Apartment for sale Chalandri Athens

The hallway leads us to a huge bright living area with an energy-efficient fireplace, a window, and a large balcony door opening to a generous sized balcony offering stunning views towards Filothei and Tourkovounia, views that can be enjoyed from the comfort of your sofa.

It can be converted into a living room with a dining area and a kitchen, or according to the owners needs.

There is also a bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub, as well as two generous-sized bedrooms with access to the same 30sqm balcony, offering an exquisite view of the imposing Olympic Stadium.

The apartment features oak floors in the living room and the bedrooms, tiles in the bathroom and the WC, aluminum window and door frames, electric shutters, insect screens, satellite TV, CCTV, three-phase electric power, and autonomous heating system (natural gas).

It also comes with a parking space and a 15sqm storage room in the basement of the building.

A must-see for those looking to invest in the Greek capital.

Apartment for sale Chalandri Athens Location Information:

Chalandri (or Halandri) is a northern suburb of Athens and has been around since ancient times, when it used to be called Flya, and boasts the playwright Euripides as one of its most famous residents.

Today it remains a residential yet popular area, bordered by main roads and a Metro station easily connecting it to the center, and is mostly known for its shopping opportunities and bar scene.

With a constellation of small shops and cafés – connected with leafy pedestrian streets and arranged around the city’s main square and the church of Saint Nicholas – Chalandri is a charming neighborhood just waiting to be explored.

Those are the ABCs of the up-and-coming suburb of Halandri. To make things clear, let’s also add a D for decadence. Halandri is the perfect suburb to spend your Sunday in; it’s all about combining your favorite foods and drinks to create a meal your mother would never approve of.

The northern suburb is only 22 minutes away from central Athens via Line 3 of the Metro (the blue line). Still, maybe because it takes longer by car, a day in Halandri does feel a bit like going on an excursion.

Lots of pedestrian streets around the main square and the church of Aghios Nikolas invite you to casually stroll through the neighborhood.

While there aren’t tons to see in the form of ancient sites or historic architecture, there is loads of excellent window shopping, and some of the best people-watching in Athens. Just a few years ago, entertainment here was mainly of the mainstream, bar on the corner, Greek music playing, a nondescript style that mainly catered to locals.

Today, the locals and the area’s office workers mingle with people from all over Athens who have chosen Halandri as the meeting point of the day.

Parents with small children, retirees, and hipsters alike create a colorful and happy hive of activity. The most dedicated fans might still be the young professionals, but on Sundays, they dress down in polo shirts.