Komplett Renovierte Neoklassizistische Residenz In Kolonos Aus Dem Jahr 1935 (195 M²) — Berechtigt Zum Goldenen Visum

Presented by Engel & Völkers, this truly unique neoclassical property of 1935, fully renovated in 2025 with high-end architectural design and construction quality, is set around a quiet internal courtyard that isolates urban noise and highlights the building’s architectural purity.
The residence of 195 sq.m. unfolds across two levels, combining the charm of its historic architecture with contemporary minimalism. Impressive ceiling heights, abundant natural light, and perfect geometric balance create an atmosphere of clarity and calm. The renovation was executed with meticulous attention to detail, using materials and techniques typically found in international architectural projects.
The custom-built kitchen and integrated furnishings blend seamlessly with the space, while the bathrooms stand out for their architectural character and distinctive colour identity. Large openings allow natural light to diffuse throughout the property, and the exterior concrete staircase leads to private outdoor areas ideal for relaxation or creative use.
The façade has been fully restored, preserving the elegance of its era, while the interior offers the comfort and aesthetics of a refined contemporary urban sanctuary.
The property qualifies for Golden Visa, making it an exceptional option both for private use and for investors seeking a rare, high aesthetic asset in Athens.
A home for those who seek something truly distinctive:
a combination of architectural value, impeccable renovation, and refined urban elegance in one of the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods.

Kolonos is located in the northwest of the Municipality of Athens and is one of the historic districts of the area.
Unique features: Kolonos is a lively neighborhood full of activity, as it is just a stone’s throw from the center of Athens. The area underwent extensive reconstruction, mainly in the 1960s and 1970s. The name Kolonos means ”hill,” and it derives from the hill of Hippius Kolonos, which in ancient times was covered with olive trees. Kolonos is an extremely important archaeological site in Athens, where it is believed that the temple of Hippius Poseidon, patron of the municipality of the same name, once stood.
Accessibility: Kolonos is crossed by Lenorman Street. Line 2 of the metro and Larissa station are nearby, as well as the electric railway line.
Investment Potential: This area is located right in the center of Athens, an area that has always been of great interest to buyers. Guaranteed returns on investment.

Built-in cupboards, Built-in kitchen, Fixed furniture, Split air-conditioned, Building view