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Unique plot for sale in Plaka, opposite the Roman Agora, with a building permit for 300 sq.m. and stunning views of the Acropolis. The plot is buildable with a 14-meter facade and a building coefficient of 1.6, offering excellent construction possibilities. It is located in one of the most sought-after areas of the historic center, ideal for investment or luxury property development.

Located in the heart of Athens, Bellenia is a testament to Athenian Modernism and historic charm. Located in a meticulously preserved three-story building dating back to 1933, this residence presents an excellent investment opportunity. This 73 sqm apartment has preserved polished wooden floors and a traditional ambience, combined with touches of contemporary elements, that make it truly special. The entrance of the property is beautifully tiled, leading the way into an open space living and dining room. Wooden doors open through to one of the double bedrooms and a second double room be used as a bedroom or transformed into a home office, depending on your specific needs. The ceilings are almost 4m high, with decorative coved detailing and both the interior and exterior doors and windows are all original. Surrounded by iconic Athenian streets, Bellenia enjoys a prime location with enchanting historical sites just a stroll away. The apartment's kitchen has been fully refurbished including modern appliances and ample storage space and there is also a storage room located in the basement of the building. The apartment is heated by an independent natural gas supply, ensuring a cosy and warm living environment throughout the year. Explore the Acropolis, Plaka, and the Ancient Agora, immersing yourself in the rich tapestry of Greek history. For a cosmopolitan experience, the prestigious Kolonaki neighborhood is only a short walk, offering high-end boutiques, world-class dining, and chic cafes and bars. Bellenia is a celebrated fusion of Athenian history and contemporary living, in the very heart of the bustling Greek capital. [Note: The property has a rental contract up to mid-2027].

Vasileios Tsagris was among the foremost figures of Athenian architecture — the architect who carried Greek design from eclecticism toward the Modern movement. One of his celebrated works of that period rises at the city’s most prestigious address. A 1935 landmark in the pedestrian zone of Voukourestiou, it is distinguished by its signature oriel windows — the erkers — and the generous proportions of the era. On the third floor, Elan occupies the entire corner: a rare residence at the very heart of Athens. Inside, a meticulous renovation, more than two years in the making, reimagined the apartment in the Parisian Haussmannian tradition: full-height boiserie, fine plasterwork and a calm sense of order, enriched with the geometry and polish of Art Déco. Ceilings rise to three metres, giving every room a quality of air and height that belongs to the period. The mood comes from the materials themselves and the way they meet: dark oak panelling against pale moulded plaster, deep-veined Nero Marquina marble against warm parquet, bronze and brass catching the light, mirror opening depth where the walls would otherwise close. Three-metre ceilings, full-height boiserie and hand-forged bronze: Parisian Haussmannian calm with Art Déco polish. These are textures made to be touched and lived with — oak underfoot and marble cool to the touch, velvet and silk softening the harder surfaces, the quiet sheen of lacquer and patinated bronze. The sculptural furniture and the sitting-room fireplace are hand-forged from the same dark bronze, a thread of craftsmanship running through the apartment. The palette holds to a disciplined monochrome of black, white, oak and stone, warmed in moments by a single note of colour. Every surface is quiet and considered, the craftsmanship evident in the joins. Light and silence are the twin gifts of the residence. From the third floor, the two oriels and more than forty metres of balconies sit within the leafy canopy of the street trees; just below runs the high-end pedestrian stretch of Voukourestiou — some three hundred metres of flagship names, shaded and green, the most coveted promenade in the city. A near-continuous run of French doors and windows draws daylight deep into every room, while twin sets of double-glazed windows and doors seal the apartment into complete quiet — true stillness at the very centre of the capital. Delivered fully furnished and turnkey — pieces by Liaigre, Hervé Van der Straeten and Bruno Moinard, with Sonos audio and smart-home control throughout The plan is composed for both gathering and retreat. The reception rooms flow into one another for entertaining, each with its own character — one pale and open, one warm and intimate — while the bedrooms withdraw into their own wing, private and serene. Two generous suites, each with its own bathroom, occupy that wing — the principal served by a full mirrored walk-in dressing room — with a dedicated laundry room close at hand. The layout converts readily to three bedrooms for those who wish. Comfort runs quietly beneath it all: underfloor heating, ducted central air-conditioning with advanced clear air filtration, and an integrated smart-home system governing climate, lighting and security, with video throughout. Sonos audio plays through speakers concealed within the ceilings. The residence is delivered fully furnished and fully equipped — appointed with pieces from celebrated design houses, among them Christian Liaigre, Hervé Van der Straeten, Bruno Moinard and The Invisible Collection, alongside furniture and lighting commissioned expressly for these rooms. The property is eligible for the Greek Non-Dom programme.

Myriam is a thoughtfully renovated one-bedroom apartment in the heart of Plaka, positioned within one of Athens’ most historic and enduring neighbourhoods. Set at ground-floor level within a neoclassical streetscape, the property combines contemporary interior design with the architectural character that defines this part of the city. Narrow pedestrian streets, elegant nineteenth-century façades and shaded balconies create a distinctive urban setting, while the Acropolis, Syntagma and the historic centre remain within easy walking distance. Extending across 45 sqm (484 sq.ft.), the apartment has been designed to maximise light, proportion and spatial continuity. A restrained palette of white walls, oak flooring and bespoke joinery creates a calm and cohesive atmosphere throughout, while carefully considered openings allow the rooms to feel connected rather than compartmentalised. The result is a home that feels notably generous for its size, with each space flowing naturally into the next. The principal living area forms the centre of the apartment, combining sitting, dining and kitchen functions within a single open space. Curved architectural lines soften the interior and create a sense of movement throughout the layout, while integrated design elements maintain visual clarity and balance. Natural light filters through the apartment during the day, enhancing the warmth of the timber finishes and reinforcing the simplicity of the overall design. The bedroom continues the same architectural language, prioritising proportion, comfort and calm. Integrated storage and carefully concealed detailing allow the space to remain uncluttered, while the consistent material palette creates continuity between the private and living areas. The bathroom follows a similarly restrained approach, with clean lines, pale finishes and contemporary fittings integrated seamlessly into the overall composition. What distinguishes Myriam is the balance it achieves between privacy and location. The apartment feels sheltered from the energy of the city while remaining fully connected to the everyday rhythm of Plaka. The scale of the interior, the clarity of its design and its relationship to the surrounding neighbourhood create a residence that feels both contemporary and deeply rooted in its setting. Plaka remains one of Athens’ most sought-after residential quarters, valued for its preserved architecture, pedestrian character and proximity to many of the city’s most significant cultural landmarks. Independent boutiques, cafés, wine bars and neighbourhood tavernas are woven naturally into the urban fabric, creating a district that remains vibrant throughout the year. As the morning light reaches the façades along the surrounding streets, the atmosphere remains distinctly Athenian, shaped by history, scale and everyday life.

