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Unique, fully equipped, brand new 2-storey maisonette in the heart of Pagrati, 2minutes from the Park of Pagrati, a breath from the center of Athens and just 5minutes away from the metro station of Evangelismos, is a guaranteed choice forfamilies or even couples. Comfortable spaces, high aesthetics with spacious verandas on both floors, allow for a pleasant, comfortable and unforgettable stay!!

Pagrati is a district of the eastern part of the Municipality of Athens, which extends east of Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, a short distance from the historic centre of Athens. The main attraction of the Pangrati area is the Panathinaiko Stadium. The National Gallery, the Goulandris Foundation Museum of Contemporary Art and the National Research Foundation are located in the wider area of the district, while the Athens Conservatory, the Byzantine Museum, the Officer's Club and the War Museum are a short distance away. Pangrati was developed with its centre at the Eftihidou Street, where its residents and other Athenians used to hang out, and Ymittou Street, where mainly residents of the surrounding refugee districts of Byron and Kaisariani used to hang out. Pagrati thus became the centre of the south-eastern areas of Athens, which met the needs of the residents of the surrounding areas for shopping, entertainment and services. An important commercial centre of Pagrati to this day is Ymittos Street and other major streets near Pagrati Square. In Pagrati, on Ymittou Street, there is also the oldest operating cinema in Athens, the Palace Cinema, which has been operating continuously since 1925. In Pangrati, in addition to the museums and centres of spirit mentioned above, there are the Museum of Greek Scouting, the Postal and Philatelic Museum and the Nikolaos Perantinos Sculpture Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation. Very close to the apartment is the Pagrati Grove, which was planted in 1908 by the Philodassian Association under the care of Queen Sophia, who was particularly attentive to the greenery of Athens. The Grove has a total area of 30 acres, which was granted by the Petraki Monastery. In the beginning it had only pine trees, but after 1936, when it was granted to the Municipality of Athens, other trees such as pine trees, gazes, acacia, and shrubs were planted.