One Bedroom Apartment in Kypseli for sale

Modern features ensure effortless living. Central heating with natural gas, solar water heater, air conditioning, a video intercom and a security alarm provide comfort and peace of mind.

An integrated ceiling sound system and hidden lighting add a touch of sophistication, making the home ideal not only for everyday living but also for hosting small gatherings, private events or even serving as an inspiring atelier or creative studio.

A spacious veranda extends the living space outdoors, offering a quiet corner to enjoy morning coffee or evening relaxation. The building’s elevator and the fully updated common areas complete the sense of urban luxury.

The location is one of the apartment’s strongest assets. Just steps from Agios Georgios Square, the popular pedestrian street of Fokionos Negri and the future “Dikastiria” Metro station, it provides easy access to the city center while preserving the authentic atmosphere of a historic Athenian neighborhood.

Kypseli is a district in the midst of a dynamic revival, with lively cafés, art spaces and a growing cultural scene, while also being close to universities, shops and key business areas.

Whether you are looking for a stylish personal residence or a secure investment in one of Athens’ most up-and-coming areas, this apartment is a rare find. Act now to claim this elegant Kypseli home before someone else does.

One Bedroom Apartment in Kypseli for sale. Location Information:

Kypseli is a neighborhood in central Athens, Greece. It occupies much of the 6th municipal department of the City of Athens.

When you walk through the streets of Kypseli, youll immediately notice the remarkable mix of architectural styles. For instance, these styles range from crumbling neoclassical mansions to striking Bauhaus designs. Moreover, many Bauhaus structures feature distinctive rounded balconies as well as graphic front doors.

And pretty soon you’ll notice that the neighborhood’s residents match this eclecticism, too.

More recently, artists have moved in, drawn by the neighborhood’s vibrant atmosphere and its close proximity to the city center.

The citys first-ever artist residency, Snehta, originated here. Moreover, its rotating mixture of international artists regularly puts on exhibitions in its space.

The surrounding streets are a mixture of old-world Greek life and modern multiculturalism. Old men gather outside traditional ouzeries, playing dominoes, while restaurants, kebab houses, and bars line the nearby streets.