Positioned on the fifth floor of a well-located building in the historic centre of Athens, this apartment enjoys one of the city’s most compelling outlooks. Directly opposite the Acropolis Museum and with uninterrupted views extending to the Parthenon itself, the property occupies a setting that places the architectural and cultural heart of Athens quite literally at its doorstep. As daylight fades, the illuminated Parthenon rises above the museum, creating a remarkable panorama that can be enjoyed from both the interior and the balcony, offering a perspective that few city apartments can match. The principal living space is arranged as an open-plan living and dining room, where herringbone parquet flooring runs throughout and an exposed structural beam adds character overhead. A crystal chandelier forms a focal point within the room, while two sets of French doors draw natural light deep into the interior and create a direct connection with the balcony beyond. Through the doors, the striking ribbed glass façade of the Acropolis Museum appears almost within reach, while the ancient monuments of the Acropolis dominate the skyline behind. The uninterrupted relationship between the apartment and the landmark views is what defines the property and gives it a unique sense of place. The accommodation also includes a separate kitchen, one bedroom, and one bathroom. The layout is practical and efficient, providing an excellent foundation for a thoughtful renovation programme. Whether reimagined as a sophisticated city pied-à-terre, an elegant long-term residence, or a highly desirable investment property, the apartment offers significant potential for enhancement while retaining its most valuable asset: its location. From sunrise, when the first light touches the Acropolis, to evening, when the monuments glow against the Athenian sky, the views create an ever-changing backdrop that elevates everyday living. The apartment sits within walking distance of some of the capital’s most celebrated attractions, including the Acropolis Museum, the pedestrian streets surrounding the Acropolis, Plaka, Koukaki, and Syntagma Square. Restaurants, cafés, galleries, and cultural institutions are all easily accessible on foot, making the property an ideal base from which to experience the city. While renovation is required, opportunities of this nature rarely become available. A fifth-floor apartment overlooking the Acropolis Museum with the Parthenon stretching across the horizon is an increasingly scarce offering in central Athens. For a buyer seeking an exceptional position and the chance to create a highly personal home in one of the city’s most iconic locations, this apartment represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a property defined by its extraordinary setting and enduring views.

Nestled within a verdant sanctuary, Apollo Hills offers an exclusive collection of luxury residences with sweeping views of the Athenian Riviera coast. Designed by internationally acclaimed Greek architects Porphyrios Associates, these homes blend warm minimalism with functionality, providing private retreats and open-plan spaces for family and entertainment. The BREEAM certified residences stand as a testament to a dedicated commitment to sustainability, ensuring that every aspect of living at Apollo Hills is in harmony with the natural world. From the moment you step foot into the lushly landscaped grounds, you’ll be greeted by an oasis of greenery that seamlessly blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. At Apollo Hills, we invite you to experience a lifestyle that not only prioritizes luxury and convenience but also embraces a sustainably minded approach to modern living. The Townhouse West features 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms and offers modern living with state-of-the-art smart home technology, ensuring convenience and efficiency at your fingertips. Indulge in the ultimate wellness experience with an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness room, and spa facilities, offering rejuvenation and tranquility within the comfort of your own home. An oasis amidst the vibrant Athens Riviera, this community caters to active lifestyles, offering opportunities for horse riding, golf, tennis, and an array of water sports. With sustainability at the forefront of the design philosophy, each of the residences is thoughtfully crafted to maximize energy efficiency while providing residents with unparalleled comfort and elegance. Featuring high-quality materials, thoughtful layouts, and panoramic vistas of lush gardens and the sea, Apollo Hills epitomizes refined living in the cosmopolitan Athens Riviera. With easy access to the city center and just 25 minutes from Athens International Airport, residents can also enjoy ferry connections to Greece’s sun-soaked islands. Scheduled for completion by December 2026, Apollo Hills also qualifies its buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program, adding to its allure as an investment opportunity.

Athenia Estate occupies one of the most discreet and established residential settings in Palaio Psychiko, positioned behind mature trees and extensive landscaped grounds that create an unusual sense of privacy for central Athens. Set across two adjoining plots totalling approximately 5,700 sqm, the estate combines scale, seclusion and long-term potential within one of the capital’s most enduring residential districts. The approach unfolds gradually along a quiet, tree-lined street where dense planting and stone pathways soften the transition from city to residence. Hidden within expansive gardens of mature olive trees, cypress, palms and shaded lawns, the property carries the atmosphere of a private compound rather than an urban estate. The sound of the city recedes almost entirely beneath the canopy of established greenery. At the centre of the grounds, the main residence extends across a predominantly single-level layout, designed around broad internal volumes and strong visual connection to the surrounding gardens. White rendered walls, arched colonnades and deep verandas introduce a restrained architectural language that reflects both Mediterranean and modernist influences, while maintaining a calm and timeless character throughout the property. The principal reception rooms are arranged with generous proportions and direct garden outlooks, allowing natural light to move softly through the interiors across the course of the day. Large picture windows frame mature planting rather than neighbouring properties, reinforcing the estate’s unusual privacy. Terracotta floors, fireplaces, bespoke wood cabinetry and wide transitional corridors create continuity between formal entertaining spaces and quieter family areas. The dining room and adjoining reception salons retain a composed residential atmosphere, with broad openings connecting the rooms while preserving a sense of scale and separation. Throughout the house, the architecture prioritises proportion, circulation and connection to the landscape rather than visual excess. Several rooms open directly onto covered terraces and shaded courtyards, where arches filter the afternoon light across stone paving and planted borders. The main residence includes four bedrooms and five bathrooms, arranged to maintain privacy from the principal entertaining areas. Ancillary spaces add substantial flexibility to the estate, including approximately 203 sqm of auxiliary areas supporting staff accommodation, storage and operational functions. Separate from the main house, an independent guest residence of approximately 122 sqm provides fully autonomous accommodation within the grounds, allowing visitors or extended family complete privacy while remaining connected to the wider estate. A large indoor swimming pool sits discreetly within its own dedicated volume, opening onto covered walkways and garden-facing colonnades. The surrounding grounds remain the defining feature of the property: expansive lawns, mature trees, shaded pathways and layered planting create an atmosphere rarely found within Athens’ urban fabric. In several areas of the garden, the landscape feels almost park-like in scale, with long stone paths disappearing beneath dense vegetation and quiet seating areas positioned throughout the estate. Beyond its existing residential qualities, Athenia Estate presents an increasingly rare landholding opportunity within Palaio Psychiko. The combined plots allow exceptional flexibility for sensitive redevelopment, expansion, or the creation of a significant contemporary residence while preserving the privacy and maturity of the setting. Properties of this scale and positioning have become exceptionally limited within the area, particularly those capable of supporting both immediate residential use and long-term strategic value.

