One Bedroom Golden Visa Apartment in Kallithea for Sale

The apartment is equipped with autonomous electric heating, air conditioning, elevator access, and a reinforced security door.

It holds Energy Class D. The building itself is undergoing a complete transformation from a former commercial property into premium residential apartments, structured exclusively for Golden Visa investors seeking clarity, compliance, and long-term value.

Positioned within a commercial zone in the heart of Kallithea, the property benefits from immediate proximity to Syngrou Avenue, one of Athens’ most strategic development corridors connecting the historic center with the coastal front.

The area offers strong infrastructure, metro accessibility, easy access to central Athens, and quick connectivity to the beaches.

This combination sustains consistent rental demand and reinforces the property’s investment resilience.

The apartment is fully eligible for the Greek Golden Visa program and is supported by specialized advisors who provide complete legal assistance, guiding investors from the initial application through to final approval.

There is also the option for the apartment to be delivered fully furnished and fully equipped at an additional cost of €10.000 each, offering a turnkey solution for investors seeking immediate operational readiness upon completion.

Delivery is scheduled for the second half of 2026, with availability set for 01/11/2026, offering a defined investment timeline and planning clarity.

One Bedroom Golden Visa Apartment in Kallithea for Sale. Location Information:

One of the largest municipalities in Greece, Kallithea is in the south of Athens bordering the Saronic Gulf and Athens’ historic center.

In 2016 Kallithea got a shot in the arm when the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre was unveiled close to the Faliro Bay in the south of the suburb.

This ultramodern facility was designed by Renzo Piano and is made up of a landscaped park around stirring new venues for the Greek National Opera and National Library.

By the water, Kallithea’s waterfront was revitalized at the advent of the 2004 Olympics and has a waterfront plaza, while down in Faliron are cafes and restaurants next to the dazzling superyachts at the Flisvos Marina.

All the while, the timeless Acropolis and the other monuments of ancient Athens are moments on the 550 bus, by tram or taxi.