About Project
In one of the most sought-after areas of the Northern Suburbs, in Chalandri, we created Ithaca Residence, a residential development that harmoniously combines modern design with comfort and functionality.
The six-storey apartment complex consists of 22 luxury apartments of 3 different typologies: 2-bedroom apartments, 3-bedroom garden duplexes and 3-bedroom penthouses. The covered area of the apartments range from 60 square meters to 145 square meters with each apartment having special architectural features and careful interior layouts that cover every need. All newly built apartments are equipped with the most modern amenities and have been carefully designed to provide maximum comfort to their owners along with exclusive access to the communal swimming pool for moments of relaxation.
Ithaca Residence owners can experience the perfect balance of comfort and functionality with spacious living areas, thoughtful kitchens and affordable luxury in the bathrooms. The interiors of the apartments are flooded with natural light, creating a welcoming and calm atmosphere. In addition to the excellent specifications, the apartment building has a class A+ energy efficiency with a thermal facade and energy glazing that guarantee a low energy footprint.
About Location
The northern suburb of Chalandri is a popular residential area that offers its residents a comfortable living environment. It is widely known for its lively downtown, with tree-lined streets, parks and a relaxed atmosphere. The neighborhood offers a quiet and family environment for its residents, while at the same time encouraging them to enjoy all the urban amenities from restaurants to bars, cinemas, cafes, bakeries and more. Although it is best known for its nightlife, it also has a large market, with many local clothing stores, large malls with international brands, bookstores and more. Its strategic location, which offers easy access to both the center of Athens and the northern suburbs, ensures its residents comfort and a good quality of life.
