Positioned on a quiet residential street in Ekali, this detached residence combines generous proportions, natural light, and practical family living within one of the northern suburbs’ most established neighbourhoods. Surrounded by mature pine trees and low-density villas, the house sits within a calm residential setting known for its sense of space and proximity to international schools, private clubs, and daily amenities.
Originally built in the early 2000s and later renovated, the property extends across approximately 369 sqm over multiple levels, connected internally by both a sculptural staircase and a private lift. The architecture is clean and restrained, with broad openings, pale stone details, and soft neutral finishes creating a bright and uncluttered atmosphere throughout the interiors.
The main reception level is arranged around a spacious living and dining area with oak flooring, fireplaces, and large windows overlooking the garden. Full-height openings allow daylight to move evenly through the interiors during the day, while the proportions of the spaces create a sense of openness without losing the intimacy expected of a family home. Adjacent to the reception rooms, the kitchen is generous in scale and designed for everyday use, with direct natural light, informal dining space, and access to the surrounding terraces.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom includes its own en-suite bathroom and built-in wardrobes, while two further bedrooms share a second bathroom. The rooms are understated and functional, with broad windows framing greenery and neighbouring rooftops softened by the surrounding pine trees.
The upper attic level introduces additional flexibility to the house. Bright and open beneath the pitched roofline, this floor includes its own bathroom and access to a private terrace with elevated views across the residential landscape of Ekali. It functions equally well as a guest suite, study, secondary sitting room, or quiet workspace.
A distinguishing feature of the residence lies on the lower level, where an indoor heated swimming pool occupies a substantial recreational space designed for year-round use. Finished in light tones and naturally ventilated, the pool area connects to auxiliary living spaces that could accommodate a gym, playroom, or wellness area. This level also contains staff accommodation, storage rooms, laundry facilities, and direct access to the private parking area, ensuring the operational spaces remain separate from the principal living floors.
Outside, landscaped garden areas wrap around the house, with mature pine trees casting shade across the terraces and stone pathways. The outdoor spaces feel private and contained, reinforcing the quiet residential character of the neighbourhood. A covered parking area and controlled entrance add further practicality for daily family living.
Ekali remains one of the most enduringly desirable addresses in northern Athens, valued for its greenery, low building density, and convenient access to schools, business districts, and major road connections leading toward the city centre and the airport.
Balanced between contemporary practicality and understated residential comfort, this is a home designed primarily for long-term family living, with generous internal volumes and strong connections to light, landscape, and everyday functionality.
Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non-Dom Programme.