3-room flat first floor, Zirineio, Kifissia

This spacious and stylish 195sqm apartment, occupying the 2nd floor of a 3-story building in Kifissia, offers an exceptional living experience. It boasts a prime location with convenient access to schools, central road networks, and the heart of Kifissia, where you'll find a wide range of amenities, shops, and restaurants. The apartment features a large, airy and luminous living room including a nice dining room with a cozy fireplace, a renovated separate kitchen and three bedrooms—one of which is a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, while the other two share a second bathroom. Additionally, there is a multipurpose room and a guest WC, offering ample space and versatility. Recently renovated in 2024, the property is in excellent condition and comes with modern features like energy-efficient double-glazed aluminum windows, mosquito nets, air conditioning, and autonomous gas heating. The property also comes with an open parkig space. Ideal choice for families or couples seeking a long-term lease in a vibrant and desirable area. Kifissia is one of the most prestigious suburbs of Northern Athens, a quiet, green oasis and a commercial hub, just 12 kilometers away from the city centre. Unique features: Kifissia, home to wealthy Athenian families in the post-War period has retained its genteel, old world charms and remains one of the most sought-after addresses. A refreshingly green area with several parks, large public squares, an upscale open-air shopping district with haute couture brands and international labels, banks, refined restaurants, trendy bars, sports clubs and fitness centres. It is close to most international schools and attracts a lot of foreign residents. Its cosmopolitan nature reflects in the speciality supermarkets and food stores that abound. Two of Greece’s largest malls are just a 5-minute drive away. Accessibility: Kifissia is easily accessible by a regular train and bus service to the centre of Athens. The international airport is a 45-minute drive via the Attiki Odos