luxury apartments / penthouses for sale Thessaloniki, Greece

Residence 102 is a one-bedroom home on the first floor of FIX Residences, where a sunlit loggia looks out over planted gardens. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 93 sq.m. of interiors face south, with a 50 sq.m. living room, a 17 sq.m. loggia and one underground parking space. A green outlook, generous proportions and a calm, cream-toned palette give it the feel of a garden apartment in the heart of the new quarter. “Lawns and planting beyond the loggia, the southern sun overhead.” The loggia sits beneath a brick vault and opens from the living room through two pairs of doors. From the first floor, the view rests on lawns, grasses and flowering planting, with the long brick roofs of the port beyond. The southern sun reaches it from late morning through the afternoon, and the vault keeps a shaded edge for the warmest hours, so the loggia works as a second living room for much of the year. At 50 sq.m., the living room has space for a dining table for six, a generous corner sofa and room to spare. The kitchen runs along the back wall in a single line of satin-lacquered handleless cabinetry with white Corian worktops, open to the room and close to the table. Large-format cream ceramic with a matte finish covers the day rooms and keeps them bright. A guest WC with space for the washer-dryer and a separate utility closet sit by the entrance, so the practical side of the home stays neatly contained. “Cream ceramic, warm oak and a view of green.” The 15 sq.m. bedroom lies to one side, with tall glazed doors to the southern façade, oak plank flooring and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathroom beside it is finished in ivory and clay ceramic, with a white marble vanity, a rainfall shower, polished-chrome fittings and a backlit mirror. For a buyer who wants space, southern light and a garden outlook in a one-bedroom home, Residence 102 is a natural choice. 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, Residence 102 offers a green, sunlit outlook within Thessaloniki’s new cultural quarter. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 103 is a one-bedroom home on the first floor of FIX Residences, set just above the gardens and walkways at the heart of the new quarter. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 65 sq.m. of interiors face east towards the listed brewery buildings, with a 9 sq.m. balcony and one underground parking space. Morning light, a sociable open plan and the collection’s most accessible price make it the natural first step into FIX. “Just above the gardens, a few steps from the life of the square.” The balcony faces east, catching the early sun and moving into shade by late morning, a cool spot for the rest of the day. From the first floor, the home sits close to the landscaped walkways, the flowering trees and the water feature with its fountain jets, so the rhythm of the quarter is part of daily life. A second pair of glazed doors from the hallway opens onto the balcony, bringing the morning light deep into the home. The 20 sq.m. living room flows into an 8 sq.m. kitchen arranged around an island with three stools, a relaxed setting for breakfast or for cooking with friends. The kitchen is finished in satin-lacquered handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and a polished-chrome Grohe Bauloop mixer. Large-format cream ceramic with a matte finish runs through the day rooms, and a utility closet off the hallway houses the washer-dryer. “Cream ceramic, warm oak and the morning sun over the gardens.” The 14 sq.m. bedroom has tall glazed doors to the eastern façade, oak plank flooring and a full wall of satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathroom pairs ivory and clay ceramic with a white marble vanity and Laufen countertop basin, a rainfall shower, polished-chrome fittings and a backlit mirror. For a first home, a city base or a considered purchase, Residence 103 offers the finish and services of FIX at an approachable scale. 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, Residence 103 opens the door to FIX Residences at the collection’s most accessible price. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 803 combines eighth-floor height with the practical generosity of a family house. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 179 sq.m. of interiors face south, north and east, with 36 sq.m. of private balconies and two underground parking spaces. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms including a family bathroom with a bathtub, and storage planned into every corner make it a home where everything has its place. “Eight floors up, with room for everything a family brings home.” The 17 sq.m. southern loggia opens from the living room through two pairs of doors, catching the sun from late morning through the afternoon and looking out towards the harbour. On the opposite side, an 18 sq.m. balcony runs along the bedroom wing, reached from all three bedrooms and cool through the summer months. Glazed doors beside the dining table bring the morning light in from the east. The 58 sq.m. living room gathers a dining table for eight, a sofa group and a quiet corner for a lounge chair, with the 12 sq.m. kitchen set around an island with three stools at one end. Handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and integrated lighting give the kitchen a clean, practical finish, and wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs throughout. Beyond the entrance, a hallway designed as a storage room in its own right leads to the bedrooms, with a separate utility closet, a second storage cupboard housing the washer-dryer and a guest WC. Each home has its own fire detection panel, connected to the building’s central system. “Natural oak, a family bathtub and a balcony for every bedroom.” The 20 sq.m. principal bedroom has its own bathroom, while the 17 sq.m. second bedroom, with built-in wardrobes on two walls, and the 13 sq.m. third bedroom share a family bathroom with both a bathtub and a shower. All three bedrooms are fitted with oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathrooms are finished in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, matte-black brassware and backlit mirrors. With two parking spaces, private storage and a plan that keeps daily life in order, Residence 803 is a family home at the top of the building’s three-bedroom collection. 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 704 is a three-bedroom home on the seventh floor of FIX Residences, ready to welcome a family making Thessaloniki its home. