Νέο φάληρο, Piraeus, Attica
1.500.000 €
In Neo Faliro, 100 metres from Faliro metro station and Metropolitan Hospital, this 1,009 sq.m. hotel offers a well-connected base for a hospitality investment. Piraeus port is 1.5 km away, placing the property close to a major transport hub and the commercial activity of the city. Set on a 500 sq.m. plot, the building dates from 1964, with completion in 1968 and a renovation in 2010. It now needs renovation, offering scope to reshape its spaces and refresh its identity for a new chapter in hospitality. The layout separates the principal hospitality areas from the technical space. The ground, first and second floors each measure 249 sq.m., providing three equally sized levels. A 200 sq.m. basement accommodates technical uses. At the top, a 62 sq.m. rooftop structure is complemented by a 190 sq.m. terrace, adding an outdoor dimension to the building. Existing finishes include wood, carpet and mosaic flooring. Heating is oil-fired, with a central system and autonomous control, and the property has an energy rating of G. Open outlooks and street views connect the building to its urban setting. Ten open-air parking spaces sit at the rear of the plot, a practical asset for a hospitality property in this location. Access is via an asphalt road. The surrounding area includes cafés, restaurants, local shops and supermarkets, alongside tram and public transport connections. The seafront is approximately 1 km away. Offered at €1,500,000, with the price negotiable, the property brings together substantial floor area, rear parking and proximity to rail, medical facilities and the port. For investors looking for a hotel renovation project in Neo Faliro, these are the defining strengths. Contact Birsi to explore the property and arrange a viewing.
Neo Faliro sits between Piraeus and the Faliro waterfront. Apartment buildings, older houses and the landmarks of Karaiskakis Stadium and the Peace and Friendship Stadium give the neighbourhood a distinct urban character. The coast adds open space for walks and recreation, rather than a beach-resort atmosphere. Local shops, supermarkets and schools support everyday living. Faliro station on Metro Line 1 connects the area with central Piraeus and central Athens, while the tram serves the coastal corridor. Poseidonos Avenue and Kifisos provide major road links. Athens Airport is accessible by road or via a metro interchange in Piraeus. The area attracts families, commuters and people working in Piraeus and its shipping sector. For buyers and investors, established transport links and proximity to the port support its appeal for year-round living and long-term rentals. Street selection matters: quieter residential pockets offer a different experience from homes near major roads or stadiums, where traffic and event-day activity deserve attention.
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