Maisonette for Sale in Nea Smyrni, Athens

The lower level features a bright open-plan living and dining area with a contemporary kitchen, where expansive glazing allows abundant natural light to fill the interiors while creating a seamless connection to the generous balconies.

The upper level is dedicated to a spacious bedroom, offering a peaceful and private retreat complemented by two modern bathrooms that enhance both comfort and functionality.

The intelligent layout makes the residence equally suitable as a permanent home, stylish city residence, or premium investment property.

The spacious outdoor areas provide an ideal extension of the interior living space, offering ample room for outdoor dining, relaxation, or entertaining while enjoying the pleasant Athenian climate throughout the year.

Adding further value, the property includes a private parking space and a dedicated storage room, features that significantly enhance everyday convenience and long-term investment appeal.

The residence forms part of an exclusive seven-storey boutique development comprising just eleven carefully designed apartments and maisonettes, creating a modern residential environment that combines privacy with easy access to everything Athens has to offer.

With continued regeneration across Nea Smyrni and growing demand for high-quality contemporary residences, this property represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire premium real estate in one of the capitals strongest residential markets.

Maisonette for Sale in Nea Smyrni, Athens. Location Information:

Nea Smyrni emerged when immigrants from Smyrna (now Izmir, Turkey) settled there after the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1922. As a result, a population exchange reshaped the areas cultural and social landscape.

It marked the end of over 3,000 years of Greek civilization in Asia Minor. At the same time, around 1.5 million Greeks relocated from Turkey to Greece.

Nea Smyrni is about 3 km from central Athens. Meanwhile, it ranks as the city’s second most densely populated area after nearby Kallithea.

Its main square, considered the largest in the Balkans, serves as a lively hub for residents and visitors alike. It is very lively, full of people every afternoon and all day on the weekends.

Many cafés, restaurants, and shops fill this charming pedestrian area, creating a lively and inviting atmosphere. The square attracts visitors from neighboring areas like Faliro, Neos Kosmos, and Kallithea, who come for coffee, drinks, or food.

There are several man-made lakes/pools and fountains and the Athens Tram stops right at the top of the square.