About the property

Within a 5-minute walking distance from Keramikos metro station and the lively and youthful area of Gazi, this building on Paggeou Street has undergone extensive renovation. The apartments on the 4 floors range from 1 to 3 bedrooms, catering to various needs, while the studio on the roof boasts an innovative architectural design and its own terrace. The common rooftop area offers views of the old gas factory in Gazi and the Acropolis hill, while the communal gym area in the basement enhances tenants’ experience in this unique building. Due to its proximity to the Agricultural University of Athens and popular hangout spots such as bars, cafés, and restaurants, this residential building is ideal for students and other young or artistic individuals seeking a contemporary living style.

Nestled in the heart of the Athens historic city center, on the prime Aiolou pedestrian avenue, this building is just a few hundred meters from the main shopping street of Ermou, and a short walk from key historic sites, the Greek Parliament and Syntagma Square.

In the surrounding area, dozens of trendy cafes, local tavernas, and shops combine old and new worlds, delighting the millions of tourists drawn to the city every year to visit one of the greatest symbols of Greek history – the Acropolis.

The 1,500 sqm building is characterized by classic lines, with broad windows that flood the interior with natural light. This development will convert the building into a modern urban hotel, with around 30 stylish, vibrant guest rooms, and a rooftop with a breath-taking, panoramic view of the Parthenon.

The Neighborhood

No other neighbourhood in Athens has seen such sweeping changes in recent years. Keramikos and its neighbouring Metaxourgio district came to life in the recent decades. Clothing wholesalers give way to more cosmopolitan pursuits—from cocktails and dancing to award winning restaurants and entertainment venues. Alekos Fassianos’ The Myth of Neighbourhood installed in Metaxourgio metro station is a subtle nod to the area’s rebirth. Old warehouses have been transformed into galleries, clubs, cosy bars, experimental stages, and Michelin-starred restaurants that set the trends and the rest of the city follows.