Land Plot for Sale

This is a rare, large, airy plot of land, with an ideal northwest and southeast orientation, in a central, highly visible location. It offers flexibility of use for professional use, residence or a combination of these. It has an area of ​​944 sq.m. and can be built up to 541 sq.m. It has the possibility of building with scalable factors and a maximum permitted height of 11 m. plus 2 m. roof. It is located in an excellent area, with direct access to the Attiki Odos and main roads, while the Doukissis Plakentias Metro station is just a 15-minute walk away. This privileged location makes it a unique investment opportunity. Built on the foot of Mount Hymettus, Agia Paraskevi is one of the few Athenian suburbs blessed with lush vegetation. It neighbours with the areas of Cholargos, Chalandri, Gerakas and Glyka Nera, and is just a 20 minute drive to the city centre and a 15 minute drive to the Athens International Airport. Having been awarded with the “Best City Awards” for two consecutive years, Agia Paraskevi is a quiet urban suburb of natural beauty and a high quality of life. Its residential centre is the central square where the Agia Paraskevi church is situated and which is a very popular recreational destination among residents of the North East suburbs. The area boasts a number of emblematic buildings such as Deree College, the National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos”, the Greek Orthodox church of Agia Paraskevi, the Greek National Broadcast Media Headquarters building. It is an ideal suburb for families, as it offers a wide variety of prestigious schools, squares and open spaces, playgrounds, sports facilities and parks. Agia Paraskevi connects to the National Motorway through the “Attica Ring” and offers an efficient transportation network which interconnects with the Attica Metro as well as the Suburban Railway. It is situated in close proximity to the metro stations “Doukissis Plakentias” , “Chalandri”, “Agia Paraskevi” and “Nomismatokopeio”. Agia Paraskevi’s proximity to both the centre of Athens and the international airport, in combination with the presence of high profile educational establishments such as Deree, Pierce, Alba and Lycee Franco-Hellenique Eugene Delacroix, have rendered the area a pole of attraction for both national and foreign investment funds .