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This collection of 21 boutique apartments offers sea views, minimalist Cycladic architecture, and is within walking distance to the beaches of Galissas and Armeos. Syros is known for its mix of architectural styles and a quiet, refined character—where many buildings follow an elegant, boutique approach. This property fits naturally into that context, combining clean design with practical living.

The property was originally built as a hotel, but was fully stripped and renovated, and transformed into an apartment complex. The works are almost complete, and there is a selection of studios and apartments available, in various sizes and prices.

The units are distributed across the ground, first, and second floors, ranging from 19 to 50 sqm. Some of the first and second-floor apartments feature private balconies with sea views. The properties have an open-plan living space and can sleep 2 to 4 people. They also have access to a shared outdoor area with sunbeds and a pergola-covered seating space. The layout of the communal spaces is designed to create a relaxed, friendly atmosphere—giving the feeling of a small, welcoming neighborhood.

Residents can walk to the nearby beaches, explore the raw beauty of the Chapel of Agia Palau (Santa Pakú), or simply stroll around the restaurants, bars, and the local market. A car is mostly needed if you wish to explore other parts of the island, including the elegant town center of Syros, known for its neoclassical charm.

Residents have access to a shared laundry room, with a dedicated space for each apartment. The apartments come furnished and are designed for couples or individuals looking for a practical and comfortable base to enjoy the island of Syros—offered in a price range that makes owning a place in this competitive market possible.

Location

Galissas is one of the biggest and well-known beaches in Syros, located in a sheltered bay on the island’s west coast. The beach of Galissas is a long stretch of golden sand, awarded the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and clear, shallow waters.

Key landmarks include the hill and church of Agia Pakou, offering panoramic views over the bay; the small harbor with its distinctive stone pier; the quiet beach of Armeos; the cave of Agios Stefanos with its natural spring; and the historic chapels of Agios Mamas and Agios Kyrikos—the latter being the oldest church on the island.

Key distances:

• Galissas Beach: 250 m

• Armeos Beach: 550 m

• Finikas: 3.5 km

• Poseidonia: 4.5 km

• Kini: 6.5 km

• Ermoupoli: 8 km