Description
In the “greenest” neighborhood of Kalamata, a four-story building is being constructed, consisting of 9 apartments, designed and studied down to the last detail, prioritizing bioclimatic design. The high aesthetic and quality construction materials give uniqueness to the property. The photovoltaic panels covering the annual electricity consumption, the study of exterior lighting, the ventilation shaft of the staircase, the parking spaces and of course, the views from every side of the building aim for a comfortable, luxurious, and eco-friendly accommodation!
On the 1st floor, there is the 126 sq.m. apartment consisting of 2 spacious bedrooms, one of which is a master bedroom, 1 bathroom, and a large open space consisting of the living room, dining area, and functional modern kitchen. Additionally, there is 1 storage room inside the property.
The large terrace of the apartment overlooking the sea, combined with the retractable awnings, surround it impressively, creating a unique sensation.
The building is expected to be completed by December 2025.
*The Energy Performance Certificate is currently being issued
Location: Kalamata is the capital and central port of Messinia and is located in the western Peloponnese.
Unique Features: Kalamata is one of the largest olive producers in the world. In recent years, it has become one of the most important tourist destinations, offering several options for every taste.
Kalamata is known for its beach as one can enjoy a stroll along the Messinian Gulf and with a view of Taygetos throughout the year.The entire coastal route has a cycle path, while there are several cafes, bars, shops and ouzo bars in the area.
Accessibility: Kalamata is just 223 km from Athens, 215 km from Patras and 715 km from Thessaloniki. Kalamata has an international airport from which flights to Thessaloniki are operated, as well as many seasonal charter flights to various cities in Europe.
Investment Opportunity: Kalamata is emerging as one of the country's most up-and-coming tourist destinations, attracting more and more foreign and Greek investors.