Calla is a refined second-floor residence within a contemporary serviced development in the centre of Glyfada, combining the atmosphere of the Athens Riviera with the ease of fully integrated residential amenities. Positioned just moments from the coastline and Glyfada’s central square, the apartment balances urban convenience with a calmer residential setting defined by landscaped terraces, controlled access and generous communal spaces. The architecture of the building is characterised by clean horizontal lines, limestone-toned façades and deep terraces softened by planted borders and filtered light. Large openings connect the interiors with the surrounding greenery while allowing the apartment to remain private despite its central position. The communal areas have been designed with the same restrained aesthetic, creating continuity between the residences, reception spaces and outdoor pool areas. Inside, the 210 sqm residence unfolds through a spacious open-plan living and dining area where warm oak flooring, soft natural textures and carefully integrated lighting establish a composed and understated atmosphere. Floor-to-ceiling glazing draws daylight deep into the interior throughout the day, while the neutral material palette allows the architectural proportions and natural light to define the character of the space. The kitchen combines dark timber cabinetry, stone surfaces and integrated appliances in a layout that feels discreet yet highly functional. Three bedrooms are arranged to maximise privacy and comfort, each continuing the apartment’s restrained material language. The principal suite opens directly toward the terrace through wide sliding doors, introducing a softer morning light into the room. Bathrooms are finished in natural stone and timber accents, with concealed lighting and minimal detailing reinforcing the calm continuity of the interiors. Calla forms part of one of Glyfada’s first serviced residential developments, designed around the idea of permanent living supported by elevated hospitality-style services. Residents have access to a fitness centre, health club, outdoor swimming pool, concierge assistance, reception services and 24-hour security. Smart-home integration, underfloor heating, storage areas and private parking complete the practical infrastructure of the residence. Its position places the apartment approximately 300 metres from the beach and only moments from Glyfada’s boutiques, cafés, marinas and restaurants. Despite this immediate access to the energy of the neighbourhood, the development maintains a quieter rhythm through its landscaped communal areas and carefully considered architectural layout. Completion is scheduled for December 2026.

Emperia is a garden residence within Cove Residences at The Ellinikon, positioned just 100 metres from the shoreline along the Athens Riviera. Set within a masterplanned waterfront neighbourhood defined by landscaped public spaces, pedestrian routes and direct access to the coast, the property combines the privacy and proportions of a standalone home with the ease of contemporary apartment living. Extending across a single level, the residence comprises 331 sqm (3,563 sq.ft.) of interior space and is distinguished by a 21-metre frontage opening directly onto private landscaped grounds. Full-height glazing runs across the principal elevations, establishing a strong connection between the interior spaces and the gardens beyond while allowing natural light to move through the residence throughout the day. The architecture follows a restrained material palette of stone, timber and textured surfaces, creating a calm and cohesive environment closely connected to its outdoor setting. The principal living areas unfold as a series of generous interconnected spaces oriented towards the gardens. Broad openings blur the distinction between interior and exterior living, while the proportions and layout prioritise openness, natural light and a constant visual relationship with the surrounding landscape. The design is contemporary yet understated, favouring clean lines, carefully considered materials and a sense of permanence rather than excess. Four bedrooms are arranged to provide privacy from the main living spaces, creating a clear separation between entertaining and personal areas. The primary suite occupies its own distinct zone within the residence, while the remaining bedrooms continue the same architectural language of simplicity, balanced proportions and natural finishes. Additional accommodation and service areas support comfortable year-round living without compromising the clarity of the overall layout. A defining feature of the property is its private landscaped garden of approximately 1,668 sqm (17,954 sq.ft.), an exceptional scale for a waterfront residence in Athens. The outdoor areas extend naturally from the interior and create a sense of openness more commonly associated with a private villa. The residence is arranged around this landscape, allowing greenery, light and open space to become integral elements of daily life rather than separate amenities. Located within The Ellinikon masterplan, Emperia benefits from immediate access to one of Europe’s most ambitious waterfront regeneration projects. The future Riviera Galleria, Foster Tower, marina facilities, Mandarin Oriental and extensive coastal promenade are all positioned within the wider development, establishing a new residential and lifestyle destination on the Athens Riviera. Scheduled for delivery in February 2027. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non Dom Programmes.

Avaro is a contemporary garden residence located within one of Glyfada’s quieter residential neighbourhoods, where low-rise architecture, mature greenery and broad avenues create a distinctly residential atmosphere while remaining close to the coastline. Arranged across three levels, the maisonette has been designed to prioritise privacy, natural light and a continuous relationship between the interior spaces and the landscaped grounds that surround the property. Clean architectural lines, generous glazing and a restrained material palette create a calm and cohesive living environment throughout. The residence unfolds from a private entrance set back from the street, where planting and carefully considered landscaping establish a sense of separation from the surrounding neighbourhood. Large glazed openings bring daylight deep into the interiors and allow the principal living spaces to extend naturally towards the garden. Throughout the day, changing light moves across the interior volumes, highlighting the simplicity of the architecture and reinforcing the connection between the house and its outdoor spaces. The main living areas occupy the garden level, arranged as a series of interconnected spaces that flow directly onto the terraces and surrounding landscape. Full-height sliding glazing retracts to create an almost seamless transition between inside and outside, allowing the residence to function as a unified environment during the warmer months. The garden and pool form an integral part of the architecture rather than a separate amenity, creating the atmosphere of a private villa within an urban setting. The upper and lower levels accommodate five bedrooms, arranged to provide both privacy and flexibility for family life and guest accommodation. Large openings frame views towards the surrounding greenery, while terraces and private outdoor spaces extend several of the rooms beyond their interior boundaries. The principal suite occupies a particularly generous footprint, with a design language consistent with the rest of the residence: understated, light-filled and closely connected to the exterior environment. The lower level incorporates a range of complementary spaces that support year-round living while remaining discreetly integrated into the overall design. Advanced home automation, underfloor heating, enhanced security systems and energy-efficient technologies are seamlessly incorporated throughout the property, supporting comfort without drawing attention away from the architecture itself. The outdoor areas have been conceived as a natural continuation of the residence rather than separate recreational spaces. Covered terraces, shaded areas and the landscaped garden create a sequence of sheltered environments that respond to the Mediterranean climate, while mature planting softens the architectural geometry and enhances privacy throughout the property. Although notably peaceful in character, the residence remains closely connected to the wider Athens Riviera. Glyfada’s marina, beaches, restaurants and boutiques are all within easy reach, while Astir Marina, the One&Only Aesthesis Resort and central Athens are accessible within a short drive. Completion is scheduled for October 2026. As daylight softens through the garden in the late afternoon, the relationship between architecture, landscape and natural light becomes the defining quality of the residence, creating a sense of calm that feels removed from the pace of the city beyond.

