Alatsaton

Location & neighborhood

Alatsaton sits at P. Tsaldari 4 in Nikaia, a historic municipality in southwestern Attica between Athens and Piraeus. The corner of Alatsaton Street and P. Tsaldari places the building on a regenerating commercial spine — the PDF highlights the area’s “Open Mall” project on P. Tsaldari — roughly 250 metres from Nikaia Metro (Blue Line), about 1.5 km from the University of Piraeus and around 2 km from the port. Nikaia combines dense urban living with parks, cultural venues such as the Katrakeio Theatre, everyday retail and strong rental demand from students, hospital staff and commuters who need a fast link into central Athens, Piraeus and the airport. For buyers who want Attica access without a Riviera price tag, this metro-side pocket is practical rather than resort: walkable daily life, improving public realm and a clear story for long-term letting.

Architecture & design

The residence is a five-level contemporary apartment building with a light facade, glass-fronted balconies and vertical timber screening. Ground-floor homes engage the pedestrian street; upper floors step back into private balconies. The plan organises apartments around a central core with lift and stair, plus two two-bedroom maisonettes on the block’s secondary frontage. Materials and detailing read as modern Mediterranean urban housing — calm, durable and designed for light — rather than a branded tower aesthetic.

Residences & finishes

Twenty-nine homes in total: twenty-seven apartments and two maisonettes, with interiors from roughly 36 to 63 square metres. Available stock in the current brochure spans compact one-bedroom apartments and the larger two-bedroom maisonette M2; several units are already marked sold or reserved and are not listed as purchasable here. Residences are delivered fully furnished, with appliances (refrigerator, oven, hob, washing machine, television), curtains, soft furnishings and decorative pieces, so a home can be occupied or let with minimal fit-out delay. Ground-floor apartments enjoy exclusive use of a yard where shown on the plans; upper homes include private balconies.

Amenities, quality & sustainability

Specification emphasises energy performance: Energy Class A, thermal-break aluminium frames with double glazing, ten centimetres of external wall insulation, and heating/cooling via fan-coil units combined with a heat pump plus a solar water heater. Interior lighting planning and design are called out in the brochure. Optional basement parking spaces appear separately in the materials (some sold or reserved) and are confirmed with the sales team rather than bundled into every residence price.

Price, payment & delivery

Published prices for currently available residences start at €250,000 and run up to €310,000 on the top floors in the brochure. Delivery is scheduled for June 2027. The PDF does not set out a staged construction-deposit schedule; purchases of this kind in Greece — particularly those made with residency-by-investment in mind — are typically completed via full or cash payment, with exact terms confirmed by the sales team. (All prices are quoted in euros.)

Developer & design

The sales presentation focuses on the building, specification and Nikaia location rather than naming a development company or architect of record. Developer and design credits are confirmed directly with the sales team. What the material makes clear is the product standard: Energy Class A construction, fully furnished interiors and a metro-adjacent urban address.

Golden Visa & international investment

For international buyers, a residential purchase in Athens may support an application under Greece’s residency-by-investment (Golden Visa) framework, subject to the rules and minimum thresholds in force at the time of purchase — which the Greek authorities set and can change. Alatsaton’s appeal in that context is practical: a euro-denominated, fully furnished home near metro, university and port, with published entry prices in a high-rental-demand district. This is general market information, not legal or immigration advice; eligibility and thresholds should be confirmed with a qualified adviser before any commitment.