Terratetto unifamiliare 204 m², Metaxourgeio, Gazi - Metaxourgio - Votanikos

A distinctive 204 sq.m. residence in the wider Kerameikos area, perfectly combining artistic charm with urban tranquility. The property, built in 1950, was fully renovated in 2010 and consists of two independent buildings: a two-story main house and a separate self-contained studio featuring its own kitchen, bathroom, and a cozy loft bedroom. The main house unfolds across two levels. The ground floor is a spacious, almost open-plan area that can be arranged in various ways, offering great flexibility for living, working, or entertaining. The first floor includes a large living room, two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom, all connected through a bright hallway. Recently renovated with exceptional artistic taste, the home is filled with unique handcrafted details and stained-glass elements that add color, character, and warmth to every corner. At the back of the property, the autonomous studio offers multiple possibilities—ideal for guests, creative work, or as a rental unit generating additional income. A charming garden completes the setting, offering peace and the feeling of countryside living right in the heart of the city. Kerameikos is one of Athens’ most vibrant neighborhoods, rich in culture and history, full of delightful cafés, art spaces, and lively events—an inspiring location for those who seek a creative urban lifestyle. Kerameikos surrounds the Acropolis to the north and is only 2 km from the city center. Unique Features: It was named after Keramos, the son of Dionysus and Ariadne, the 'master' of the art of pottery. Kerameikos was the city's pottery district, and it also served as a cemetery for over a thousand years. The tall columns of the former natural gas factory, which has been transformed into the Technopolis cultural center of the Municipality of Athens, give Gazi its name. Today, Kerameikos and Gazi are thriving neighborhoods with award-winning restaurants sharing space with theaters, modern meeting places, bars, and nightclubs, making it the real entertainment hub of Athens. It is within walking distance of all the sights, the Jewish synagogue, and is home to the Kerameikos Museum. It is a rapidly developing area, full of eccentric creativity. Accessibility: The Gazi metro station, located next to Technopolis, offers direct access to the Metro and ISAP networks. Piraeus Avenue also offers access to the beaches of Athens within 10-15 minutes, as well as to Omonia and Syntagma squares. The airport is 50 minutes to an hour away by train and 40 minutes by car. Investment Potential: The Kerameikos/Gazi area is located right in the historic center of Athens, an area that has always been of great interest to buyers.