Set within the historic fabric of central Athens, just moments from the Acropolis and its surrounding archaeological landmarks, this fully renovated ground-floor apartment combines contemporary design with one of the city’s most established residential settings. Positioned within a carefully updated building, the residence places the Acropolis Museum, the Herodion and the pedestrian avenues beneath the Parthenon within immediate reach, while maintaining a calm sense of separation from the activity of the neighbourhood outside. The apartment unfolds through a considered sequence of spaces where proportion, natural light and material continuity define the experience of the interior. A restrained palette of pale timber, soft neutral tones and clean architectural lines creates a sense of cohesion throughout, allowing the quality of the renovation and the flow of the layout to take precedence over decorative elements. Light moves gently through the residence during the day, reinforcing the quiet atmosphere that characterises the home. The principal living space is arranged as an open-plan environment that brings together cooking, dining and sitting areas within a single, well-balanced volume. The design emphasises openness and ease of movement, with carefully integrated detailing and a seamless visual language throughout. Large openings introduce natural light while maintaining a connection to the surrounding streetscape, creating an interior that feels both contemporary and rooted within its urban setting. The two bedrooms are positioned privately away from the main living area, continuing the same calm architectural approach. Consistent materials, integrated storage and carefully controlled lighting contribute to a sense of balance and simplicity. The bathrooms introduce a deeper material palette, creating contrast and definition while remaining aligned with the apartment’s overall character of restraint and refinement. Although modest in scale, the residence has been carefully planned to maximise functionality and comfort. The layout feels open and efficient, with every area contributing purposefully to the overall composition. Custom joinery, concealed climate systems and integrated lighting have been incorporated throughout the renovation, resulting in an interior that feels coherent and highly resolved. A small outdoor extension provides a direct connection to the neighbourhood beyond, where cafés, galleries and historic streets form part of everyday life. The location allows much of central Athens to be experienced on foot, from the cultural institutions surrounding the Acropolis to the evolving character of nearby Koukaki. Returning home, the atmosphere shifts noticeably, with the apartment providing a quieter counterpoint to the energy of the city outside.

Set within the historic Acropolis district, Arete places contemporary living at the edge of one of the world’s most recognisable urban landscapes. From its private terrace, the Acropolis and Parthenon rise directly above the city skyline, their illuminated stone visible across the rooftops from morning through late evening. Positioned on the first floor of a discreet residential building, the apartment combines calm, minimal interiors with immediate access to the cultural centre of Athens. Recently renovated throughout, the residence extends across approximately 99 sqm of interior space, where a restrained material palette and carefully integrated detailing create a sense of quiet continuity. Pale oak flooring runs throughout the apartment, softening the clean architectural lines and reflecting the natural light that enters through wide sliding openings. Built-in timber joinery and concealed storage maintain visual clarity without compromising practicality. The principal living space unfolds as a single open-plan environment connecting sitting, dining and kitchen areas. Full-height glazing draws the eye outward towards the terrace and the uninterrupted view of the Acropolis beyond. During the evening, the illuminated Parthenon becomes part of the apartment’s atmosphere, visible from both the living room and outdoor seating areas. The transition between interior and exterior feels particularly fluid, with wide openings allowing the apartment to remain connected to the city throughout the day. The kitchen follows the same architectural discipline, composed of handleless cabinetry, integrated appliances and pale surfaces that sit quietly within the open-plan layout rather than dominating it. A small dining area positioned beside the windows benefits from the changing light across the city and distant hills. The bedroom suite occupies a more private section of the apartment and continues the same warm, minimal aesthetic through timber wall panelling, integrated wardrobes and soft neutral tones. Large openings lead onto a secondary balcony, while the en suite bathroom combines marble surfaces, ambient lighting and dark stone accents in a more intimate atmosphere. A second bathroom serves guests and visiting occupants. Although highly contemporary in execution, the apartment remains grounded in its location. Beyond the terraces, the Acropolis Museum, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus and the pedestrian streets surrounding Dionysiou Areopagitou are all within walking distance. Cafés, galleries and small neighbourhood restaurants remain woven into the daily rhythm of the district, allowing the residence to function equally well as a primary Athens base or a refined pied-à-terre within the city centre. The experience of the apartment is defined less by excess and more by position, proportion and light. As dusk settles over Athens, the marble tones of the Acropolis shift gradually against the evening sky while the city begins to glow below the terrace.

Positioned in the historic centre of Athens, this renovated penthouse apartment looks directly toward the Acropolis and Parthenon from a series of elevated terraces and living spaces. Set high above the surrounding streets, the residence combines contemporary interiors with uninterrupted city views, placing some of the capital’s most significant landmarks within immediate sight. The apartment spans 112 sqm (1,206 sq.ft.) across two levels, with a layout designed to maximise light, privacy and the connection to the surrounding skyline. Floor-to-ceiling openings draw daylight deep into the interiors throughout the day, while wide sliding doors extend the principal living spaces outward toward private balconies and terraces overlooking Athens. The main level centres around an open-plan living and dining area finished in a restrained palette of pale timber, stone and soft neutral tones. Custom wooden detailing adds warmth throughout the apartment, contrasting with clean architectural lines and expansive glazing. The kitchen is integrated discreetly into the living space, fitted with streamlined cabinetry, integrated appliances and dark stone surfaces that reflect the apartment’s contemporary character without overpowering the views beyond. Two bedrooms are arranged on this level, including an ensuite principal bedroom with its own private balcony facing the city. Both bedrooms maintain a calm, understated atmosphere, with natural light filtered through soft linen curtains and pale oak finishes. Bathrooms are finished in marble and dark stone, with concealed lighting and minimal detailing continuing the apartment’s quiet material palette. A timber staircase rises to the upper level, where a secondary sitting area opens directly onto the penthouse terrace. From here, the Acropolis appears almost at eye level, framed by the surrounding rooftops and the layered hills of Athens beyond. Pergola-covered seating areas create shade throughout the day, while the elevated position allows open airflow across the terrace during the warmer months. In the evening, the illuminated Parthenon becomes the focal point of the apartment, visible from both the interior and exterior living spaces. The building itself includes approximately 50 sqm (538 sq.ft.) of refined communal areas and a contemporary entrance designed with the same understated aesthetic as the residence. Secure access, lift service and modern infrastructure provide practicality within one of Athens’ most established central neighbourhoods. Located close to the Acropolis Museum, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus and the pedestrian streets surrounding the historic centre, the apartment places daily life within walking distance of some of the city’s most important cultural landmarks, restaurants and galleries. Despite its central setting, the penthouse retains a strong sense of privacy above the movement of the city below. As dusk settles across Athens, the terrace shifts from bright afternoon light to the softer glow of the Acropolis rising above the skyline, with the city unfolding quietly beneath it.

