Greece

Ultimate Acropolis-view penthouse living in this rare Petralona residence, featuring a spacious private terrace and an unmatched panoramic view of Athens’ most iconic landmark.

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This extremely rare penthouse in Petralona offers a unique blend of modern city living and iconic Acropolis views, set on the 6th floor of a well-maintained building constructed in 2005.

With a total surface of 40 sq.m., the apartment features a bright open-plan loft-style living area with kitchen, designed to maximize space and natural light. The highlight of the property is its impressive 25 sq.m. private terrace, offering unobstructed panoramic views of the Acropolis, a truly exceptional feature in the heart of Athens.

The residence includes autonomous heating, solar water heating, elevator access up to the 6th floor, and a 4 sq.m. private storage room. Located in a quiet residential pocket of Petralona, it is just a 10-minute walk from the metro station and close to the Rouf suburban railway station, ensuring excellent connectivity to the city center.

Highly attractive for both private use and investment purposes, the property benefits from strong rental demand in the area, making it ideal for short-term or long-term rental strategies.

A rare opportunity to acquire a penthouse with terrace and Acropolis views in one of Athens’ most sought-after neighborhoods.

Location

Petralona is a traditional and increasingly sought-after residential neighborhood located in the heart of Athens, just southwest of the Acropolis and very close to the historic center of the city. It is divided into Ano (Upper) and Kato (Lower) Petralona, each offering a distinct character while maintaining a strong sense of local identity and Athenian authenticity. The area is known for its charming streets, neoclassical buildings, and a relaxed, village-like atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with its central urban location. Petralona offers excellent connectivity, with easy access to metro stations, main roads, and nearby districts such as Thissio, Gazi, and Koukaki. Its proximity to some of Athens’ most important cultural and historical landmarks, including the Acropolis and Filopappou Hill, makes it highly attractive for both residents and visitors. The neighborhood also features a vibrant local scene with traditional tavernas, cafés, small shops, and creative spaces. Petralona combines authentic Athenian living with strong investment potential, offering a rare balance between tranquility, culture, and immediate access to the dynamic city center of Athens.

Directions
10 min walk to the metro
20 min walk to Filopappou hill
1h drive from the Airport of Athens