Cyclades islands, Syros, Greece

Just 150 meters from the sea, in the heart of historic Ermoupolis and the prestigious Vaporia district, this 740.35 sq.m. plot presents a rare development opportunity. Located in a residential zone with dual access and a main frontage directly behind the iconic Apollo Theater, it allows for construction of up to 800 sq.m. for tourism or public use, or 400 sq.m. for residential use, plus 20% for semi-outdoor areas. With its central location, generous building rights, and close proximity to the port, shops, transport, and cultural landmarks, this plot is ideal for high-end residential or mixed-use development. This property offers outstanding potential for investors, developers, or those looking to build a premium residential or mixed-use property.
Syros: A Timeless Gem in the Heart of the Cyclades
Located at the very center of the Cyclades, Syros lies just 83 nautical miles from Piraeus and 62 from Rafina. As the administrative capital of the South Aegean, Syros remains vibrant year-round, with Ermoupoli—the island’s majestic capital—buzzing with life, cultural events, and festivals in every season.
Unique Features
Syros effortlessly blends the enchanting Cycladic landscape with refined Western elegance. The island is adorned with architectural masterpieces: the grand Town Hall, the historic Apollon Theater, stately neoclassical mansions, and the stunning Church of Agios Nikolaos—all testament to its rich cultural heritage and cosmopolitan flair.
Accessibility
Ermoupoli, the heart of the Cyclades, boasts excellent connectivity. Daily ferry routes link Syros to both Piraeus and Rafina, with multiple morning departures during the high season. Additionally, Syros State Airport ensures swift access via air, with frequent flights throughout the summer months catering to rising demand.
Investment Opportunity
With its sophisticated charm, year-round vitality, and ever-growing appeal as a luxury destination, Syros presents a compelling opportunity for investors. Its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and stately allure continues to attract high-end tourism and sustainable development interest.