Set within the discreet residential enclave of Vouliagmeni, Melita is a contemporary villa shaped by light, proportion, and the calm rhythm of the Athens Riviera. Positioned between pine-covered hillsides and the coastline, the residence combines architectural precision with the relaxed atmosphere that defines this part of the southern Athenian coast. The sea remains within walking distance, while mature planting and carefully layered outdoor spaces create a strong sense of privacy throughout the property. The architecture is defined by clean horizontal lines, warm timber detailing, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and a restrained palette of stone, marble, and natural wood. Arranged across four levels, the villa unfolds gradually rather than formally, with each floor revealing a different relationship to the surrounding landscape. Double-height ceilings and expansive openings allow daylight to move through the interiors from morning until evening, while framed views of the gardens and hills soften the contemporary geometry of the house. The principal living areas are open yet intimate in scale, designed for daily living as much as larger gatherings. A sculptural marble kitchen sits at the centre of the main floor, connected directly to indoor and outdoor dining spaces through retractable glass walls. Timber panelling, pale stone floors, and softly textured materials introduce warmth throughout the interiors, balancing the villa’s architectural clarity with a more relaxed residential atmosphere. Melita comprises five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The principal suite occupies its own private level and includes a dressing area, spa-style bathroom, private sitting room, and terrace overlooking the surrounding greenery. Large windows and carefully positioned openings maintain a continuous connection to the exterior while preserving discretion from neighbouring residences. Secondary bedrooms continue the same restrained aesthetic, with integrated lighting, bespoke joinery, and soft natural finishes throughout. The lower levels introduce a more private leisure programme, including a cinema room, entertainment lounge, billiards area, gym, steam room, and additional flexible spaces designed for longer-term living and hosting. Rather than feeling separated from the rest of the house, these areas maintain the same architectural language and access to natural light through landscaped courtyards and planted terraces. Outdoor living unfolds around a long swimming pool bordered by limestone terraces, mature olive trees, and sculpted Mediterranean planting. Shaded lounge areas and outdoor dining spaces are integrated directly into the architecture, allowing movement between interior and exterior spaces to feel seamless throughout the day. The landscape design favours texture and restraint, with cypress trees, low planting, and softly illuminated pathways creating privacy without interrupting openness. The positioning of the villa also responds carefully to the Riviera climate, using shaded overhangs, recessed terraces, and cross ventilation to moderate heat and maximise natural airflow. By evening, the gardens become quieter and more enclosed, with indirect lighting reflecting softly against the stone and timber surfaces of the house. Despite its calm residential setting, Melita remains closely connected to the centre of Athens and the wider Riviera. Vouliagmeni’s beaches, marinas, restaurants, and waterfront promenades are nearby, while Glyfada, international schools, and the city centre remain easily accessible. Melita is a residence defined not by excess, but by balance — between architecture and landscape, privacy and openness, contemporary design and the slower rhythm of coastal living on the Athens Riviera. *]:pointer-events-auto R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))] dir=auto data-turn-id=request-6a0d800c-8340-8327-b8d1-db31d586d20d-6 data-turn-id-container=request-6a0d800c-8340-8327-b8d1-db31d586d20d-6 data-testid=conversation-turn-472 data-scroll-anchor=false data-turn=assistant> Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and Non Dom Programme.

Luma occupies the second and third floors of a contemporary residential building in Glyfada, where clean architectural lines, generous proportions and extensive glazing create a calm and light-filled living environment. Positioned within one of the Athens Riviera’s most established residential neighbourhoods, the maisonette has been designed to balance openness and privacy, with broad terraces extending the living spaces outward and reinforcing the connection between the interior and the surrounding environment. The residence comprises 258 sqm (2,777 sq.ft.) of internal living space arranged across two levels connected by an internal staircase. The architecture emphasises volume and continuity, with double-height ceilings, carefully considered sightlines and a restrained palette of natural materials creating a sense of cohesion throughout. Floor-to-ceiling glazing allows daylight to move deep into the interiors, enhancing the feeling of openness across both levels. The principal living spaces are arranged around a double-height reception area that forms the centre of the home. The scale of this space creates an immediate sense of volume, while large sliding openings establish a seamless relationship with the surrounding terraces. The layout has been carefully designed to allow the different living areas to connect naturally while maintaining a clear architectural rhythm. Throughout the day, changing light conditions bring subtle variation to the interiors, highlighting the simplicity of the materials and the proportions of the spaces. A separate kitchen provides a more private and functional setting while remaining visually consistent with the overall design of the residence. Integrated elements and clean lines reinforce the architectural clarity that defines the property as a whole. Accommodation is currently configured as four en-suite bedrooms, although the layout can be adapted to accommodate between three and five bedrooms according to future requirements. The private areas continue the same design language found throughout the residence, prioritising proportion, natural light and connection to the terraces. Several bedrooms open directly onto outdoor spaces, enhancing natural airflow and strengthening the relationship between the interior and exterior environments. The wrap-around terraces form an integral part of the property rather than functioning as secondary outdoor areas. Extending around the residence on multiple sides, they increase the sense of openness while creating additional living space throughout the year. Deep overhangs and architectural shading elements contribute to comfort during the warmer months, while preserving the clean geometry of the building’s façade. Designed to meet contemporary standards of efficiency and comfort, Luma carries an A+ energy efficiency rating and incorporates underfloor heating, smart home technology, an EV charging point, two underground parking spaces and a private storage room. Located in Glyfada, the residence benefits from immediate access to the coastal character of the Athens Riviera while remaining closely connected to central Athens. The area combines established residential streets with a vibrant year-round atmosphere shaped by cafés, restaurants, boutiques and proximity to the sea. As the day draws to a close, the generous terraces and expansive glazing allow the changing light of the Riviera to become a natural extension of the living environment. The property is currently under construction and is scheduled for completion in September 2026.