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 179 sq.m. of interiors face south, north and east, with 34 sq.m. of private balconies and two underground parking spaces. A complete, carefully specified home, a seventh-floor outlook and eligibility for both the Golden Visa and the Non-Dom programmes make it a natural choice for a family relocating to Greece. “A new life in Thessaloniki, with everything in place from the first day.” The southern loggia opens from the living room towards the harbour, filled with sun from late morning through the afternoon, while a balcony on the north side runs along the bedroom wing, cool and shaded through the summer. Windows to the east bring in the morning light. From the seventh floor, the home looks out over the rooftops of the western district, with the airport, the historic centre and the waterfront all within easy reach. The living room brings a dining table, a sofa group and an island kitchen together in one generous space, so family life gathers naturally in a single place. The kitchen is fitted with handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and matte-black fittings, and wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs throughout. A guest WC, a utility closet and generous built-in storage keep the household organised from the start. Lighting, heating and cooling can all be set remotely, so the home is ready at the right temperature on arrival, and every apartment is prewired for an alarm system. “Natural oak, Pyrgon marble and a seventh-floor view of a new home city.” The three bedrooms sit together in a quieter wing. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, and the second and third bedrooms share a family bathroom, giving children or guests a comfortable space of their own. All three are fitted with oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathrooms are lined in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, rainfall showers, matte-black brassware and backlit mirrors. With concierge services, 24-hour security and two parking spaces, Residence 704 gives a relocating family a settled, well-supported start. 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. 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 802 is a one-bedroom home on the eighth floor of FIX Residences, a refined city base for professionals working in Thessaloniki’s growing western district. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 65 sq.m. of interiors face east towards the listed brewery buildings, with a 9 sq.m. balcony and one underground parking space. Eighth-floor height, the upper-floor palette of natural oak and Pyrgon marble and an easy walk to DIMAND’s HUB26 offices make it a home where city life runs smoothly. “Eight floors up, a short walk from the office.” The balcony faces east, so the morning sun arrives with the first coffee of the day and gives way to a clear, steady light by late morning. Glazed doors from the hallway and the living room both open onto it, letting the early light reach deep into the home before the working day begins. By the time you return in the evening, the balcony rests in cool shade, a quiet place to unwind above the new quarter. The living room and kitchen share one open space, with an island and three stools at its centre for a quick breakfast or a relaxed dinner. Handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and matte-black fittings give the kitchen a precise, contemporary finish. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs through the living room and bedroom, with oak-veneer doors in the same warm tone, and a utility closet off the hallway houses the washer-dryer. “Natural oak, white marble and the eastern morning light.” The 14 sq.m. bedroom opens to the eastern façade through tall glazed doors, with oak-veneer wardrobes lit from within. The bathroom is lined in white Pyrgon marble, with a marble vanity, a rainfall shower, matte-black brassware and a backlit mirror, and the WC set in its own compartment. IP video intercom stations at both the building and car-park entrances, and a standby generator for the building’s essential systems, add to the ease of daily life. For a professional seeking a polished, low-maintenance home close to work and culture, Residence 802 is an inspired address. 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, Residence 802 meets the investment threshold of the Greek Non-Dom Program, an advantage for buyers transferring their tax residence to Greece. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 903 is a single-floor penthouse on the top level of FIX Residences, planned with the ease and order of a family home. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 165 sq.m. of interiors face south, north and east, with 35 sq.m. of private terraces and three underground parking spaces. A 50 sq.m. living room opening to the south, three bedrooms gathered in their own wing and the penthouse finishes of natural oak and Pyrgon marble present the collection’s top floor in its most approachable form. “Penthouse height, with the comfort of a family home.” At the southern end, a 17 sq.m. loggia opens from the living room through two pairs of doors, sunlit through the middle of the day and looking out over the port to the gulf from the building’s highest level. At the northern end, an 18 sq.m. terrace runs along the bedroom wing, shaded and fresh on summer evenings, while windows to the east greet the morning. Between the two, the home draws light from both sides. Arrival is through a proper entrance hall with built-in storage and a guest WC, leading on to a corridor that keeps the bedrooms apart from the living spaces. The 50 sq.m. living room combines a sofa group and a dining table for eight, and the 11 sq.m. kitchen faces it across a long island with four stools, finished in handleless cabinetry and white Corian. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs throughout, and the lifts connect the underground parking directly with the ninth floor, so shopping and luggage arrive at the door with ease. “Natural oak, Pyrgon marble and the gulf from the top of FIX.” The bedroom wing opens onto the northern terrace. The 18 sq.m. principal bedroom has a 4 sq.m. en-suite bathroom, the 16 sq.m. second bedroom lies alongside it, and the 15 sq.m. corner bedroom near the entrance has glazed doors of its own, suited to guests or a study. A family bathroom serves the second and third bedrooms. All three are fitted with oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting, and the bathrooms are finished in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, rainfall showers, matte-black brassware and backlit mirrors. Residence 903 brings penthouse height and finish to a home planned for everyday family life. 