Positioned on the border of central Athens and the leafy avenues of Paleo Psychiko, Sorell is a substantial penthouse residence that combines the scale of a private home with the openness and light of elevated city living. Occupying the fifth and sixth floors of a well-maintained residential building, the apartment unfolds across approximately 262 sqm, surrounded by broad wraparound terraces that draw natural light deep into the interiors while framing uninterrupted views across Athens toward the surrounding hills.
The residence sits in a calm residential pocket known for its generous avenues, embassies, and mature greenery, yet remains closely connected to the energy of the city centre. From the terraces, the urban landscape stretches outward in every direction, softened by cypress trees and distant mountain ridges that become particularly clear in the late afternoon light.
The principal reception areas occupy the heart of the main level. Large sliding openings connect the living and dining rooms directly to the balconies, creating a continuous sense of openness throughout the apartment. Marble floors, warm timber wall panelling, and generous proportions give the interiors a distinctly timeless Athenian character, while the orientation allows sunlight to move gradually through the rooms over the course of the day.
Adjacent to the reception spaces, a separate office provides privacy for work or reading, positioned quietly away from the main entertaining areas. The kitchen is notably spacious and functional, complemented by pantry and service areas that support daily living with ease. While the residence retains many of its original finishes, the layout itself remains exceptionally versatile and well balanced.
The bedroom accommodation is arranged to provide both privacy and flexibility. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms are distributed across the main level, including two particularly generous suites positioned along a more secluded corridor with en suite bathrooms and substantial storage. Wide openings and surrounding terraces give even the more private rooms a strong connection to light and exterior space.
An internal staircase leads to the upper level, where an additional 35 sqm living area functions almost independently from the principal residence. Complete with a kitchenette and bathroom, this floor can operate as a guest suite, lounge, studio, or private retreat. From here, the home opens directly onto an expansive rooftop terrace with panoramic views across Athens, extending from the dense urban fabric toward Mount Lycabettus and the northern suburbs beyond. The terrace itself becomes a natural extension of the living spaces, particularly in the evening when the city lights begin to emerge beneath the fading sky.
Throughout the apartment, the relationship between interior and exterior remains central. Nearly every principal room opens onto balconies or terraces, encouraging airflow and creating a sense of openness unusual for city living. The scale of the outdoor spaces also allows the residence to shift naturally between quieter daily life and larger gatherings without feeling formal or constrained.
Sorell occupies a strategic position between the centre of Athens and the capital’s prestigious northern districts, offering immediate access to business, cultural institutions, schools, and major transport routes while maintaining the calmer atmosphere associated with Paleo Psychiko and its neighbouring residential enclaves.
Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa Programme.