Athens Golden Visa Apartment for Sale in Piraeus

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Athens Golden Visa Apartment for Sale in Piraeus. m. first-floor apartment offers a well-positioned investment opportunity combining modern specifications, central accessibility and strong long-term appeal. Originally constructed in 1930 and fully reconstructed in 2026, the property has been upgraded to contemporary standards while retaining the character of the original building.

The apartment includes one bedroom, one bathroom, a spacious living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a mezzanine, creating a comfortable and efficient layout for both private use and rental investment. The residence enjoys a pleasant courtyard outlook, offering a quieter internal aspect, while there is also an optional rooftop terrace on the top floor, adding further lifestyle and usability potential. The apartment has been designed with energy efficiency and year-round comfort in mind, featuring an A+ energy rating, heat pump, electric heating, security door, storage area, insect screens, night electricity tariff and tiled flooring. Its location is a major advantage.

The property is only a short walk from the Port of Piraeus and within walking distance of central Piraeus, where residents have direct access to the Municipal Theatre, historic landmarks, shops, restaurants and everyday services. Athens city center can be reached in approximately 10 minutes by car, with convenient connection via the main road network. For buyers seeking a Golden Visa eligible apartment for sale in Piraeus, a fully renovated one-bedroom property near the port, or a centrally located investment property in the Athens metropolitan area, this residence offers a compelling combination of location, functionality and modern standards. Athens Golden Visa Apartment for Sale in Piraeus.

Location Information: An urban resort with a hint of the Orient, this waterfront suburb makes a scenic escape from the city center. Come to explore a ritzy marina, seaside park, and tasty Turkish-influenced cuisine. Separated from the sea by Posidonos Avenue, Faliro was once a seaside village of fishermen, shepherds, and farmers. Now its inner streets are dense with apartment blocks courtesy of the 1960s building boom.

On the palm-lined promenade, play parks, an outdoor cinema, and a luxe marina generate a year-round resort vibe. Revived for the 2004 Olympics, this popular coastal suburb leans towards leisure. It may not possess the strong character of gritty Exarchia or cultured Kolonaki, but what Palio Faliro (shortened to Faliro by the locals) lacks in charisma, it makes up for with its pole position. It’s the gateway to the Athens Riviera and an easy jump-off point for Piraeus and the city center.

Restaurants and cafes dot the pretty, glitzy Flisvos Marina, while its beach and waterfront promenade are a quick and scenic escape from urban life. The arrival of the game-changing Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre in neighboring Kallithea in 2016 has also helped connect the dots and bring more dash to the area.

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