Apartment for Sale in Agios Dimitrios, Athens

One of the apartment’s key advantages is its underground parking space, an increasingly important feature in Athens and a strong benefit for both owner-occupiers and investors. Combined with the benefits of new construction, the property offers a contemporary residential solution with minimal immediate renovation requirements.

Located in Agios Dimitrios, the apartment benefits from an established residential environment with convenient access to shops, supermarkets, schools, services and public transport. The area also provides good connections to central Athens and the southern suburbs, making it attractive for buyers seeking both accessibility and residential comfort.

With its 89 sqm layout, three bedrooms, new-build specification and underground parking, the property represents a strong option for permanent residence as well as a long-term residential investment in Athens.

For buyers searching for a newly built 3-bedroom apartment for sale in Agios Dimitrios, a family apartment in Athens with underground parking, or a new-build property in the southern suburbs of Athens, this residence offers a well-balanced combination of space, functionality and location.

Apartment for Sale in Agios Dimitrios, Athens. Location Information:

Agios Dimitrios is situated 5 km south of the centre of Athens and 4 km away from the Saronic Gulf coast and it is amongst the 35 largest municipalities in Greece.

Its street planning particularities, combined with the division caused by the stream, have created isolated and quiet neighbourhoods in the centre of the city. Agios Dimitrios is mainly served by three metro stations, located close to the municipality’s borders.

Moreover, the area around the metro stations accommodates additional transport flows, having a shopping mall situated above the Agios Dimitrios–Alexandros Panagoulis metro station and an urban bus terminal above the Dafni metro station.

As a result, Agios Dimitrios essentially constitutes a transport hub for both the southern part of metropolitan Athens, as well as the latter’s centre, a fact that poses challenges to parking management. It is also served by several buses (both public and municipal), covering a large part of the municipality’s area.

The two municipal transport lines are free to the public, thus enabling the mobility of vulnerable groups of citizens.

At the same time, the area boasts an extensive pedestrian network, as well as a low-speed network that facilitates the access of pedestrians and bikers to the centre of the city and to a number of public buildings (town hall, schools, churches, etc.