Set within the pine-covered residential enclave of Dionysos, this contemporary detached residence combines generous family living with privacy, natural light, and carefully considered design. Positioned on an 842 sqm plot in one of northern Attica’s most established suburban settings, the house is surrounded by mature trees and landscaped gardens that soften the architecture and create a strong sense of seclusion throughout the property.
Completed with a restrained contemporary aesthetic, the residence extends across approximately 524 sqm over three levels, all connected by a private lift and internal staircase. Broad openings, warm oak flooring, and muted natural materials give the interiors a calm and balanced atmosphere, while large sliding glass panels maintain a constant visual connection with the surrounding greenery.
The main living level is arranged around an expansive reception and dining area where full-height glazing opens directly onto shaded terraces and the garden. Natural light moves evenly through the interiors during the day, while the fireplace introduces warmth and definition to the principal sitting area. The layout is open yet carefully zoned, allowing the house to function equally well for daily family life and larger gatherings.
Adjacent to the reception spaces, the kitchen is designed as a true everyday living area rather than a secondary utility room. Generous in scale and finished with understated cabinetry and integrated appliances, it includes a central island, informal dining space, and direct access to the outdoor terraces for meals beneath the trees during the warmer months.
The upper floor accommodates the private bedroom quarters. The principal suite includes a dressing area, en-suite bathroom, and access to broad terraces overlooking the gardens and surrounding pine canopy. Two additional bedrooms share a bathroom and benefit from equally generous proportions and natural light. Throughout this level, the elevated ceilings and wide openings reinforce the quiet residential atmosphere that defines Dionysos.
On the lower ground floor, two further en-suite bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, live-in staff, independent studio accommodation, or older children requiring greater privacy. This level also incorporates extensive storage areas, laundry facilities, and secure underground parking for three to four vehicles, ensuring the operational functions of the home remain discreetly separated from the principal living spaces.
The landscaped garden wraps naturally around the house, with lawns, stone pathways, and mature planting creating a gradual transition between interior and exterior living. Covered terraces provide shaded outdoor dining and seating areas, while the orientation of the house allows the interiors to remain bright without feeling exposed. A single olive tree beside the terrace catches the late afternoon light, reinforcing the calm rhythm of the setting.
Dionysos remains one of the northern suburbs’ most desirable residential locations, valued for its cleaner air, low-density planning, and proximity to international schools, country clubs, and major transport connections leading toward central Athens and the airport.
Designed for long-term family living, this is a residence that balances scale and practicality with a quiet architectural restraint suited to its wooded surroundings.
Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non-Dom Programme.