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. 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 901 is a one-bedroom home on the ninth and top floor of FIX Residences, an eastward-facing eyrie where the day begins with sunrise and the night with moonrise. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 63 sq.m. of interiors look east over the listed brewery buildings, with a 9 sq.m. balcony and one underground parking space. Top-floor height, the upper-floor palette of natural oak and Pyrgon marble and a compact, well-ordered plan give it an intimate, elevated character. “Sunrise for the morning coffee, moonrise for the evening glass.” From the top of the building, the eastern sky is wide and open. The sun rises over the hills beyond the city and fills the balcony and living room through the early hours, then the light settles into a calm, even brightness for the rest of the day. After dark, the same balcony becomes the place to watch the moon lift over the eastern horizon and the lights of the city spread out below. The living room and kitchen share one open space, with the kitchen arranged around an island for breakfast and informal dinners. Handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and matte-black fittings give it a clean, contemporary line. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs through the living room and bedroom, with oak-veneer doors to match, and a utility closet keeps the washer-dryer neatly out of view. “Natural oak, white marble and the eastern sky from the top floor.” The bedroom opens to the eastern façade through tall glazed doors, so the first light of the day arrives gently, with oak-veneer wardrobes lit from within. The bathroom is lined in white Pyrgon marble, with a marble vanity, a rainfall shower, matte-black brassware and a backlit mirror. For a buyer who wants the top floor of a landmark building in an intimate, easily managed home, Residence 901 is a rare find. 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, Residence 901 meets the investment threshold of the Greek Non-Dom Program, an advantage for buyers transferring their tax residence to Greece. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 805 is a two-bedroom home on the eighth floor of FIX Residences, a city apartment with the spirit of a summer house. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 103 sq.m. of interiors face south towards the harbour and the gulf, with a 18 sq.m. loggia and one underground parking space. A living room turned entirely to the sea light, two well-separated bedrooms and the upper-floor palette of natural oak and Pyrgon marble make it an inviting base for long Thessaloniki summers and the seasons around them. “A summer house by the gulf, eight floors above the city.” The loggia sits at the centre of the southern façade beneath a brick vault, opening from the living room through two pairs of doors. From late morning it fills with sun, and from the eighth floor the outlook reaches across the port to the open water of the gulf. Shaded by its vault in the hottest hours, it becomes the home’s favourite room from May to October, for breakfast, a long lunch or a glass of wine as the evening settles. The 39 sq.m. living room faces the loggia, with a sofa group and a dining table for six arranged to make the most of the southern light. The 5 sq.m. kitchen is set in its own alcove beside the entrance, keeping the living room a relaxed space for conversation, and is fitted with handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and integrated lighting. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs throughout, with oak-veneer doors to match, and a utility closet by the entrance houses the washer-dryer. “Natural oak and white marble, opening onto the summer light.” The two bedrooms, each of 14 sq.m., sit on either side of the living room, each with tall glazed doors to the southern façade. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, and the second, ideal for visiting family or friends, has a bathroom beside it. Both are fitted with oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathrooms are finished in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, square rainfall shower heads, matte-black brassware and backlit mirrors. Residence 805 offers sea air, southern light and room for guests in one easy, well-proportioned home. 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 702 is a one-bedroom home on the seventh floor of FIX Residences, with a sunlit loggia looking south over the port towards the gulf. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 93 sq.m. of interiors include a 49 sq.m. living room, alongside a 17 sq.m. balcony and one underground parking space. Height, southern light and the upper-floor palette of natural oak and Pyrgon marble bring a coastal ease to city living. “Seven floors above the port, with the gulf as the daily view.” The loggia runs the full width of the living room beneath a brick vault, facing due south. From mid-morning to late afternoon it fills with sun, and from this height the outlook takes in the comings and goings of the port and the open water of the gulf beyond, a view that changes with every ship and every season. It is a natural setting for a long lunch outdoors or a quiet hour as the light softens over the sea. Inside, the 49 sq.m. living room opens to the loggia through two pairs of doors, so in warm weather the two become a single space. The kitchen runs along the back wall in one clean line of handleless cabinetry with white Corian worktops and a black Grohe mixer, leaving the room free for a dining table for six and a generous sofa. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating covers the living room and bedroom, with oak-veneer doors in the same warm tone. A guest WC with space for the washer-dryer and a separate utility closet sit beside the entrance, keeping the practical side of the home tidy and close at hand. “Natural oak, white marble and the southern sea light.” The 15 sq.m. bedroom lies to one side, with tall glazed doors to the south façade and oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathroom beside it is lined in white Pyrgon marble, with a marble vanity, a rainfall shower, matte-black brassware and a backlit mirror. For an owner who wants a view of the sea from a home in the city, Residence 702 brings the two together at a comfortable scale. 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 904 is a two-bedroom home on the ninth and highest floor of FIX Residences, the loftiest of the building’s south-facing two-bedroom homes. