Seaview Maisonette for sale in Panorama Thessaloniki

The bedroom level hosts three generously sized bedrooms and a bathroom with natural light.

The main living level features a spacious sitting area with fireplace and an open-plan kitchen, flowing seamlessly onto a large veranda that frames the sea and skyline views.

The rooftop level (doma) includes an open multipurpose space, an additional room, and a small WC, creating an ideal private retreat, office space, or guest area.

The property includes a private garden and parking space, while the complex benefits from a shared swimming pool, enhancing lifestyle quality.

Built to Energy Class A standards, the residence incorporates autonomous natural gas heating, full underfloor heating, night electricity tariff, air conditioning, fireplace, security door, alarm system, storage room, and high-spec construction elements.

The structure features double 30cm masonry walls, thermal break synthetic frames, and external stone cladding, ensuring superior insulation and long-term energy efficiency.

The interior spaces are delivered unfinished, allowing the future owner to customize materials and finishes according to personal taste and design vision.

This is a high-specification, multi-level residence designed for those seeking panoramic views, architectural substance, and long-term value in one of Thessaloniki’s most desirable hillside districts — ideal as a primary residence or an elevated second home of enduring quality.

Seaview Maisonette for sale in Panorama Thessaloniki. Location Information:

Thessaloniki Greece (or Salonica), the capital of Macedonia Prefecture, is the second largest city in Greece, after Athens. In fact, the town is honorarily called co-capital, for its historical and administrative importance.

The history of the town started in ancient times and due to its strategic location, it played an important economic and political role in the wider region of the Balkans.

Thessaloniki’s real estate has salvaged its appeal for both domestic and foreign investors. In 2019, the city’s real estate market pivoted to the upward direction due to the growth of Greece’s economy after the recession. Also, the country’s position in the eurozone serves as a boost to prospective investors.

Real estate investment is a major example; according to the Bank of Greece, the amount of direct foreign investments in the property market amounts to €500 million.

Another major boost for the real estate market is the potential rental returns from the flourishing short-term rental market. Since the city is a booming tourist destination, it creates a high demand for rental properties.

Statistics show that records over 3 million tourist visits annually, and this is good news for rental property investors.

Thessaloniki holds a prominent position in Greece’s economy. This is one good reason why investing in real estate in the city is a wise investment choice.