Positioned on the fourth floor of a distinguished residential building between the National Gardens and the Kallimarmaro Stadium, this apartment occupies one of the most established addresses in central Athens. The location combines the quiet character of a historic residential neighbourhood with immediate access to Kolonaki, the Presidential Mansion and many of the city's cultural institutions, allowing daily life to unfold largely on foot. Extending across approximately 273 sqm (2,939 sq.ft.), the residence is defined by its generous proportions, natural light and carefully preserved architectural character. High ceilings and broad openings create a strong sense of volume throughout, while the apartment's orientation allows sunlight to move gradually through the interiors from morning until late afternoon. The layout unfolds through a sequence of interconnected living spaces that balance formality with comfort, creating a home that feels equally suited to everyday living and more ceremonial occasions. The principal reception areas occupy the most prominent position within the apartment, opening towards broad terraces with views across the surrounding rooftops towards Lycabettus Hill. Original proportions, elegant detailing and a restrained material palette contribute to an atmosphere of quiet refinement rather than overt grandeur. Throughout the residence, the architectural language remains consistent, preserving the character of a classic Athenian apartment while accommodating contemporary living requirements. A secondary sitting room provides a more private and intimate area within the home, creating a natural separation between the principal reception spaces and quieter daily routines. The apartment's circulation is particularly well resolved, allowing the various living areas to remain connected while maintaining a sense of distinction and privacy. The kitchen has been renovated in a contemporary style that integrates comfortably within the wider residence. Positioned to benefit from abundant natural light and direct access to a secondary balcony, it functions as a practical everyday space while maintaining continuity with the apartment's overall sense of proportion and openness. Accommodation comprises four bedrooms arranged within a quieter wing of the property. Each benefits from direct access to outdoor space, reinforcing the connection between the interior and the surrounding cityscape. The principal suite occupies a particularly generous footprint, while the remaining bedrooms are well balanced and thoughtfully positioned to create privacy from the reception areas. Terraces and balconies extend around much of the apartment, forming an integral part of the living experience rather than serving as secondary outdoor spaces. From the principal veranda, views extend towards Lycabettus Hill, while mature trees and neighbouring period buildings contribute to the layered urban character of central Athens. As the light softens towards evening, the outlook across the city becomes increasingly calm, reinforcing the residential atmosphere that has long defined this part of the capital. The apartment is distinguished by its scale, proportion and architectural integrity, retaining the character of old Athens while functioning comfortably as a contemporary city residence in one of the capital's most enduring neighbourhoods.

Cavaliere is a two-level maisonette positioned within one of Glyfada’s most established residential neighbourhoods, occupying the first and second floors of a newly built development. Designed for contemporary year-round living, the residence balances generous internal volumes with a sense of warmth and privacy, combining clean architectural lines with carefully selected natural materials. The home unfolds across two levels connected by a private internal lift, with the principal living spaces arranged around a striking double-height volume that draws natural light deep into the interior. Full-height glazing creates a strong connection with the surrounding greenery while enhancing the sense of openness that defines the residence. Throughout the property, a restrained palette of timber, stone and marble introduces texture and warmth, creating a calm and cohesive atmosphere. The main reception area is conceived as a single flowing space where living, dining and kitchen areas connect naturally without compromising definition or comfort. The scale of the interiors is balanced by thoughtful proportions and material continuity, allowing the residence to feel both expansive and highly liveable. Large sliding openings connect directly to the private outdoor areas, extending the living spaces beyond the interior envelope and encouraging a seamless relationship between inside and outside during the warmer months. Accommodation comprises three en suite bedrooms, each designed with privacy and comfort as central considerations. Large openings maximise natural light throughout the day, while the consistent use of natural materials creates continuity between the private and social areas of the home. The bathrooms continue the same refined architectural language, combining marble, stone and carefully integrated detailing to create spaces that feel timeless rather than trend-driven. Beyond its architectural qualities, the residence has been designed to support everyday living with equal attention to practicality. Underfloor heating, integrated climate control, smart home technology and advanced security systems are incorporated discreetly throughout the property, preserving the clarity and simplicity of the design. The private terrace and plunge pool form a natural extension of the interior living spaces, creating a sheltered outdoor environment within the urban fabric of Glyfada. Landscaped planting and the low-rise character of the surrounding development contribute to a quieter atmosphere than is often found so close to the centre of the Athenian Riviera. Nearby parkland further enhances the sense of openness, allowing light and greenery to remain an integral part of the setting. Located within easy reach of Glyfada’s marina, coastline, boutiques and restaurants, Cavaliere combines the convenience of a central Riviera address with the privacy and proportions more often associated with a standalone residence. The result is a home defined not by individual features but by a sense of balance, light and architectural clarity that feels equally suited to permanent living or seasonal use. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and Non-Dom Programme.

Nidia occupies a privileged fourth-floor position within one of Glyfada’s most carefully conceived contemporary residential developments, situated just moments from the coastline of the Athens Riviera. Rather than functioning as a conventional apartment building, the development has been designed as a fully integrated residential environment where architecture, privacy and everyday convenience are considered as part of a single experience. The architecture is defined by clean horizontal lines, generous terraces and a carefully balanced relationship between interior and exterior space. Deep balconies and landscaped outdoor areas soften the building’s contemporary form, while large openings maximise natural light and establish a strong connection with the surrounding urban landscape. A restrained palette of natural materials, warm textures and filtered Mediterranean light creates a calm and cohesive atmosphere throughout. Spanning 264 sqm (2,842 sq.ft.), the residence unfolds through expansive living and dining areas designed around openness, proportion and light. Full-height glazing extends across the principal façade, drawing the exterior into the apartment and allowing the living spaces to flow naturally onto the surrounding terraces. The depth of the outdoor areas provides both privacy and protection from the summer sun, creating comfortable transitions between indoor and outdoor living throughout much of the year. The interior architecture remains refined and understated, relying on quality materials, balanced proportions and natural light rather than decorative gestures. Oak flooring, carefully integrated finishes and a consistent material palette contribute to a sense of continuity throughout the residence, while broad openings frame views across Glyfada and the surrounding greenery. Three generously proportioned bedrooms are arranged to provide privacy and separation from the principal living areas. The primary suite incorporates a walk-in wardrobe and a spacious marble-clad bathroom, while large sliding openings maintain a connection with the terraces and natural light. Throughout the private areas, the emphasis remains on comfort, simplicity and spatial clarity. Residents benefit from a comprehensive range of services and amenities, including concierge assistance, reception services, a fitness centre, health club, outdoor swimming pool and 24-hour security. Smart-home technology, underfloor heating and cooling, private parking and storage complement the practical infrastructure of the residence. Positioned approximately 300 metres from the sea and within easy reach of Glyfada’s central square, the property combines immediate access to the Riviera’s boutiques, marinas and restaurants with the quieter atmosphere of a carefully planned residential setting. The development remains closely connected to the energy of the coastline while preserving a distinct sense of privacy above the city. Completion is scheduled for December 2026.

