A real trophy of urban architecture, a building of post-war Greece, a symbol of the reconstruction of the era. We are talking about the era after the end of the Civil War (and the German occupation that preceded it) of the deeply wounded Greek state. The neoclassical architectural lines are evident, the interior is in much better condition than one would imagine (for technical reasons no photos of the interior are available), the layout is excellent, floors, ceilings, frames inside and outside in very good condition; logical since the quality natural materials of the era prevail. It is a corner house, with three independent entrances (basement, ground floor, 1st floor), while the impressive openings allow plenty of natural light to enter throughout the day.. Basement: 50sq.m., Ground floor: 130,06sq.m., 1st floor: 172,88sq.m. The historicity, the architectural look, and the quality of construction-features shine like diamonds among the buildings of the neighborhood and offer to the architectural pluralism of the wider area. Note: The ground floor of 130,06sq.m. can be sold separately for the corresponding price.