Chic Living In Koukaki: Newly Constructed Apartments With Parking Facilities E1

The building to be constructed will be a residential building and will consist of:
The basement level B2 will include the staircase, the passenger elevator, the vehicle lift, the storage rooms of the apartments and parking spaces.
• The basement level B1 which will include the staircase, the passenger elevator, the vehicle elevator, the common mechanical areas, the storage rooms of the apartments and parking spaces.
• The GF ground floor level which will include two apartments, the building entrance, the stairwell, the passenger elevator and the vehicle elevator, small back area dedicated for common mechanical use and the remaining area of the site not covered by the building will be converted into a garden for the exclusive use of the apartments.
• The five floor levels A to E which will include one or two apartment/s on each floor,the staircase and the elevator.
• The sixth floor F which will include one apartment, the staircase and the elevator.
• The seventh floor G, roof level that will include part of the apt below, the staircase and elevator shaft termination, the main exclusive use area of the F floor apartment and the common mechanical use area.
*The Energy Performance Certificate is currently being issued.

Right at the foothills of the Acropolis, and just 1 km away from the city centre, this is an area that has seen a huge surge in demand. A vibrant shopping and tourist district, with beautiful neoclassical homes lining its streets, it is one of Athens’ most charming neighbourhoods.
The charming area of Koukaki, sprawled at the feet of the Acropolis, has been voted as one of the most interesting neighbourhoods in the world (at least according to Airbnb). It’s not hard to see why it made the list: As one of the fastest-growing precincts of central Athens, Koukaki has seen an explosion of hip restaurants, bars and boutiques, attracting a young crowd of students, creatives and Instagrammers, all the while retaining the warmth and intimacy of 1960s Athens. Koukaki offers a good base to discover the charms of Athens and its most renowned sites, the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum. The Museum for Contemporary Art is housed here too and two of Athens’ cultural venues – the Onassis Cultural Centre and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation are a short drive away.
Extremely well-connected by the metro (Syngrou- Fix and Acropolis stops), tram, bus services to the rest of Athens. The airport is 50 minutes to an hour away by express train and direct buses and Piraeus Port is a short 30 minute ride away by bus.
This area is right in the historic centre of Athens, an area that has always enjoyed a lot of interest from buyers. Guaranteed returns on investment.