Positioned across the fourth and fifth floors of a contemporary building in Glyfada, Nolan is a penthouse residence defined by openness, natural light and far-reaching views across the golf course towards the Saronic Gulf. The architecture adopts a clean, contemporary language of broad horizontal planes, generous glazing and expansive outdoor areas, creating a strong connection between the residence and its surroundings while maintaining the privacy expected of a home in one of the most sought-after locations on the Athenian Riviera. Extending across approximately 275 sqm (2,960 sqft), the residence unfolds over two levels arranged to balance social and private spaces. The interiors are characterised by carefully considered proportions, warm natural materials and a restrained palette that allows light to become a central feature of the architecture. Large glazed openings frame the surrounding landscape from almost every principal room, drawing the eye beyond the immediate urban setting towards the greenery of the golf course and the sea beyond. The principal living areas are arranged as a continuous sequence of spaces that flow naturally from one to another. Living, dining and kitchen areas are connected without unnecessary division, creating an environment that feels both spacious and comfortable. Throughout the day, sunlight moves across the interior from multiple orientations, enhancing the sense of volume and reinforcing the relationship between the residence and the outdoors. Four bedrooms and five bathrooms are distributed across the two levels to ensure privacy and separation from the main living areas. The principal suite occupies a quieter position within the residence, benefiting from open views and a greater sense of retreat. Throughout the private accommodation, the architectural language remains consistent, combining clean lines, generous proportions and carefully integrated detailing. Outdoor spaces form an essential part of the experience of the home. Broad terraces extend the living areas beyond the building envelope, creating a continuous connection to the surrounding views and allowing the residence to engage fully with its elevated position above Glyfada. The upper level enjoys particularly wide outlooks across the golf course, the coastline and the sea, while the orientation captures the changing character of the light throughout the day. Located within one of Glyfada’s most established residential neighbourhoods, the property combines a sense of tranquillity with immediate access to the wider Riviera. The marina, beaches, cafés, restaurants and boutiques of central Glyfada are all nearby, while Athens city centre and the international airport remain easily accessible. The residence incorporates advanced smart-home technology, enhanced security systems, underfloor heating, underground parking with electric vehicle charging infrastructure, private storage areas and lift access. Completion is scheduled for Summer 2026. As daylight recedes across the coastline, the elevated position of the residence brings the landscape into focus, with views extending across the golf course towards the sea and the evening light settling gradually over the Riviera.

Niobe is a contemporary third-floor residence positioned in the heart of Glyfada, where the coastal character of the Athens Riviera meets one of the capital’s most established residential neighbourhoods. Part of a newly developed collection of residences, the apartment combines generous interior proportions, abundant natural light and a carefully considered architectural approach within walking distance of both the sea and Glyfada’s vibrant centre. The building follows a restrained Mediterranean aesthetic, with clean lines, recessed terraces and landscaped planting integrated into the architecture. Designed to maximise daylight while maintaining privacy, the development creates a calm residential environment despite its central location. Communal spaces are carefully incorporated into the overall design, contributing to a sense of openness and wellbeing throughout the property. Spanning 134 sqm (1,442 sq.ft.), the residence is organised around a spacious open-plan living area where the principal interior spaces flow naturally together. Full-height glazing draws daylight deep into the apartment and creates a strong connection with the terrace beyond. A palette of natural materials, including oak flooring, stone surfaces and textured finishes, brings warmth and balance to the contemporary architecture, while the layout prioritises both functionality and comfort. The three-bedroom arrangement is designed to provide privacy and separation from the main living spaces. The principal suite benefits from direct access to the terrace, allowing natural light to move through the room from the early hours of the day. Throughout the apartment, the architectural language remains consistent, combining clean detailing, carefully proportioned spaces and a restrained material palette that creates a calm and cohesive atmosphere. Niobe forms part of one of Glyfada’s first fully serviced residential developments, introducing a level of convenience more commonly associated with hospitality environments. Residents benefit from access to wellness, fitness and concierge services, alongside reception facilities, 24-hour security and thoughtfully designed communal amenities. Smart-home technology, underfloor heating and cooling, private parking and dedicated storage further enhance everyday living. Its location places the residence just 300 metres from the sea and moments from Glyfada’s main square, where cafés, boutiques, restaurants and marinas contribute to the rhythm of daily life. Despite its proximity to these amenities, the development maintains a distinctly residential character through its landscaped setbacks, controlled access and carefully considered design. Completion is scheduled for December 2026.

Dionne is a tastefully designed third and fourth-floor penthouse in the sought-after area of Glyfada. Spanning 183 sqm, it offers serene sea and sunset views that enhance its calm, contemporary atmosphere. The interiors are thoughtfully composed, with soft, earthy tones and generously proportioned spaces that create a welcoming and elegant environment. Every element has been considered with care, offering a calm retreat from the rhythm of the city and bringing a sense of ease and balance to daily living. Fall in love with the energy at the heart of the Southern suburbs – where coastal living meets modern convenience. The third floor includes the main living and entertainment areas, along with two well-appointed bedrooms. On the fourth floor, the master suite opens onto a spacious private terrace with sun loungers, offering an effortless setting for quiet moments or leisurely days in the sun. The top-floor provides a sense of seclusion and openness, with light filtering gently through the space. Its interiors maintain a calm, polished character, complemented by subtle design accents that lend individuality and quiet sophistication. Perfectly located between the golf park and the energy of central Glyfada, Dionne offers a lifestyle of balance and ease. Glyfada is one of the Athens Riviera’s most distinguished areas, offering a relaxed coastal pace alongside a vibrant social scene. With its mix of restaurants, coastlines, marinas, and beach clubs, it delivers an effortless, well-rounded lifestyle. Built in 2005 and fully renovated in 2025, Dionne now presents a refreshed, contemporary living experience in this sought-after setting. The buyer of this property is eligible for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program.

Celena occupies the upper levels of a contemporary residential development in the heart of Glyfada, bringing together the scale and privacy of a private residence with the convenience of a fully serviced Riviera address. Positioned across the fifth and sixth floors, the duplex enjoys open views towards the sea and the coastal skyline, while remaining within walking distance of Glyfada’s main square, marinas and waterfront. The residence is defined by a restrained architectural approach that prioritises proportion, natural light and continuity between interior and exterior spaces. Full-height glazing extends across the principal façades, drawing daylight deep into the interiors and maintaining a constant visual connection with the terraces beyond. Warm oak flooring, natural stone surfaces and carefully integrated detailing create a calm and cohesive atmosphere throughout, allowing the architecture itself to take precedence over decoration. The main living areas unfold as a series of connected spaces that balance openness with a sense of intimacy. Generous glazing allows the living and dining areas to extend naturally towards the surrounding terraces, creating a fluid relationship between indoor and outdoor living. The overall design emphasises light, volume and orientation, with broad openings framing views across the southern coastline and bringing the changing character of the Riviera into everyday life. The private accommodation is arranged to maximise both privacy and natural light. Each bedroom suite benefits from direct access to outdoor space, while the architectural language remains consistent throughout the residence, with clean lines, natural materials and a carefully considered sense of proportion. The result is a home that feels calm, understated and highly functional, with every space connected to light, views and the surrounding environment. Outdoor areas form an integral part of the property rather than a separate extension of it. Terraces wrap around the residence, creating multiple spaces from which to experience the sea views and coastal setting. A private pool enhances the sense of seclusion, while the wider development incorporates landscaped communal areas, wellness facilities, concierge services and 24-hour security, providing the convenience of managed living without compromising privacy. Glyfada remains one of the most established destinations along the Athens Riviera, combining a year-round residential character with a vibrant coastal atmosphere. Restaurants, boutiques, cafés, marinas and beaches are all easily accessible, while central Athens and Athens International Airport remain within convenient reach. Currently under construction and scheduled for completion in December 2026, Celena is defined by its elevated position, seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces, and its relationship with the evolving Riviera coastline. As evening approaches, the light softens across the terraces and the sea becomes a constant presence on the horizon beyond.

