Sophisticated Penthouse in Agia Paraskevi

The extremely well-preserved 4th floor penthouse in the College area of Agia Paraskevi belongs to a well-known Greek painter. Since its construction in 2005 until today it has remained virtually unused as it has never been inhabited. It has only been used for events and receptions in a very narrow circle. Entering the living room, we are greeted by an impressive fireplace with a patina of aged marble of Italian origin, while the space is dominated by the Venezia Stucco on one of the walls, a style that has been applied to other areas of the luxury residence. The plaster ceilings of the living room and hallway are treated with gold leaf, while the floors of the kitchen living room, office and hallway are made of Olympus marble. The kitchen cabinets are of solid dark oak, while the built-in kitchen appliances are of a well-known company. The floors in the bedroom and dining room are durable oak. In addition, in the bedroom as well as in the dressing room we find solid oak wardrobes and cupboards. In the large bathroom the bathtub and the sink surface are made of solid marble.The floor is tiled with small tiles in the same colour as the wall tiles, which reach up to the ceiling. The property has three-phase electricity, while all the main areas are air-conditioned. In addition, it has gas autonomy, an armoured door with a six turn lock and an alarm. The large terrace overlooks pine trees and greenery. The flooring is of large Spanish marble slabs. Also on the terrace are marble structures and a marble fountain, all carved by the sculptor Filolia. The awnings on the terraces are electrically operated. Finally, the property has a storage room in the semi-basement and a parking space in the pilotis. *The Energy Performance Certificate is currently being issued.