luxury apartments / penthouses for sale Thessaloniki, Greece (page 2)

Residence 301 holds the eastern corner of the third floor of FIX Residences, the new residential building designed by Foster + Partners in Thessaloniki. This two-bedroom home of 154 sq.m. is complemented by three private balconies totalling 34 sq.m., and overlooks the listed buildings of the historic FIX Brewery, placing the heritage of the site directly before its windows. “A corner residence in close dialogue with the historic FIX Brewery.” Facing east, the residence greets each day with soft morning light that travels gently across the interiors. The main 18 sq.m. balcony runs along the living space and looks directly onto the brewery’s historic brick buildings. It is an inviting setting for breakfast in the sun or an evening drink as dusk settles over the old brewery. Both bedrooms open onto private balconies, with the master bedroom facing south towards the sea. Past the entrance hall, a 64 sq.m. living and dining space unfolds around a 12 sq.m. kitchen, where a sizable central island invites casual breakfasts and conversation while dinner is prepared. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish set a calm, luminous backdrop, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian in a clean, contemporary composition. Two sets of double doors open onto the balcony, framing the brick architecture outside and bringing the character of the old brewery into daily life. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing keep the interiors quiet and comfortable in every season, and a utility closet keeps everyday practicalities discreetly out of view. “Satin lacquer and warm oak, quietly attuned to the brick and character of the brewery beyond.” The two bedrooms sit at opposite ends of the plan, each a private retreat with its own balcony. The 18 sq.m. main suite is completed by a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom, while the 20 sq.m. second bedroom, lined with built-in wardrobes, offers equal comfort for family or guests. Oak plank floors lend warmth underfoot, and satin-lacquered joinery with concealed lighting provides discreet storage. A second bathroom near the entrance also serves visitors. Both bathrooms are composed in soft ivory and clay tones, where white marble vanities, rainfall showers and softly backlit mirrors evoke the calm of a private spa. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 408 is a one-bedroom home of 84 sq.m. on the fourth floor of FIX Residences, the new residential building designed by Foster + Partners. With south-facing light, a private balcony of 8 sq.m. and a calm, contemporary palette, it offers an elegant and effortless base in Thessaloniki’s new cultural quarter. “Bathed in southern light, a serene city residence shaped by warmth and understated elegance.” Facing south, the residence is filled with natural light from morning until late afternoon, giving the interiors a bright, composed atmosphere throughout the day. The balcony offers a private open-air retreat, ideal for morning coffee or a quiet aperitivo as evening falls. Beyond the entrance, a well-proportioned living and dining space flows into an adjoining contemporary kitchen. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish set a calm, luminous backdrop, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian in a clean, contemporary composition. Industrial-style windows draw the light deep into the room and open onto the balcony. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the brewery’s industrial heritage while preserving a soft climate in every season. “Clean lines, natural textures and a palette of quiet sophistication.” Discreetly positioned away from the living area, the bedroom forms a calm and private retreat. Oak plank floors bring warmth underfoot, and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting provide elegant, unobtrusive storage. The bathroom is composed in soft ivory and clay tones, where a white marble vanity, rainfall shower and softly backlit mirror evoke the calm of a private spa. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 108 gives a one-bedroom plan the breathing room usually reserved for larger homes. On the first floor of the Foster + Partners building at FIX Residences, it measures 84 sq.m. inside, with an 8 sq.m. private balcony turned to the south. Restful materials, a well-ordered plan and an abundance of daylight give daily life here an easy, unhurried rhythm. “Generous in proportion and open to the southern sun.” With its principal rooms facing south, the apartment holds the sun for most of the day, from the first warmth of morning to the long, low light of late afternoon. In winter, the low sun stretches across the floors. In summer, the balcony adds a sunlit room to the plan, ready for breakfast outside or supper as the evening cools. From the entrance, the plan opens into a single living space where the kitchen, dining table and sofa share the same southern light. Cream ceramic tiles in large, matte formats cover the floor and keep the room bright and restful. In the kitchen, satin-lacquered cabinetry sits beneath white Corian worktops, crisp and uncluttered. Industrial-style windows lead out to the balcony, their slim aluminium frames and energy-efficient glazing echoing the brewery’s working past while holding the indoor climate steady through summer and winter. “Cream, oak and white Corian: a palette that lets the light do the work.” The bedroom lies to one side, away from the activity of the living space, with oak plank flooring giving the room a warmer, quieter character. Satin-lacquered wardrobes, lit from within, keep clothes and linen neatly out of sight. In the bathroom, ivory and clay tones surround a white marble vanity, a rainfall shower and a backlit mirror, turning the daily routine into a moment of calm. With its generous proportions and southern aspect, Residence 108 works equally well as a full-time home in Thessaloniki or as a city base for frequent visits. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Sunlit, spacious and essentially urban, Residence 202 brings the vision of Foster + Partners to everyday city living. Positioned on the second floor of FIX Residences, it offers 93 sq.m. of interior space and 17 sq.m. of private balcony, a rare scale for a one-bedroom residence. Its southern light, open living spaces and neutral material palette create a home of ease and understated elegance, equally suited to an elegant pied-à-terre, a first home or an investment in one of Thessaloniki’s most anticipated developments. “A beautifully proportioned one-bedroom residence with a remarkable sense of space and light.” Facing south, the residence receives natural light throughout the day across its main rooms. The balcony runs the full width of the living space, a sunlit setting for morning coffee or open-air dining as the day draws to a close. Beyond the entrance, a hallway with built-in storage leads into a 49 sq.m. living space, where sitting, dining and kitchen areas come together in one bright, open room. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish run throughout, lending the interiors a calm, luminous quality. Two sets of double doors open onto the balcony, drawing light and air indoors, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian for a clean, contemporary finish. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the building’s industrial heritage and keep the interiors calm in every season. A guest WC with laundry space and a separate utility closet keep everyday practicalities discreetly out of view. “Southern light, soft cream tones and warm oak create a calm and contemporary home.” Set apart from the living area, the 15 sq.m. bedroom offers a quieter, more intimate atmosphere. Oak plank floors bring warmth underfoot, while built-in satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting provide discreet storage. The bathroom is composed in soft ivory and clay tones, with a white marble vanity, rainfall shower and softly backlit mirror creating a serene, spa-like setting. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 110 brings the architecture of Foster + Partners to an elegant, effortless scale. Positioned on the first floor of FIX Residences, it offers 67 sq.m. of interior space and an 8 sq.m. private balcony. Its one-bedroom layout, western light and neutral material palette create a home of ease and understated refinement within one of Thessaloniki’s most anticipated new addresses. “A refined city residence, warmed by the golden light of late afternoon.” Facing west, the residence enjoys a soft, even light through the morning, with the afternoon sun bringing warmth to the interiors as the day moves towards evening. Fixed canopies shade the west-facing openings, tempering the summer heat while welcoming the glow of the evening light. The balcony extends the living space outdoors, a private setting for an evening aperitivo as the city settles into the night. Beyond the entrance, the living and dining area flows into an adjoining contemporary kitchen, forming one bright, open room equally suited to quiet evenings and to entertaining friends. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish lend the interiors a calm, luminous quality, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian for a clean, contemporary finish. Industrial-style windows open onto the balcony, drawing light and air indoors. Slender aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the building’s industrial heritage and keep the interiors serene in every season. “Soft cream tones, warm oak and white Corian, composed with quiet precision.” Set apart from the living area, the bedroom forms a calm, private retreat. Oak plank floors bring warmth underfoot, while satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting provide discreet storage. The bathroom is composed in soft ivory and clay tones, where a white marble vanity, rainfall shower and softly backlit mirror create a serene, spa-like setting. Efficient in plan and refined in finish, Residence 110 suits an elegant pied-à-terre, a first home or a considered investment. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Within Foster + Partners’ reinterpretation of the historic FIX Brewery, Residence 305 is a three-bedroom home of 165 sq.m., complemented by 31 sq.m. of private balconies. Set on the third floor, it pairs south-east light with a thoughtfully zoned plan, where gathering and retreat each find their natural place. “Spaces to gather and spaces to retreat, held in perfect equilibrium.” Facing south and east, the residence greets the day with soft morning light that brightens into midday sun across the main rooms. The balconies extend the home outdoors, inviting breakfast in the sun, a leisurely lunch or a quiet glass of wine at day’s end. Past the entrance hall, the living and dining room flows into an adjoining kitchen, forming one bright, open space attuned to both daily life and entertaining. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish set a calm, luminous backdrop, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian in a clean, contemporary composition. Doors from the sitting room open onto the main balcony, inviting light and air indoors. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the building’s industrial heritage while preserving a soft climate in every season. A guest WC near the living spaces allows visitors to be received with ease. “Cream-toned floors, natural oak and white Corian, create a palette of quiet sophistication” The bedroom wing lies discreetly beyond, where the mood turns hushed and restful. Oak plank floors lend warmth underfoot, and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting offer elegant, unobtrusive storage. The main bedroom enjoys its own en-suite bathroom, a private sanctuary at the close of the day, while two further bedrooms share a second bathroom and lend themselves to family, guests or a private study. Both bathrooms are finished in soft ivory and clay tones, with white marble vanities, rainfall showers and softly backlit mirrors evoking the calm of a private spa. