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Athens Apartment for Sale in Peristeri

Peristeri, Athens · Ref A4-13091

€ 265,000

€ 6,023 per m²

Type

Apartment

Living space

44 sq.m.

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

1

On Ktimatoemporiki

37 days

Reference

A4-13091

Floor

1st floor

About this property

Athens Apartment for Sale in Peristeri. m. first-floor apartment combines contemporary design, functionality, and an excellent investment profile. The apartment features two comfortable bedrooms, one modern bathroom, and a bright open-plan living room with kitchen, thoughtfully designed to maximize space and natural light.

Stylish contemporary finishes and a practical layout create a comfortable living environment, making the property ideal for both owner-occupiers and investors seeking strong rental demand. Part of a modern boutique residential development, the apartment enjoys an exceptional location just 2 minutes from the Metro Station, ensuring fast and convenient access to central Athens and the citys major business and leisure destinations. Whether purchased as a primary residence, a long-term rental investment, or a city home, this property offers outstanding value in one of Athens most well-connected neighborhoods. Athens Apartment for Sale in Peristeri.

Location Information: A northwestern suburb of Athens, Peristeri is the fourth-largest municipality in Greece. Peristeri is located about 4 km (2 mi) northwest of the center of Athens. It lies between the Egaleo Mountain in the northwest and the Cephissus river in the southeast. 50 square kilometers.

Its built-up area is continuous with that of central Athens and the neighboring suburbs Aigaleo, Chaidari, Petroupoli, Ilion, and Agioi Anargyroi. A rapidly growing residential area, that has many many sights to see.

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Price € 265,000 ·
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