Positioned on the fourth floor of a distinguished Athenian building near the National Gardens and the Kallimarmaro Stadium, this elegant residence combines the scale and detailing of a classical apartment with the ease of contemporary city living. High ceilings, parquet floors, decorative wall panelling, and generous reception rooms give the property a distinctly refined atmosphere, while large openings and surrounding balconies draw natural light throughout the interiors from morning until late afternoon.
Located within walking distance of Kolonaki, the Presidential Mansion, and some of central Athens’ most established cultural addresses, the apartment sits in one of the capital’s most historic residential districts. The surrounding streets retain a quiet residential character, despite being moments from cafés, galleries, restaurants, and the centre of the city.
The apartment extends across approximately 273 sqm and unfolds through a sequence of formal and informal living spaces. The principal reception room is particularly striking in scale, with pale blue wall mouldings, herringbone oak flooring, and an original fireplace creating a sense of understated grandeur. Tall French doors open onto a broad terrace with open views toward Lycabettus Hill and the surrounding rooftops of Athens.
Adjacent reception and dining areas allow the spaces to remain interconnected while still feeling distinct in character. Throughout the apartment, classical detailing has been carefully preserved, including decorative ceilings, built-in cabinetry, marble-lined corridors, and original proportions that reflect the elegance of mid-century Athenian architecture.
A separate sitting room or television lounge provides a quieter area within the home, with softer light and a more intimate atmosphere. The apartment’s orientation allows sunlight to move naturally through the living spaces during the day, giving warmth to the timber floors and pale interior palette.
The kitchen has been renovated in a clean contemporary style, with long linear cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a central island designed for everyday use. Large windows and direct access to a secondary balcony keep the room bright and practical, while maintaining visual continuity with the rest of the apartment.
Accommodation comprises four bedrooms, each connected to its own balcony or outdoor space. The principal suite includes extensive wardrobes and a spacious bathroom finished in warm marble tones. The remaining bedrooms are well proportioned and arranged along a quieter wing of the apartment, creating separation between the reception areas and private quarters.
The terraces and balconies form an important extension of the apartment itself. From the principal veranda, views open toward Lycabettus Hill, while surrounding buildings and mature trees create the layered urban landscape characteristic of central Athens. In the early evening, the balcony becomes particularly calm, with the light softening across the rooftops and marble façades nearby.
This is a residence defined less by excess than by proportion, location, and architectural integrity — an apartment that retains the elegance of old Athens while functioning comfortably for contemporary living in the centre of the capital.