The property is located at 65, 28th October (Patision) Street, in the center of Athens.

The area has several theaters, many bookstores, publishing houses and printing shops. With all this interaction of uses, the area of the Museum is now characterized by social, age, functional and architectural richness. At the same time, it is in direct operational relationship with one of the biggest public parks of the city, Pedion tou Areos and the Hill of Strefi, and a large number of charming pedestrian streets.
In recent years, a series of reconstructions have contributed to the aesthetic upgrading of the area. Moreover, the existence of many important buildings of neoclassical, eclectic and modernist style, give the area a distinct and attractive appearance.

The building, which measures 700 sqm per floor, was built in 1923. It belongs to the category of the large “exploitation” structures (hotels or multi-apartment buildings) for wealthy clients-tenants. The size and shape of this building was an epitome in the evolving image of Athens at that period. Aesthetically, it is distinguished by a fluid late eclecticism, while at the same time it utilizes the “modern” reinforced concrete construction.

This property on Voukourestiou Street, in the neighborhood of Kolonaki, a privileged area in the heart of the city of Athens, less than 500 meters from Syntagma Square. Kolonaki is a neighborhood with numerous multi–storey buildings which are distinguished by their various architectural styles and decorations, dating back mostly to the first half of the 20th century. Most of them were constructed with the highest standard of quality and luxury, for people of high social status and wealth. Furthermore, Voukourestiou is a street very well-known for its luxury retail stores, located mostly in its pedestrian parts, one block away from the property.

The five–storey building was constructed around 1936 and it is still in excellent condition. Its architectural style refers to the Modernism of the 1920s and 1930s. The characteristic feature of the building’s façades is the use of partially built balconies creating bay window spaces widely known as “erker”. The property consists of two underground floors (basement and semi-basement floors), ground floor, and 5 above ground floors. The total gross floor area is approximately 1.210 sq.m..

This beautiful, luxury town house is located at the heart of Kolonaki district, which has historically been the “aristocratic” residential area of the city center since the capital’s establishment in Athens. The immediate proximity to the Parliament, the Presidential Palace and the Syntagma Square as well as several other important central uses, museums, embassies, and so on, have always played a determining role. The multifunctionality of the area is attributed to the very intense mix of uses, with commerce, recreation, culture, offices, administration and services coexisting with the residential uses.

Neoclassical buildings dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, inter-war, modern or even contemporary luxury apartments form a high-end surrounding urban tissue, completed by the Kolonaki square as well as other large green spaces of the city, such as the National Garden. Privileged, panoramic views are typical in this residential area due to the location and the nearby natural environment.

When one thinks of a classic upscale European neighborhood, Kolonaki is the place. This luxury residential neighborhood is nestled in the heart of Athens city center. The property is a classic and unique building in the heart of Kolonaki, with a magnificent patio and high ceilings, which blends seamlessly into the neighborhood.

In this bustling area offices of doctors, lawyers and other professionals can be found, while dozens of exquisite restaurants, high end fashion boutiques, boutique cafes, and bars form a vibrant atmosphere day and night.

In a walking distance from the central square of Exarcheia, one of Athens’ most lively and youthful neighbourhoods, this building will be transformed into a modern apartment block, whose tenants will be enjoying a set of amenities as well as the advantages of its central location, close to all possible retail stores, cafes, restaurants and adjacent to historical sites of the Athens city center. The area is well-known for its artistic atmosphere and vibrant nightlife and excellently served by public transport. From the roof of this six-storey building, an open view to the nearby Lycabettus Hill, a primary Athenian landmark, fulfils the tenants’ experience.

In a 5-minute walking distance from the Keramikos metro station and the lively and youthful area of Gazi, this building on Paggeou Street will undergo an extensive renovation. The apartments in the 4 floors will vary from 1- to 3-bedroom, addressing all possible needs, while the studio on the roof will have an innovative architectural design and a terrace of its own. The common rooftop area with the view to the old gas factory in Gazi and the Acropolis hill as well as the common gym area in the basement complete the tenants’ experience in this unique building. Due to its proximity to the Agricultural University of Athens as well as many bars, cafés and restaurants, this residential building is suitable for students, among other young or artistic people who seek a contemporary high-end alternative living style.

