Neoclassical Building In The Heart Of Athens

Property Description

In the heart of Athens, at the junction of Alexandras Avenue and Patission Street, is the "Isias Building", as it is still known today. It has an unobstructed view to the Pedion tou Areos, one of the largest public parks in Athens, and is a designated historical monument. The luxury neoclassical building has an outstanding architectural design aesthetic and is a dominant presence in the surrounding area. The property was built in 1923 and was fully renovated in 2005 to provide all modern amenities whilst retaining its original imposing features.

The neoclassical building falls within the category of large buildings suitable for exploitation as a hotel or luxury apartment building for high-end clients or tenants. The size and form of this building and its overall proportions represented an avant-garde architectural style within the changing image of Athens at that time. Aesthetically speaking, it is distinguished by a mature fluid eclecticism, while utilizing the "modern" material for its time, reinforced concrete.

The neoclassical building is viewed daily by thousands of motorists, given that the junction of Patission and Ioulianou, according to Ministry of Transport, is the second busiest in Athens.

The three upper floors (first, second and third) have a total area of 2100m². Each floor has an area of approximately 700m² and is comprised of two separate apartments with a surface area of 350m² each.

The interiors have high ceilings decorated with exceptionally beautiful stuccowork, and have all undergone luxury renovations creating large imposing open spaces, making particular use of Pentelic marble. The interior space is open-plan, air-conditioned and each apartment has its own independent and autonomous natural gas supply for heating.

It is suitable for many types of use, including department store, showroom or exhibition space, offices, bank or educational institution.

There are views of the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill. The Athens-Piraeus metro line station “Victoria” is nearby, and the building is indeed ideally situated for easy access to all forms of public transport, including national railways, trolley buses, Suburban Railway and bus routes.

There are two underground car parks (one at Aigyptou Square and the other on the corner of Patission and Ioulianou Street) which can service the parking needs of the building. It should also be mentioned that the building is in close proximity to the National Archaeological Museum.

The property can be delivered free for use, or it is possible that arrangements can be made to offer each floor for sale or rent independently.

For more Information: Mr. Vaios Plakas. Broker RE/MAX Property Experts,
Email:: info@remax-propertyexperts.gr,
Mob: +306949617087