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 103 sq.m. of interiors open onto a 19 sq.m. loggia facing the gulf, with one underground parking space. Top-floor height, a wide southern horizon and the upper-floor palette of natural oak and Pyrgon marble give it a sense of calm elevation. “From the top floor, the gulf and, on clear days, Olympus.” The loggia sits beneath a brick vault at the centre of the southern façade, opening from the living room through two pairs of doors. From the ninth floor, the view clears the port and stretches across the open water of the gulf, and on the clearest days the outline of Mount Olympus rises on the far shore. The sun reaches the loggia from late morning and stays through the afternoon, while the vault keeps a cool, shaded edge for the warmest hours. The 38 sq.m. living room is turned towards the view, with a sofa group and a dining table for six both facing the light. The 6 sq.m. kitchen is set in a separate alcove near the entrance, fitted with handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and integrated lighting, which leaves the living room free for conversation and the horizon. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs throughout, with oak-veneer doors to match, and a utility closet by the entrance holds the washer-dryer. “Natural oak, Pyrgon marble and the widest southern view in the building.” The two 14 sq.m. bedrooms sit at either side of the living room, each with tall glazed doors to the southern façade. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, and the second has a bathroom beside it, ready for guests, a growing family or a quiet study. Both are fitted with oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathrooms are finished in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, rainfall showers, matte-black brassware and backlit mirrors. With two parking spaces and private storage, Residence 904 offers the top floor and the full sweep of the gulf at two-bedroom scale. 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 502 is a one-bedroom home on the fifth floor of FIX Residences, designed as a calm, restorative retreat in the heart of the city. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 93 sq.m. of interiors face south, with a 49 sq.m. living room, a 18 sq.m. loggia and one underground parking space. Southern sun, a serene palette of natural oak and Pyrgon marble, and the wellness facilities of FIX close at hand make it a home for slowing down. “A sunlit loggia, a marble bathroom and the spa a few floors below.” The loggia sits beneath a brick vault at the centre of the southern façade, opening from the living room through two pairs of doors. From late morning it is warmed by the sun, and from the fifth floor the outlook reaches towards the harbour, while the vault offers a shaded edge for the hottest hours. It is a natural place for a slow breakfast, an afternoon with a book or a quiet moment before the evening. The 49 sq.m. living room opens fully to the loggia, with space for a sofa group and a dining table for six. The kitchen runs along the back wall in handleless cabinetry with white Corian worktops and integrated lighting, keeping the room clear and uncluttered. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating warms the floors throughout, oak-veneer doors carry the timber from room to room, and the walls are finished in ecological, antibacterial paints for a healthy indoor atmosphere. A guest WC with space for the washer-dryer and a separate utility closet sit beside the entrance. “Warm oak underfoot, white marble and the southern light.” The 15 sq.m. bedroom lies to one side, with tall glazed doors to the south façade and oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathroom beside it is lined in white Pyrgon marble, with a marble vanity, a rainfall shower, matte-black brassware and a softly backlit mirror, a setting for unhurried mornings. With the spa, hammam and wellness centre of FIX within the development, Residence 502 offers a restful pace of life in the middle of the city. 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 411 is a two-bedroom home on the fourth floor of FIX Residences, built around a west-facing living room and a 29 sq.m. balcony made for the last light of the day. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 125 sq.m. of interiors include a 52 sq.m. living room and two bedrooms each with a small balcony of its own, with 28 sq.m. of outdoor space in all and one underground parking space. Evening sun, an easy flow between inside and out and two shower rooms make it a relaxed, sociable home. “The table moves outdoors as the western light turns gold.” The main balcony runs the full length of the living room along the western façade, reached through doors at both the sitting area and the dining table. Mornings here are soft and shaded, and from mid-afternoon the sun swings round to fill the balcony and the room behind it until dusk. ARKAS tensioned-fabric awnings over the west-facing openings temper the strongest summer sun, so dinner outdoors stays comfortable well into the evening. The 52 sq.m. living room holds a sofa group at one end and a dining table for six at the other, with the kitchen set along the inner wall between them in satin-lacquered handleless cabinetry and white Corian worktops. Large-format cream ceramic with a matte finish runs through the day rooms. An entrance hall gives the home a proper arrival, with a utility closet beside it for the washer-dryer and household storage. “Cream ceramic, satin lacquer and the gold of a western evening.” The two bedrooms, each of 13 sq.m., share the quieter side of the home, and each opens onto a small balcony for fresh air and a moment outdoors. The principal bedroom has space for a reading corner with a pair of armchairs, and both are floored in oak plank with satin-lacquered wardrobes and concealed lighting. Two separate shower rooms, one of 4 sq.m. and one of 5 sq.m., give each bedroom its own morning routine, both finished in ivory and clay ceramic with white marble vanities, rainfall showers, polished-chrome fittings and backlit mirrors. Residence 411 suits a couple who love to entertain, with a second bedroom ready for guests or a study. 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 211 is a one-bedroom home on the second floor of FIX Residences, set within a quarter where music and art are part of everyday life. