House 255 м² in Athens, Greece

It is a unique neoclassical house built on the ancient walls of Rizokastro - the wall of the medieval fortification of Athens, (Rizo-kastro means Castle Root), so named because its location is at the root of the castle - which are visible in various parts of the house, as well as several other archaeological finds, 270 in number, which have been duly uncovered and illuminated, and a further 82 finds have been collected by the Archaeological Office. The house was built in 1830 and in 1998 it was completely renovated and transformed into a modern elegant house of high aesthetics. It occupies a plot of 315 m² and has a total area of 255 m², which is divided into two levels. On the first level there are 3 bedrooms - one of them master bedroom, with a second separate entrance and bathroom - and an open-plan dining room and kitchen with several storage spaces. Upstairs is the main living room, main dining room, another master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a second separate entrance, a daily living room and two studies - one large and one smaller. From this level there is access to a balcony, an outdoor area - the veranda - as well as the roof terrace above with exceptional panoramic views of the Lycabetti acropolis and the houses of Plaka. Also of note is the courtyard of the house with a beautiful garden, totaling 188 m², which is arranged on different levels and accommodates various outdoor living areas that offer spectacular views of the