3-room flat excellent condition, fourth floor, Charokopou, Kallithea

Discover your new home in this 4th floor apartment of 133 sq.m., built in 1977, with plenty of natural light ensured by its ideal orientation. Its exceptional layout includes a spacious living-dining room, where the fireplace will offer you unforgettable family and friendly memories. The three large bedrooms with large storage areas and access to the terraces will ensure comfort and functionality. The spacious kitchen with built-in appliances and plenty of storage spaces will encourage you to organise meals for your loved ones. In addition, it has a fully equipped bathroom and a WC for your ultimate comfort. Enjoy the practicality of the enclosed parking space, located just in front of the entrance of the building, as well as the two large terraces of 20 sq.m. each with unobstructed views to the hill of Filopappou and the Acropolis. The location of the apartment is strategic, next to Harokopeion University, the Tavros train station, schools and markets, offering easy access to all necessary amenities and services. In addition, the property has double aluminium doors and windows, security door and solar panel. Kallithea, the fourth largest municipality in the urban area of Athens, is a residential area with an extensive commercial network located 3 km south of the centre of Athens and 3 km northeast of Piraeus. Unique features: Kallithea, which literally means "beautiful view", is an area that in the early 20th century was full of beautiful neoclassical summer residences, enjoying a magnificent view of the Saronic Gulf. In recent years it has developed as a residential area with an extensive shopping network, ideal for families and students, as it is home to three universities. Panteion, Harokopeion and Sivitanideios. Kallithea is one of the three neighborhoods that has benefited the most from the Faliro Renaissance project, starting with the construction of Olympic Games venues and the recent impressive Stavros Niarchos Park and Cultural Center, home to the National Opera and National Library. Accessibility: Connected by trains and buses to the city centre, the port of Piraeus and the airport. Investment potential: Its proximity to both the historic center of Athens and the port of Piraeus, is an area that always has a steady demand.