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 65 sq.m. of interiors face west, with a 46 sq.m. living room, a 12 sq.m. balcony and one underground parking space. A spacious main room, a calm bedroom and the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and MOMus within the same destination make it a natural home for a lover of culture. “An evening at the symphony, then home within a short stroll.” The living room faces west, receiving gentle light in the morning and the full warmth of the sun from mid-afternoon, just in time for an early-evening drink on the balcony before a concert or an exhibition opening. Canopies along the west façade shade the openings in high summer. The 12 sq.m. balcony opens directly from the living room, with room for a bistro table and a row of planters. Inside, the 46 sq.m. living room gives the home its sense of space. The sofa faces the balcony and the western light, the dining table sits at the centre of the room, and the kitchen runs along the inner wall in satin-lacquered cabinetry with white Corian worktops, discreet once the cooking is done. Large-format cream ceramic with a matte finish runs throughout, a quiet backdrop for books, records and pictures. Brick party walls, lined on both sides with double plasterboard, keep sound between neighbours to a minimum, welcome for anyone who likes their music played at full volume. “A quiet room for music, books and the western light.” The bedroom lies at the heart of the plan, with oak plank flooring and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting along both long walls. Beside it, the bathroom combines ivory and clay ceramic with a white marble vanity, a rainfall shower, polished-chrome fittings and a backlit mirror, and a utility closet holds the washer-dryer. For an owner who wants a concert hall, a museum and a five-star hotel as neighbours, Residence 211 is an inspired choice. 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, Residence 211 places concerts, exhibitions and the life of a new cultural quarter a short walk from home. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 210 is a one-bedroom home on the second floor of FIX Residences, organised around a single 46 sq.m. living room that spans its western façade. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 63 sq.m. of interiors open through two sets of doors onto a 12 sq.m. balcony, with one underground parking space. A loft-like main room, a bedroom set at the calm centre of the plan and generous built-in storage make it an easy, well-organised city home. “One generous room for the day, a quiet core for the night.” Facing west, the living room is softly lit through the morning and fills with direct sun from mid-afternoon until evening. The balcony runs alongside it, reached from both the dining corner and the sitting area, and shading canopies along the west façade temper the summer sun. On the second floor, the home sits close to the gardens and walkways of the new quarter. Most of the floor area belongs to the living room, so cooking, dining and relaxing share one open, light-filled space. The kitchen lines the back wall in a single run of satin-lacquered cabinetry with white Corian worktops, the dining table sits by the balcony doors, and the sofa faces the light. Large-format cream ceramic with a matte finish covers the floor from end to end, giving the room a calm, continuous surface. Industrial-style aluminium windows with energy-efficient glazing keep the room comfortable through every season. “Forty-six square metres of light, on a 63 sq.m. plan.” The bedroom sits at the centre of the plan, set back from the façade, with oak plank floors and two full walls of satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting, an exceptional amount of storage for a home of this size. The bathroom beside it pairs ivory and clay ceramic with a white marble vanity, a rainfall shower, polished-chrome fittings and a backlit mirror, and a utility closet next door holds the washer-dryer. Residence 210 suits a first-time buyer, a young professional or an owner seeking a well-run pied-à-terre with a generous living room at its heart. 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, Residence 210 offers an accessible way into a landmark address at the heart of Thessaloniki’s new cultural quarter. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Residence 304 is a three-bedroom home on the third floor of FIX Residences, planned for a family that gathers around the table. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 197 sq.m. of interiors face south and east, with 32 sq.m. of private balconies and two underground parking spaces. A 73 sq.m. living space with an island kitchen at its heart, a loggia for long lunches and three well-arranged bedrooms make it a home made for Thessaloniki’s love of good food and company. “In a city that lives at the table, a kitchen at the heart of the home.” The 17 sq.m. southern loggia opens from the living room through two pairs of doors and looks out towards the harbour, sunlit from late morning through the afternoon, a natural extension of the dining table in the warmer months. On the eastern side, a 15 sq.m. balcony is shared by the principal bedroom and the second bedroom, bright with the first sun of the day. The front door opens into the main living space, where everything revolves around the 12 sq.m. kitchen. Its island, with three stools, is the place for preparing a meal together, while the long dining table for eight sits within easy reach and a round breakfast table occupies the corner by the window. The kitchen is fitted with satin-lacquered handleless cabinetry, white Corian worktops and concealed lighting beneath the wall units. Beyond the dining area, a sofa group faces the loggia, and large-format cream ceramic in a matte finish covers the whole space, practical underfoot when the cooking gets lively. A guest WC by the entrance and a utility closet off the hallway complete the day side. “An island for cooking, a table for eight and a loggia for the long afternoon.” The bedrooms lie along a separate hallway. The 20 sq.m. principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room and opens onto the eastern balcony, as does the 17 sq.m. second bedroom. The 14 sq.m. third bedroom has a walk-in closet alongside. All three are floored in oak plank and fitted with satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting. The family bathroom has both a bathtub and a separate shower, finished in ivory and clay ceramic with a white marble vanity, polished-chrome fittings and a backlit mirror. With two parking spaces and private storage, Residence 304 gives a family room to cook, gather and settle in. 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. 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 601 is a two-bedroom corner home on the sixth floor of FIX Residences, with three private balconies turned to three different horizons. