late afternoon making this apartment particularly bright! The metro station of Agios Ioannis is a 7 minute walk away, the nearest bus stop is practically next to the apartment and the historical district of Plaka is also a short walk away or can be reached via the metro station in just 5 minutes. All amenities, including a bakery and a supermarker, a grocery store and kiosk as well as several coffee houses are at close proximity. This is a rare opportunity to live at the heart of Athens in a quiet urban neighbourhood and one of the greenest areas of the centre! Special features: Views Alarm Door Video door phone Autonomous Heating Solar Water Heating Ceiling Fans

Features & amenities

FurnishedParking spaceStorage Room

Location

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