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A very sunny and cozy bed room, about 17 sqm with a balcony. The room has an air conditioning unit, it is fully furnished , with a new double bed, Big wooden wardrobe, new desk. Linens, quilts and towels are provided.
Apartment Description
A large apartment of 145 sq.m., sunny, airy on the 4th floor of a typical urban building of architectural importance, constructed in the '70’s, located in the very center of Athens, easily reachable with various means of public transportation (bus, train, electrical bus). Just 15 minutes walk from the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) and 15 minutes walking distance from the Polytechnic University (NTUA) (Architectural Department and Good Arts Department ).
Moreover, 10 min walk from University Of Athens (UOA) (Faculty of Law, Faculty of Political Science & Public Administration, Department of Economics, Faculty of Primary Education). Five spacious independent bedrooms with wooden floor, a cozy living room, a big and separate kitchen fully equipped, 2 bathrooms and one utility room (storage). Wireless Wi-Fi, washing machine, A/C and radiating heating panels in all rooms.
All rooms are bright and airy. It has furniture, beds, mattresses, bedding, office equipment, refrigerator, stove, microwave oven, serving items etc. Near the building, there are stations and stops for many means of public transportation such as trolley and buses which allow you to reach the center of Athens (such as the Acropolis, Monastiraki, Thissio). Furthermore, it is only a 5-minute walk away from the subway station (Ampelokhpoi) and 15 min walk from Victoria Metro station, from which offers access to many areas of Athens within a few minutes. Finally, very close to the apartment building there are stores and shops to serve every need (super market, farmer's market, retail outlets etc.) as well as Panathinaikos stadium and Panormou street which is full of shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. Additional the flat is 10minute walking from the NationalArchaological Museum.
