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One-Bedroom Apartment for Sale in Exarchia - Neapoli, Athens Center

Exarchia - Neapoli, Athens

€ 275,000

€ 6,395 per m²

Type

Apartment

Living space

43 sq.m.

Bedrooms

1

Bathrooms

1

Energy class

A

On Experts Realtors

310 days

Floor

3th

Balcony

5m²

About this property

Experts Realtors presents this city home for sale in Exarchia - Neapoli, Athens. The layout provides about 43 m² of living space, one bedroom and one bathroom. It is positioned on the 3th floor of the building. Outside, the property offers balcony.

Everyday practicality is supported by parking. Buying at this stage allows the finishes to be tailored to the new owner's taste. Mornings here start slowly — a bakery run, a coffee at the local square — while evenings belong to long dinners outdoors for most of the year. Weekly street markets, family-run tavernas and small producers keep daily shopping personal and remarkably good value.

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. Athens combines year-round city life with quick access to the Riviera beaches and two international marinas. The city's museums, theatres and food scene make it one of the most liveable capitals of the Mediterranean.

The combination of location and specification positions the property well for capital preservation, with rental income as a realistic option when not in personal use. Contact our team for the full dossier, additional photography and to arrange a viewing — in person or by video call.

Features & amenities

BalconyParkingOff-planGolden visa eligible

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Price € 275,000 ·
Indicative only — not a financing offer.

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