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52 m² Renovated One-Bedroom Apartment for Sale in Ampelokipoi, Athens Center

Ampelokipoi, Athens

€ 130,000

€ 2,500 per m²

Type

Apartment

Living space

52 sq.m.

Bedrooms

1

Bathrooms

1

On Experts Realtors

525 days

Floor

Semi Basement

Renovated

in 2024

About this property

A apartment now available for sale in Ampelokipoi, Athens. Inside you will find about 52 m² of living space, one bedroom and one bathroom. It is positioned on the Semi Basement floor of the building. Among the practical comforts are air conditioning.

Practical extras include security door. The property has been renovated and is ready to enjoy. Walkers, swimmers and cyclists will find their routine easily here; the landscape invites you outside all year round. Remote working is well supported, with fibre connections reaching most of the area and cafés happy to host a laptop for a morning.

About the area: The Greek capital has seen steady demand from both local buyers and international investors, supported by the Golden Visa programme and a growing short-stay market. From the slopes of Hymettus to the coastal tram line, the wider Athens area offers a remarkable variety of settings within a single city. The city's museums, theatres and food scene make it one of the most liveable capitals of the Mediterranean. Daily life here revolves around neighbourhood squares, cafés and markets, with the metro putting the centre within easy reach.

Running costs remain reasonable for the category, and professional management is available locally for owners who spend part of the year abroad. We will gladly prepare a tailored presentation of this property and comparable options in the area.

Features & amenities

Security doorRenovatedCentral gas heatingElectric shuttersAluminium framesAir conditioning

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Price € 130,000 ·
Indicative only — not a financing offer.

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