Darius is a contemporary second-floor residence in Voula, positioned within one of the most established neighbourhoods of the Athens Riviera. Located within walking distance of the coastline and the commercial centre of Voula, the apartment combines the ease of a residential setting with immediate access to the sea, marinas, cafés and the wider amenities of the southern suburbs. The residence has been designed around openness, natural light and a strong connection to outdoor space. Wide glazed openings and generous terraces extend across the façade, creating a seamless relationship between the interior and exterior areas. From the principal living spaces, views unfold across the surrounding greenery towards the Riviera, while the orientation allows natural light to move through the apartment throughout the day. An 8 sqm private pool is integrated into the terrace, strengthening the connection between the residence and its outdoor environment. Internally, the architecture follows a restrained and contemporary aesthetic defined by clean lines, balanced proportions and carefully selected natural materials. Pale stone surfaces, warm timber textures and soft neutral tones create a calm and cohesive atmosphere, while high ceilings enhance the sense of volume throughout the apartment. Large openings draw daylight deep into the interior, reinforcing the feeling of continuity between the living spaces and the terrace beyond. The main living and dining area unfolds as a single open-plan space connected directly to the exterior through floor-to-ceiling sliding glazing. During the warmer months, the boundary between inside and outside becomes almost imperceptible, allowing the apartment to respond naturally to the climate of the Riviera. The kitchen is integrated discreetly within the overall design, maintaining the architectural clarity and simplicity of the interiors. Two principal bedroom suites are positioned to provide privacy and separation from the main living areas. Both benefit from abundant natural light and open outlooks, while the en-suite bathrooms continue the same restrained material palette and attention to detail found throughout the residence. A separate guest bathroom provides additional practicality for daily living. The building reflects a contemporary approach to Riviera living, with landscaped outdoor areas, integrated planting and an emphasis on indoor-outdoor continuity throughout its design. Underfloor heating, advanced climate systems, smart-home infrastructure and comprehensive security systems are incorporated discreetly, supporting comfort while preserving the clean architectural character of the property. Darius is situated within easy reach of Astir Marina, the One&Only Aesthesis resort, Glyfada’s retail district and the wider attractions of the Athens Riviera. The location balances residential privacy with immediate access to the coastline and the social life of the southern suburbs. Scheduled for completion in December 2026, the residence includes underground parking with electric vehicle charging infrastructure and additional storage space. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa Programme.

Positioned within one of Glyfada’s quieter residential neighbourhoods, Riviera Crown is a contemporary residence completed in 2021 and extending across approximately 800 sqm (8,611 sq.ft.). Conceived around privacy, generous proportions and a seamless relationship between interior and exterior space, the villa combines the scale of a private estate with the convenience of a location close to the Athens Riviera and the amenities of Glyfada. The architecture is defined by clean horizontal lines, carefully proportioned volumes and a restrained material palette. Deep terraces and large glazed openings bring natural light into the house while maintaining a strong sense of privacy from the surrounding streetscape. Throughout the residence, the emphasis is on openness and flow, with spaces arranged to create visual continuity between levels and a calm, balanced atmosphere. The principal living areas occupy the main reception level, where expansive interiors unfold around double-height volumes and floor-to-ceiling glazing. Large openings connect directly to the terraces and pool area, allowing the house to expand naturally outdoors during much of the year. A palette of stone, timber and soft neutral finishes creates a sense of warmth and permanence, while the scale of the rooms remains comfortable and understated rather than formal. The kitchen, dining and informal living areas continue this approach, forming a series of interconnected spaces designed for everyday living. Natural light moves through the house throughout the day, while the layout allows each area to maintain its own character without interrupting the overall sense of continuity. Accommodation is arranged across the upper levels, with a principal suite occupying a private section of the house and additional bedrooms positioned to provide independence and separation. Large openings maintain a connection with the terraces and surrounding greenery, while warm materials and integrated architectural detailing create a quieter atmosphere within the private areas of the residence. A private lift and central staircase connect every level of the house, from the underground garage to the roof terraces above. Smart home technology, climate control, security and automation systems are integrated discreetly throughout, supporting the day-to-day operation of the property while remaining secondary to the architecture itself. An entire level is dedicated to wellness and recreation, extending the range of spaces available within the residence and reinforcing its self-contained character. These areas have been designed with the same attention to proportion, materials and natural light found throughout the rest of the house, creating continuity rather than separation between living, leisure and wellness spaces. Outside, broad terraces surround the heated swimming pool and create a gradual transition between the house and its outdoor environment. The rooftop garden occupies the highest point of the property, where distant views extend towards the sea and across the Athens Riviera. From here, the perspective shifts above the surrounding neighbourhood, creating a greater sense of openness while remaining firmly connected to the urban setting below. Glyfada remains one of the most established districts of the Athens Riviera, known for its broad avenues, marinas, restaurants, boutiques and year-round atmosphere. Riviera Crown combines this urban convenience with a scale, privacy and level of amenity rarely found within such close proximity to the coastline. As evening approaches, the upper terraces catch the last light moving across the Riviera and towards the sea beyond.

Discover Apollo Hills, an exclusive collection of luxury homes nestled amidst lush greenery with breathtaking views of the Athenian Riviera coast. Designed by the renowned Greek architects, Porphyrios Associates, the warmly minimalist design seamlessly blends private retreats with expansive open-plan spaces, perfect for both family living and entertaining. The BREEAM certified residences stand as a testament to a dedicated commitment to sustainability, ensuring that every aspect of living at Apollo Hills is in harmony with the natural world. From the moment you step foot into the lushly landscaped grounds, you’ll be greeted by an oasis of greenery that seamlessly blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Each residence boasts high-quality materials, thoughtful layouts, and captivating vistas of the surrounding gardens and sea. Situated in the cosmopolitan Athens Riviera, Apollo Hills offers easy access to the city center and Athens International Airport, as well as ferry connections to Greece’s idyllic island destinations. At Apollo Hills, we invite you to experience a lifestyle that not only prioritizes luxury and convenience but also embraces a sustainably minded approach to modern living. This captivating garden villa features 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a private swimming pool and embraces relaxation and rejuvenation with the indulgence of an indoor and outdoor pool, hammam, and spa facilities, all within the comfort of your own home. Seamlessly integrated smart home technology ensures convenience and control at your fingertips, while underfloor heating adds an extra layer of comfort throughout the villa. Experience an oasis of tranquility on the Athens Riviera, where city living meets Mediterranean charm. Whether indulging in horse riding, golf, tennis, or water sports, the Athenian Riviera offers an array of activities for active lifestyles. Scheduled for completion by December 2026, Apollo Hills also presents an opportunity to qualify for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program, making it an enticing investment option.