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 154 sq.m. of interiors face east over the listed brewery buildings, with 38 sq.m. of outdoor space and one underground parking space. A 65 sq.m. living room, two bedrooms each with a balcony of its own and the upper-floor palette of natural oak and Pyrgon marble give it uncommon breadth. “Three balconies, each with a horizon of its own.” The 18 sq.m. main balcony, a vaulted loggia, opens from the living room to the east, bright with sun through the morning and looking across the restored brewery and the city towards Mount Hortiatis on the horizon. The principal bedroom has an 8 sq.m. balcony on the southern side, turned towards the gulf, and the second bedroom an 8 sq.m. balcony of its own to the north, cool and quiet through the summer. From the sixth floor, each outlook rises clear of the surrounding rooftops. At the centre, the 65 sq.m. living room holds a dining table for ten, a deep L-shaped sofa and the kitchen all within one room, with two pairs of doors opening to the loggia. The 12 sq.m. kitchen faces the room across a long island with four stools, its handleless cabinetry and white Corian worktops framed by matte-black fittings. Wide-plank natural oak with underfloor heating runs from the entrance to the bedrooms, and oak-veneer doors complete the warm timber palette. A bathroom beside the entrance serves guests, and a utility closet keeps the laundry close at hand. “Natural oak within, the brewery and the mountains beyond the loggia.” The two bedrooms sit at opposite corners of the plan, each a private retreat with its own balcony. The 18 sq.m. principal bedroom is reached through a walk-in closet and has an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom, at 21 sq.m., is the larger of the two, lined with oak-veneer wardrobes and generous enough for a guest suite or a study with a sofa bed. Both bathrooms are finished in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, rainfall showers, Hansgrohe basin mixers in matte black and backlit mirrors. With a parking space and private storage, Residence 601 offers corner living on the upper floors at its most generous. 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. 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 201 is a two-bedroom corner home on the second floor of FIX Residences, set at the height of the tree canopy with the listed brewery buildings close at hand. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 154 sq.m. of interiors face east, with 34 sq.m. of private balconies across three sides and one underground parking space. Light that moves around the corner through the day, leafy outlooks and a generous, sociable plan make it a home of quiet character. “Among the treetops, with the old brewery’s brick halls across the way.” From the second floor, the view from the main loggia passes through the crowns of the trees to the brick gables and towers of the restored brewery, a setting that shifts in colour with the seasons. The light follows the corner through the day: morning sun on the eastern loggia, then brightness on the bedroom balconies to either side as the day moves on. Each of the three balconies has its own character, from the main loggia for dining outdoors to two smaller balconies for a quiet coffee by the bedrooms. The living room spans the heart of the plan, opening to the loggia through two pairs of doors, with space for a long dining table, a deep sofa group and a kitchen arranged around a central island. Large-format Atlas Concorde ceramic in a soft cream matte finish runs through the day rooms, and the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered handleless cabinetry with white Corian worktops. A bathroom near the entrance serves guests, and a utility closet keeps the laundry tucked away. “Cream ceramic, Tarkett oak and a canopy of green outside every window.” The two bedrooms sit at opposite corners of the home, each with a balcony of its own. The principal bedroom is reached through a walk-in closet and has an en-suite bathroom, while the second bedroom, the larger of the two, suits guests, a teenager or a study with ease. Both are floored in Tarkett oak plank and fitted with satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathrooms are finished in ivory and clay ceramic, with white marble vanities, rainfall showers, polished-chrome fittings and backlit mirrors. Residence 201 offers corner living with a green outlook and a sense of place rooted in the history of the site. 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. 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 403 is a one-bedroom home on the fourth floor of FIX Residences where daylight greets you at the front door. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 65 sq.m. of interiors face east towards the listed brewery buildings, with a 9 sq.m. balcony and one underground parking space. A light-filled entrance, a kitchen island at the centre of daily life and a well-ordered plan make it a bright, practical city home. “Morning light from the moment the door opens.” A pair of glazed doors stands opposite the entrance and opens straight onto the balcony, so the eastern light reaches the hallway as well as the living room. Direct sun arrives early in the day and settles into a clear, steady light by late morning, and through the afternoon the balcony rests in shade. The kitchen has a window of its own on the side façade, bringing a second source of daylight into the day rooms. The kitchen and living room share one open space. The 9 sq.m. kitchen is arranged around an island with three stools, made for breakfast, a quick lunch or friends gathered while dinner is under way, and finished in satin-lacquered cabinetry with white Corian worktops. The 19 sq.m. sitting area beside it opens onto the balcony, with room for a sofa and a reading chair. Large-format cream ceramic with a matte finish runs through the day rooms, and a utility closet off the hallway holds the washer-dryer and household essentials. “A kitchen island at the centre, the eastern sky beyond the glass.” The 14 sq.m. bedroom opens to the eastern façade through tall glazed doors, with oak plank floors and a full wall of satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathroom pairs ivory and clay ceramic with a white marble vanity, a rainfall shower, polished-chrome fittings and a backlit mirror, with the WC set in a compartment of its own. With the services of a landmark development around it and the airport within easy reach, Residence 403 makes a bright, low-maintenance base for living in or letting. 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, Residence 403 brings the light, finish and services of FIX together in a modern one-bedroom home. All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.

