Recently renovated and fully equipped apartment in the most prestigious neighborhood in the center of Athens. Enjoy the comforts of our spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, that can easily accommodate up to 6 people, and the privileges of living in Kolonaki. Minutes walk from parks, museums, eateries and kind people. Metro stop Evangelismos is just a two minute walk and will take you straight to the airport, Acropolis, or to the beach.

I am always available to answer questions and to make your stay a pleasantly unforgettable experience.

Welcome to Kolonaki, one of Athens' most prestigious and vibrant neighborhoods, where locals and visitors alike come to experience the city's best shopping, dining, and cultural offerings. This stylish and modern apartment is situated in the heart of Kolonaki, just steps away from the area's high-end boutiques, chic restaurants, and bustling bars. Take a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood's charming streets and discover its hidden gems, including the National Gallery of Art, the Museum of Cycladic Art, and the Benaki Museum. For those seeking outdoor adventures, the verdant oasis of the National Garden and the breathtaking views from Lycabettus Hill are both within easy reach. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, this apartment is the perfect base for exploring all that Athens has to offer. So why not come and experience the best of Kolonaki for yourself? Kolonaki, once grazing land under Ottoman rule, is now Athens' poshest neighborhood and a hub for local café culture. Kolonaki Square is the place for the fashion-minded crowd, while political figures meet for coffee on the upper side. Lycabettus Hill offers a panoramic view of Athens from its summit, where you'll find a medieval white-washed church named Agios Georgios. Dexameni, a tranquil square in Kolonaki, was a haven for intellectuals in the 1930s. Finally, the Museum of the History of Greek Costume showcases the significance of Greek folk fashion, where traditional Greek dress reflects important social information, and the Gennadius Library holds a collection of 26,000 books donated to the American School of Classical Studies by John Gennadius.