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 112 is a one-bedroom home whose balcony carries as much of daily life as its rooms. Located on the first floor of FIX Residences, the Foster + Partners building at the centre of the former brewery site, it combines 83 sq.m. of interiors with a 17 sq.m. balcony, one of the more generous outdoor spaces among the building’s one-bedroom homes. A western aspect, a calm palette of cream, oak and white, and an easy flow between inside and out shape its character. “The best light of the day arrives just as the working day ends.” Turned to the west, the apartment stays gently lit through the early hours and comes into its own after midday, when the sun moves round to meet the windows. Fixed canopies over the west-facing openings take the edge off summer afternoons and leave the evening sky open to view. At 17 sq.m., the balcony is large enough to furnish as a true outdoor room, whether for a table set for friends or a pair of lounge chairs angled towards the sunset. Inside, living, dining and kitchen are gathered in one generous room, with doors opening straight out to the balcony. The floor is laid in large-scale ceramic, matte and cream, which keeps the room soft and bright through the afternoon. The kitchen is finished in satin lacquer with white Corian surfaces, a pairing that reads as quietly modern. Aluminium-framed industrial-style windows, fitted with energy-efficient glazing, nod to the factory windows of the old brewery and keep the rooms comfortable whatever the season. “Cream, oak and satin lacquer, warmed each evening by the western sun.” The bedroom is kept separate from the living room, a quieter space where oak plank floors give a natural warmth. Wardrobes in satin lacquer, with discreet integrated lighting, offer ample storage. The bathroom pairs a white marble vanity with a rainfall shower and a mirror lit from behind, all set within ivory and clay tones that feel restful at any hour. For a buyer who values evenings at home and time outdoors, Residence 112 is a natural fit within the new FIX quarter. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Penthouse 902 is a three-bedroom penthouse on the top floor of FIX Residences, where the Foster + Partners building meets the sky. Set on a single floor, its 179 sq.m. of interiors face south, north and east, with 35 sq.m. of private terraces and three underground parking spaces. Panoramic outlooks, a palette of oak and Pyrgon marble and the privacy of the building’s highest level make it a penthouse of exceptional calm. “Where the building ends and the sky begins.” Direct sun reaches the home from sunrise to mid-afternoon, first from the east and then the south, while the northern rooms keep a steadier, gentler light through the day. From the ninth floor, the outlook takes in the harbour and the gulf to the south, the historic centre to the east and the wider city to the north. The private terraces give each view its own place to sit, from a sunny spot facing the sea to a shaded one facing north. Arranged on one level, the penthouse gives its reception rooms and bedrooms their own clear territories. The reception rooms are scaled for entertaining, with wide-plank natural oak floors, underfloor heating and oak-veneer doors forming a warm, cohesive setting. The kitchen sets handleless cabinetry against white Corian worktops, with matte-black fittings and integrated lighting adding definition. Industrial-style windows in aluminium frames, with energy-efficient glazing, take the brewery’s industrial vocabulary to the top of the building and fill the rooms with sky. “Oak and Pyrgon marble, under the widest sky in the building.” On the private side, three bedrooms share natural oak floors and oak-veneer wardrobes fitted with lighting, each with the quiet that comes with the top floor of the building. The bathrooms are executed in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, matte-black brassware, walk-in rainfall showers and backlit mirrors. With three parking spaces and private storage, Penthouse 902 offers the rarest position in any building: the top. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Penthouse 906 is one of three single-floor penthouses on the top level of FIX Residences, and the one with the most generous terraces. Its 178 sq.m. of interiors look west, south and north from the ninth floor of the Foster + Partners building, with 82 sq.m. of private terraces and three underground parking spaces. Three bedrooms, three aspects and outdoor space on this scale make it a penthouse of open horizons. “Winter sun, summer shade and a sunset every evening of the year.” The terraces follow the seasons. In winter, the southern side gathers the low sun through the middle of the day. In high summer, the northern terrace offers shade when the heat is at its peak. All year round, the western side looks towards the sunset, which moves from the south-west in December to the north-west in June. From the ninth floor, the outlook reaches the harbour to the south and the city to the north and west. With 82 sq.m. to arrange, the terraces have space for outdoor dining, sun loungers and a planted garden at penthouse height. Inside, the reception rooms sit alongside the terraces, so dinner can move outdoors with ease. The floors are wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating, and oak-veneer doors continue the theme. The kitchen, with handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops, matte-black fittings and integrated lighting, becomes the hub of the home when guests arrive. Industrial-style windows in aluminium frames, with energy-efficient glazing, open the interiors to three horizons while keeping the top-floor climate in balance. “Oak, Pyrgon marble and 82 sq.m. of terrace at the top of the building.” The three bedrooms offer a restful contrast to the reception rooms, each with natural oak floors and oak-veneer wardrobes with soft internal lighting. White Pyrgon marble sets the tone in the bathrooms, with marble vanities, matte-black brassware, walk-in rainfall showers and backlit mirrors. Penthouse 906 is a penthouse for those who want a horizon on three sides and a garden in the sky. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Among the most generous three-bedroom homes at FIX Residences, Residence 104 brings the proportions and comfort of a family house to Foster + Partners’ new residential landmark in Thessaloniki. Positioned on the first floor, the residence spans 196 sq.m. of interiors complemented by 33 sq.m. of private balconies. A south-east orientation, spacious living areas and a neutral material palette create a home defined by warmth, comfort and understated elegance. “Nearly 200 sq.m. of beautifully proportioned interiors, designed for both everyday living and hosting.” Light shapes the rhythm of the home, from bright mornings in the living spaces to evenings spent outdoor lounging on the balconies as the city quietens below. Past the entrance hall, the residence unfolds into open, sunlit living spaces anchored by an organic, fluid layout that invites natural light into every corner. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish run throughout, lending the interiors a calm, luminous quality. The living spaces open onto the balconies, drawing light and air indoors, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian for a clean, contemporary finish. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the building’s industrial heritage and keep the interiors comfortable in every season. “Soft cream tones, warm oak and morning light define a home made for family life.” Towards the bedroom wing, the atmosphere becomes quieter and more intimate. Oak plank floors bring warmth underfoot, while satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting provide discreet storage. Three bedrooms offer room for family and guests, with the flexibility to create a dedicated home office. The bathrooms are composed in soft ivory and clay tones, with white marble vanities, rainfall showers and softly backlit mirrors creating a serene, spa-like setting. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Oriented towards the west and its golden evening light, Residence 310 is a two-bedroom home within Foster + Partners’ FIX Residences. Set on the third floor, it extends across 102 sq.m., complemented by a generous 24 sq.m. balcony and pairs a fluid open plan with a calm, understated material palette. “A home attuned to the rhythm of the day, from soft mornings to golden sunsets.” Soft, even light fills the interiors through the morning. As the afternoon unfolds, the western sun warms the rooms in amber tones before giving way to the glow of sunset. Fixed canopies shade the west-facing openings, tempering the afternoon heat while preserving the beauty of the evening light. Beyond the entrance, a well-proportioned living and dining space flows into an adjoining contemporary kitchen, a fluid setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish lend the interiors a luminous calm, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian in a clean, contemporary composition. Industrial-style windows draw light deep into the room and open onto the balcony, an inviting setting for alfresco dining as evening falls. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the historic FIX complex while preserving a soft climate in every season. “Satin lacquer, warm oak and crisp white Corian lend the interiors a quiet, tactile environment” Privately positioned away from the living areas, the two bedrooms offer a quieter, more restful atmosphere. Oak plank floors bring warmth underfoot, and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting provide discreet storage. The second bedroom lends itself equally to guests or a private study. The bathrooms are composed in soft ivory and clay tones, where white marble vanities, rainfall showers and softly backlit mirrors evoke the calm of a private spa. Whether a main residence, a sophisticated city base or an investment, Residence 310 is a home of warmth and composure. An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home. Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home. Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination. “Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.” Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

For sale: a truly rare 230 sq.m. apartment on Nikis Avenue, at one of Thessaloniki’s most iconic seafront addresses, enjoying unobstructed views of the sea and the White Tower. This is a high-prestige property addressed to buyers with refined standards, aesthetic discernment, and a clear understanding of value. Situated on the 1st floor, it features 3 master bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1 WC, a spacious kitchen, and a large, bright living room with southwest orientation and abundant natural light. Wood and marble flooring, aluminum window frames with double glazing, autonomous natural gas heating, and a security door enhance its premium profile. The property requires renovation, offering the rare opportunity to create a fully customized luxury residence or even divide it into two high-specification units. An exceptional choice for distinguished owner-occupation or a strategic investment in one of the city’s most powerful addresses.Price: €1,800,000Contact: KW North Phone: +30 2310 588411 Email: [email protected]. Website: KW North