Piso de tres habitaciones Χριστόπουλου, Θεσσαλονίκη Ελλάδα, 54635, Kamara - Rotonta, Tesalónica - Centro

High-Yield Investment Opportunity – Two Renovated Studios (2-in-1) – Agia Sofia Metro & Universities An exclusive investment asset located in the heart of Thessaloniki. This front-facing property has been legally subdivided into two (2) independent, fully renovated studios, currently generating a guaranteed monthly rental income of €900. Property Features: Studio 1 (D1): Equipped with individual natural gas heating. Studio 2 (D2): Equipped with an efficient air conditioning system. Fully renovated to high standards, including a thermal facade for maximum energy efficiency and reduced utility costs. Fully equipped with all necessary electrical appliances. Situated in an excellent, well-maintained residential building with high aesthetic value. mmediate access to the "Agia Sofia" Metro Station, connecting the property to the entire city and the airport. Located right next to the Aristotle University (AUTH) and the University of Macedonia (UOM), ensuring zero vacancy rates. Steps away from the central retail market and city landmarks. The property is free of encumbrances and immediately transferable. A turn-key investment with an established rental stream, ideal for capital growth and steady cash flow. Your Real Estate Partner in Thessaloniki since 2000 P & K began its operations in 2000 with a vision to offer modern and effective real estate services in the heart of Thessaloniki. Today, with a rich history of over 25 years, we remain at the forefront of the market, combining deep expertise with the latest trends in real estate. Our headquarters in the city center allow us to closely monitor market developments and provide immediate solutions to your needs. Our team, consisting of experienced and certified professionals, is committed to guiding you with professionalism and transparency through every step of buying, selling, or renting. "26 Years of Experience – Thousands of Successful Deals – In the Heart of Thessaloniki"