Athens Penthouse Apartment for Sale in Nea Smyrni

Large openings establish a strong visual connection with the exterior and allow natural daylight to become a central element of the interior atmosphere. The elevated top-floor position further enhances the sense of openness and privacy.

The apartment includes two well-defined bedrooms, both positioned separately from the main reception area. The principal bedroom offers generous proportions, while the second bedroom provides flexibility for use as a permanent bedroom, guest room or dedicated home office.

A main bathroom with shower or bathing area serves the residence, complemented by an additional separate WC, offering greater practicality for everyday living and for guests.

The overall floor plan has been designed to create a comfortable balance between social and private spaces, with the open-plan reception area forming the natural centre of the home while the bedrooms remain discreetly separated.

Its combination of 91.55 sq.m. of interior space, two bedrooms, top-floor positioning and contemporary open-plan architecture makes this residence particularly attractive for buyers looking for a larger modern apartment in one of Athens established residential districts.

Suitable for permanent residence, an Athens city base or long-term real estate investment, this property represents a compelling opportunity for those seeking a two-bedroom apartment for sale in Nea Smyrni with a more spacious and elevated residential character.

Athens Penthouse Apartment for Sale in Nea Smyrni. Location Information:

Nea Smyrni emerged when immigrants from Smyrna (now Izmir, Turkey) settled there after the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1922. As a result, a population exchange reshaped the areas cultural and social landscape.

It marked the end of over 3,000 years of Greek civilization in Asia Minor. At the same time, around 1.5 million Greeks relocated from Turkey to Greece.

Nea Smyrni is about 3 km from central Athens. Meanwhile, it ranks as the city’s second most densely populated area after nearby Kallithea.

Its main square, considered the largest in the Balkans, serves as a lively hub for residents and visitors alike. It is very lively, full of people every afternoon and all day on the weekends.

Many cafés, restaurants, and shops fill this charming pedestrian area, creating a lively and inviting atmosphere. The square attracts visitors from neighboring areas like Faliro, Neos Kosmos, and Kallithea, who come for coffee, drinks, or food.

There are several man-made lakes/pools and fountains and the Athens Tram stops right at the top of the square.