Penthouse 708 is one of two duplex penthouses at FIX Residences, rising across the seventh and eighth floors of the Foster + Partners building. Its 295 sq.m. of interiors are joined by 113 sq.m. of private terraces facing south and west, with three underground parking spaces. Three bedrooms, two levels and the long light of the western sky make it one of the defining homes of the collection. “Two floors of sky, with the harbour to the south and the sunset to the west.” With terraces to the south and west, the penthouse receives sun from late morning until the last of the evening. From this height, the southern outlook reaches towards the harbour and the gulf beyond, while the western view follows the sun down through much of the year. Across 113 sq.m., the terraces lend themselves to different hours: lunch in the southern sun, drinks on the western side as the light turns, and dinner under the stars. Spread across two floors, the plan gives entertaining and private life each a space of their own, connected by an internal staircase. The reception rooms have the scale for formal dinners and the warmth for quiet evenings. Wide-plank natural oak is laid throughout, and underfloor heating and oak-veneer doors complete a calm envelope of timber. In the kitchen, handleless cabinetry and white Corian worktops are detailed in matte black and lit with integrated lighting, ready for a private chef or a family Sunday. Industrial-style windows in aluminium frames, with energy-efficient glazing, open the rooms to the terraces and translate the brewery’s factory glazing to the penthouse level. “A warm envelope of oak, opening onto terraces made for every hour.” The three bedrooms are the home’s private domain, each floored in natural oak with oak-veneer wardrobes, quietly lit. The bathrooms are worked in white Pyrgon marble, with marble vanities, matte-black brassware, walk-in rainfall showers and backlit mirrors. With three parking spaces, private storage and two floors of living above the old brewery, Penthouse 708 is a penthouse for those who measure a home by its evenings. 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.

On the sixth floor of Foster + Partners’ FIX Residences, Residence 604 is a triple-aspect, three-bedroom home of 179 sq.m., complemented by 39 sq.m. of private balconies. Light from the south, north and east, an elevated outlook and a warm palette of luxurious finishings give the residence an airy, gracious character. “Light from three aspects, high above Thessaloniki’s new cultural quarter.” Morning light enters from the east and moves through the rooms as the day unfolds. The southern exposure keeps the main spaces luminous into the afternoon, while the northern aspect brings a softer, even light. The balconies extend across several orientations, each with its own character: a sunlit corner for morning coffee, a setting for dining in the open-air and a calm vantage point for evenings above the city. Beyond the entrance, the reception rooms unfold with an easy, gracious flow, accommodating relaxed family life and stylish entertaining alike. Wide-plank natural oak runs underfoot throughout, warmed by underfloor heating, while oak-veneer doors carry a quiet continuity from room to room. In the kitchen, handleless cabinetry meets crisp white Corian worktops and matte-black fittings, softly lit by integrated lighting. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the building’s industrial heritage and preserve a soft climate in every season. “Natural oak and matte-black detailing lend the interiors warmth, precision and calm.” Towards the bedroom wing, the atmosphere turns quieter and more intimate. Three bedrooms share the home’s warm palette of oak floors and oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting, offering accommodation for family, guests or a private study. The bathrooms are clad in luminous white Pyrgon marble, where marble vanities, matte-black brassware, 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. 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.

Within FIX Residences, the new residential building designed by Foster + Partners, Residence 308 is a one-bedroom home of 84 sq.m. on the third floor, with an 8 sq.m. private balcony. South-facing and quietly refined, it suits a first home, a city residence or a considered investment in Thessaloniki’s new cultural quarter. “A sunlit one-bedroom home, defined by proportion and poise.” Its southern orientation brings steady natural light into the main rooms from morning to late afternoon, giving the home a warm and welcoming character. The balcony offers a sunny spot to begin the day or to unwind as evening falls. On entering, the living and dining area opens to an adjoining contemporary kitchen, forming a single, light-filled space for daily life and entertaining. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish create a calm, luminous setting, while satin-lacquered cabinetry and crisp white Corian give the kitchen a clean, contemporary character. Industrial-style windows open onto the balcony. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the building’s industrial heritage while keeping the interiors comfortable in every season. “Soft cream, natural oak and white Corian, brought together in an understated design.” Set apart from the living area, the bedroom offers a peaceful, private retreat. Oak plank floors add warmth underfoot, and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting provide discreet storage. The bathroom, finished in soft ivory and clay tones with a white marble vanity, rainfall shower and softly backlit mirror, brings a quiet, spa-like calm to everyday routines. 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.

