Thessaloniki (Thessaloniki) Apartment

Set on Aristotelous Square, at the heart of Thessaloniki, this apartment is housed in a listed 1959 building and combines a recently renovated interior with one of the city’s most sought-after locations. Sold fully furnished, it places the historic city centre and the waterfront promenade within easy reach, while the cafés, restaurants and vibrant atmosphere of the square are right on the doorstep.

The apartment offers 104 sqm of living space, with a separate 3 sqm storage/laundry room. The property is essentially arranged as two self-contained apartments, each comprising a bedroom, bathroom, and open-plan living/dining area with its own kitchen. The two apartments share a common main entrance, but upon entering, each has its own separate private entrance door. This configuration allows the property to be used as one larger home or as two independent living spaces, offering flexibility for personal use, guests or rental purposes.

The windows are fitted with energy-efficient frames and mosquito nets; four air-conditioning units cater for the hotter months of the year; heating and hot water are supplied by natural gas; and the building is connected to fibre-optic internet.
The property features two balconies: the balcony of the front apartment offers a lateral view of the Thermaikos Gulf and along Proxenou Koromila, while the balcony of the rear apartment overlooks the building’s courtyard.

Its central location and self-contained layout make the property particularly well suited to a lock-and-leave lifestyle, while the surrounding amenities and transport connections allow residents to enjoy the city without relying on a car.

Location - Distances
Thessaloniki is Greece’s second-largest city and the historic capital of Macedonia, set along the Thermaikos Gulf. It is known for its waterfront, rich history, large student population, and lively food and nightlife scene. Byzantine, Ottoman and early twentieth-century influences remain visible throughout the city, reflected in its architecture, streets and neighbourhoods.

Aristotelous Square is one of Thessaloniki’s most recognisable landmarks. Designed by French architect Ernest Hébrard as part of the city’s reconstruction following the fire of 1917, it stretches from the waterfront towards Egnatia Street and forms one of the city’s main public spaces. Cafés, restaurants and bars line the square, while its central location makes it a natural meeting point and a setting for cultural and public events throughout the year.

The apartment’s location provides convenient access to the waterfront promenade, historic centre, shopping streets, restaurants and public transport, with many of Thessaloniki’s attractions within walking distance.

• Port: walking distance

• Thessaloniki International Airport: 16 km.

• Central railway station: 2 km

• Chalkidiki: 80 km