Casa unifamiliar 210 m², Ermoupoli, Syros

In the heart of Ermoupoli, just steps from the emblematic Miaouli Square, stands one of the rarest examples of 19th-century neoclassical urban architecture. Built in 1890, this residence is far more than a property — it is a living piece of Cycladic history, a true architectural trophy radiating timeless elegance, authenticity, and prestige. Its façade, perfectly preserved, showcases the grace, symmetry, and proportion of the golden age of Ermoupoli — the “Athens of the Aegean.” Inside, the structure awaits its rebirth through a fully approved restoration plan by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture - (Pending structural and MEP studies) - offering an extraordinary foundation for a new chapter of life where heritage meets contemporary refinement. With a total area of 210 sq.m. on an 85 sq.m. plot, the residence can be reimagined to host up to six bedrooms, four bathrooms, generous reception spaces, a kitchen, and a rooftop terrace with a pergola and sweeping views of the city and sea. Ermoupoli is Greece’s most distinguished neoclassical settlement — a place where the marble façades of the 19th century meet the radiant blue of the Aegean. No other island town combines such cultural depth, architectural legacy, and Mediterranean light. Today, the city is experiencing a cultural renaissance, attracting investors, designers, and visionaries seeking authenticity and long-term value in one of the Aegean’s most refined destinations.