Set on a corner of the fourth floor of FIX Residences, designed by Foster + Partners, Residence 401 is a two-bedroom home of 154 sq.m. with 34 sq.m. of private balconies. What sets it apart is its panoramic view across the listed buildings of the historic FIX Brewery, the heritage landmark at the heart of the development. “A panoramic corner residence, with the architectural heritage of FIX unfolding beyond its windows.” Facing east, the residence welcomes the first light of morning, which settles across the brick façades and towers of the brewery below before reaching deep into the interiors. Beyond the heritage buildings, the view extends across the rooftops of Thessaloniki, a living panorama from the balconies at every hour. On entering, a well-proportioned living and dining space flows into an adjoining contemporary kitchen. 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 frame the historic architecture below and open onto the balconies, uniting interior and outlook in one seamless gesture. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the brewery’s industrial language while preserving a soft climate in every season. “Warm oak, satin lacquer and soft cream tones, set against a backdrop of living history.” Privately positioned away from the living areas, the two bedrooms form a calm retreat. Oak plank floors bring warmth underfoot, and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting provide discreet storage, while the generous plan allows for a private study or dressing area. 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. 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.

Elevated on the third floor of the Foster + Partners–designed FIX Residences, Residence 302 is a well-proportioned one-bedroom home, offering 93 sq.m. of interior space and 17 sq.m. of private balcony. Its southern aspect, fluid living spaces and sophisticated color palette compose a home of poise and ease, whether as an urbane city base, a first home or a considered investment in one of Thessaloniki’s most anticipated addresses. “A poised city sanctuary, where light and serenity set the tone.” Facing south, the residence is bathed in natural light throughout the day, while its elevated position lends the interiors an airy sense of openness. The balcony extends the living space outdoors, a sun-drenched setting for morning coffee or an evening aperitivo. Beyond the entrance, the residence opens into a bright, fluid living area where sitting, dining and cooking come together with effortless ease. Large-format ceramic floors in a soft cream matte finish lend the interiors a luminous serenity, while the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered cabinetry with crisp white Corian in a clean, contemporary composition. The living area opens onto the balcony, inviting light and air indoors. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the building’s industrial heritage while preserving a suitable climate in every season. “Soft cream tones and warm oak in a setting of understated luxury.” Set discreetly apart, the bedroom forms a peaceful sanctuary. Oak plank floors lend warmth underfoot and satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting offer 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 504 is a three-bedroom home on the fifth floor of FIX Residences, the new residential building designed by Foster + Partners. Extending across 180 sq.m., with 48 sq.m. of private balconies, it opens to the south, north and east, bringing light and outlook to every hour of the day. “Three aspects, 48 sq.m. of balconies and light from morning until evening.” Eastern light shapes the early hours, the southern aspect brings sunshine through midday and afternoon, and the northern exposure offers a softer light and a quieter view across Thessaloniki. The balconies wrap across all three orientations: a sunlit spot for breakfast, an open-air dining room for long lunches and a calm setting for evenings above the city. Beyond the entrance, the reception spaces open with a sense of ease, the living and dining areas flowing into an adjoining contemporary kitchen. Wide-plank natural oak extends throughout, warmed by underfloor heating, while oak-veneer doors lend the rooms a quiet, crafted continuity. The kitchen pairs handleless cabinetry with white Corian worktops and matte-black fittings, and industrial-style windows open onto the balconies on every side. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing temper the seasons and keep the interiors serene. “Oak, marble and matte-black detailing, crafted with quiet architectural discipline.” Set apart from the reception rooms, the bedroom wing has a more private, restful character. Three bedrooms share the home’s palette of natural oak floors and oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting, with the third equally suited to a private study. The bathrooms are clad in white Pyrgon marble, where marble vanities, matte-black brassware, rainfall showers and softly backlit mirrors create a sense of spa-like calm. Balanced, versatile and filled with light, Residence 504 adapts gracefully to family life and to entertaining. 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 507 is a one-bedroom home on the fifth floor of FIX Residences, the new residential building designed by Foster + Partners. Extending across 89 sq.m., with a 12 sq.m. private balcony, it faces north-east, where the morning sun rises over the FIX development and the city beyond. “A fifth-floor outlook where the city’s new quarter catches the first light of day.” The north-east orientation brings the gentle light of early morning into the interiors, followed by a soft, even glow through the rest of the day. From the fifth floor, the balcony looks out across the FIX development towards Hilton Thessaloniki, an elevated setting for morning coffee as the new quarter comes to life. Beyond the entrance, the living and dining space flows into an adjoining contemporary kitchen, forming one bright and welcoming room. Wide-plank natural oak runs underfoot, warmed by underfloor heating, while oak-veneer doors bring a quiet continuity to the interiors. Handleless kitchen cabinetry is paired with white Corian worktops and matte-black fittings, and industrial-style windows open onto the balcony, extending the living space outdoors. Aluminium frames with energy-efficient glazing recall the brewery’s industrial heritage while keeping the interiors serene in every season. “Warm oak, white marble and matte-black accents in a palette of refined simplicity.” Privately positioned away from the living area, the bedroom forms a quiet retreat, finished with natural oak floors and oak-veneer wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathroom is clad in white Pyrgon marble, where a marble vanity, matte-black brassware, rainfall shower and softly backlit mirror evoke the calm of a private spa. Equally suited to a main residence or an elegant pied-à-terre, Residence 507 offers a refined foothold in Thessaloniki’s new cultural 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.