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Apartment for sale in Agios Panteleimonas Athens

Patision - Acharnon, Athens · Ref A4-1812

€ 50,000

€ 1,064 per m²

Type

Apartment

Living space

47 sq.m.

Bedrooms

1

Bathrooms

1

On Ktimatoemporiki

37 days

Reference

A4-1812

Renovated

65.000€

Energy class

H

About this property

Apartment for sale in Agios Panteleimonas Athens. In a pleasant and quiet neighborhood close to the historical city center of the Greek capital, this 47sqm one-bedroom apartment is the perfect starting point for your numerous adventures in the fascinating city of Athens.

This is a lovely rear apartment, located on the third floor of a residential building in the heart of Athens city. The convenient layout of the apartment consists of a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and one bedroom with a large terrace boasting lovely views of the urban setting. It is accessed by both the stairs and the elevator, and it has a central heating system. It features bright and airy spaces, and beautifully tiled floors in the common areas, while the bedroom has wooden flooring. For those who seek a renovated apartment to the highest of standards, the apartment can be delivered ready-to-move-in for 65.000 Euros. With all amenities at hand, this is a fine investment opportunity with a number of potential. Apartment for sale in Agios Panteleimonas Athens Location Information: Agios Panteleimonas is a pleasant and quiet residential area between two busy city squares, Victoria and Attiki, and very close to Athens University of Economics and Business. The area is named after the Church of Agios Panteleimonas located on Acharnon Avenue, the main avenue of the neighborhood. Agios Panteleimonas is a densely populated district near Kypseli.

Features & amenities

BalconyElevatorKitchenCentral heatingLiving room

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Price € 50,000 ·
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