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P.Faliro Athens / 13A Ag.Anargiron St. building

FOR SALE / RENT

Location : P. Faliro
Address : 13A Ag. Anargiron Street
Project : 5-floor residential building
Year of completion : 2007
Total building : 645 m²

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Available Properties

Property Location

Palaio Faliro is a coastal suburb in the southern part of Athens, situated on the east coast of the Phalerum Bay, a bay of the Saronic Gulf, 6 km southwest of Athens city centre. The seaside area has been redeveloped for the 2004 Summer Olympics, and now contains a seaside promenade, several sports venues, a marina and the Park of Maritime Tradition, where museum ships are exhibited.

Transport

The main avenues of Palaio Faliro are the seaside Poseidonos Avenue, which connects it with the city and port of Piraeus and the southern suburbs, and the Andrea Syngrou Avenue respectively, which connects Palaio Faliro with the city centre of Athens. Palaio Faliro is served by the Athens Tram and by its Bus system. Palaio Faliro has a direct connection to the Athens International Airport via its express bus line X96.

Landmarks

The Flisvos Public Park at Palaio Faliro, next to the Marina of Flisvos, is a common destination for cultural activities and public events in Palaio Faliro, as well as a place for relaxation for the local population and tourists. It is located just next to the sea beach and provides benches and ample space for jogging or gymnastics.
Other landmarks include:

• Cultural Centre of Palaio Faliro
• Marina of Flisvos
• Saint Mary church (Panagitsa)
• Park of Maritime Tradition, including the historical warships Georgios Averof, Velos, and the replica of the ancient Athenian trireme Olympias.
• Village Cinemas Complex
• Kimatothrafstis (Wave-breaker)
• Phaleron World War II Cemetery
• Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center
• The Evgenidio Foundation (better known as: The Athenian Planetarium)
• Parts of the Faliro Coastal Zone Olympic Complex, such as the Faliro Sports Pavilion Arena, that were intended for the usage for the 2004 Summer Olympics
• National Historical Museum of the Hellenic Air Force