Luxury Artistic Reception Apartment with Amazing Lycabettus Views

Description

This unique living space was created by an architect and painter for her own family use and has been preserved with respect to the eclectic and esthète spirit of the owners, featuring family heirlooms, an original art collection, baby-grand Pleyel piano and luxurious details. The total surface area of the apartment is 128.50 m² and It is rented out fully furnished and equipped. It features a large (about 80 m2) living room with marble flooring and large windows opening onto a front balcony. Within it, a guest sleeping area with its own salon and office has been delimited as a separate, closed off space, but can be easily be re-integrated into the reception room. The separate kitchen is semi-open to the dining area, but can also be closed off during entertaining and receptions. It has ample storage space and is fully equipped as follows: - Wide refrigerator/freezer - NEFF multifunction oven - NEFF microwave - Designer steel hood - Neff ceramic hobs - 45 cm Neff dishwasher - Small appliances (coffee maker, Senseo, blender, mixer, toaster) The Master bathroom features a large corner bathtub with Jacuzzi, a designer sink, WC and Siemens washing machine. A second guest/service bathroom is fitted with a floor shower, WC and Philip Stark sink. The vast bedroom, with its own balcony, overlooks Plateia Proskopon (the Scout’s square), gathering place of the city’s gourmets enjoying its many exclusive restaurants’ varied cuisines. Above the square’s treetops, the slopes of Mount Ymittos can also be seen in the distance. The bedroom itself is fitted with hardwood floor, King size bed which can be split into twins, original artworks and a vast custom built wardrobe/dressing table. The apartment is located on the 4th floor of a well-maintained 1960s building equipped with an elevator. The view from the large balcony overlooking Mount Lycabettus is breathtaking, and a small sunny terrace at the back overlooks a large tree-lined square with views of Mount Ymittos.