3-bedroom apartment 164 m² in Kalamaria

Property Code: HPS6334 — Apartment FOR SALE in Kalamaria Karampournaki for € 800.000. This 164.22 sq. m. Apartment is on the 2 nd floor and features 3 Bedrooms, Livingroom, Kitchen, 2 bathrooms and a WC. The property also boasts tiled floor, view of the Open horizon, Window frames: Aluminium, Armourplated door, elevator, parking, a storage unit sqm, pre-installation for A/C, pre-installation for alarm system, double-glazed windows, open space. The construction begun in 2026. Building Energy Rating: A+ Distance from sea 350 meters, Distance from nearest airport: 12000 meters, Nearest metro station at 1200 meters. The apartment occupies the entire second floor and features a living room, a separate kitchen, a guest wc and laundry room, a bathroom, two bedrooms, a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, a large front balcony, and a back balcony serving two of the bedrooms.

Kalamaria is one of the most popular areas of Thessaloniki, both in terms of investment and permanent residence. It is rightly called the Riviera of the northern capital, because its main advantage is its location next to the sea: there you can sit on the sea side in a cafe or tavern, enjoying the sunset and the view of the bay with yachts, or take a walk along the sea, reaching the main embankment of the city. The indescribable beauty of this place even attracted the royal family at the beginning of the 20th century to built their residence here.

Nautical clubs, tennis courts, swimming pools and basketball courts are all nearby and provide opportunities for active recreation at any time of the year. The infrastructure of the area is well developed, in addition to shops and supermarkets, the largest shopping complex in the Balkans is located nearby, and you can always go shopping to the city center; it only takes 15 minutes by car, but the public transport is also well developed. Another advantage is the short distance to the exit to the Halkidiki peninsula, a favorite holiday destination for both the Greeks themselves and tourists from different countries.