In the neighbourhood of Neapoli, close to Universities, the Alexandras Avenue and just 200m from the Lycabettus hill, this 4-storey, 7-apartment and 2-retail-space building is located in the corner between Asklipiou and Kosma Melodou Streets. The building will be renovated and the existing apartments will be converted into modern spaces for long-term rental. The common-use rooftop offers a view to the urban landscape of Athens, while the 2 retail spaces on the Ground Floor match the area’s local commerce style. The property’s proximity to a large number of cafés, restaurants, green spaces and squares, such as the Exarcheia square and Strefis hill, as well as metro stations and other public transport makes it ideal for people seeking residence in a central spot, which at the same time keeps the character of a neighbourhood.

This six–storey building of 590 sqm is located on a quiet street in the rising area of Koukaki. Due to the neighbourhood’s adjacency to the Acropolis district, it has privileged access to pedestrian streets, squares, magnificent neoclassic buildings, interwar buildings and residential blocks of flats, museums, dance schools and beautiful entertainment venues.

Koukaki has been significantly upgraded in recent years, along with the creation of new and very important attraction poles such as the New Acropolis Museum. Its location allows easy access to the centre, but also to the port of Piraeus and the southern areas of the basin and to the seaside part of the city, which is also upgraded at a very fast pace.

This eight-storey building is located on the very central and highly frequented Solonos street, just 3 blocks away from the lively Exarcheia square. The property is at a walking distance of 8 minutes from Omonoia square and 8 minutes from the University of Athens. The Law School of Athens is located on Solonos Str., while the street passes through a short distance from the historical buildings of the Athens Academy, the National Library and the National University of Athens.

The area has significant commercial activity with many bars, restaurants and cafés, but also publishing houses, bookshops, bank and public administration offices, clothing and footwear firm’s retail stores as well as a range of small-scale retail selling everyday consumer products. In line with this, the property has a ground floor store, in front of which there is a roofed passage.

The 884 sqm property is located in the area of Kerameikos, near the homonymous metro station and the former Gazi industrial complex. The point of interest is its proximity to the restored industrial complex of the former gas plant, known as Gazi. Gazi is the only surviving gasworks plant in Greece and one of the few in Europe. It constitutes a distinctive sample of 19th century industrial architecture. The buildings of the former industrial complex nowadays house cultural and recreational activities, attracting visitors from Greece and abroad.

The restored Gazi plant operates as a cultural center, housing the Technopolis – City of Athens multi – purpose building complex, whose major part is the Athens Industrial Gas Museum. Technopolis has gradually become a hub of cultural events, thus helping to upgrade Kerameikos area. The nearby square is surrounded by restaurants, taverns, bars, cafes, clubs, as well as theaters and galleries, having transformed its neighborhood into a lively place of social gathering and entertainment.

This six-storey building has a total area of 1.358 sq.m.. The building was erected around the mid 1930s and has been designated as “listed” building due to its architectural style and elegance.

It is located in the Exarcheia neighbourhood of Athens, right next to the ‘’historic triangle’’. It is very close to the National Archaeological Museum of Athens as well as to the “Pedion Areos” Park, one of the largest parks in Athens and to major educational institutions (AUEB, NTUA and various private institutions). The location of the building is close to the administrative and commercial centre of the city of Athens and it is well served by means of public transportation, such as bus lines, trolley bus lines and the Athens Metro.

The property is located at Exarchia district, on a narrow single-lane street parallel to the Alexandras Avenue and is very close to the “Pedion Areos” Park, currently one of the greatest green-zones in Athens. The location of the building is close to the administrative and commercial center of the city of Athens and it is well served by means of public transportation, such as bus lines, trolley bus lines and the Athens Metro. The property’s location is predominantly a residential area. The majority of buildings near it have small-scale retail/commercial uses on the ground floor and residences/business offices on the upper floors. Economic activity in the area is focused on services sector.

The three storey building (basement, ground floor and 2 floors) was constructed at the 1930s and has a total built area of 1.191 sq.m., while it allows for the construction of an additional floor. The façade and the plan are designed with symmetry, whereas the inside of the building has high ceilings and a central staircase with marble slabs.