Erinis Development Athens GV 500
€500K Greece Golden Visa Real Estate Investment | Residency by Investment
10 Units
Description
The Erinis Development, a €500K Greece Golden Visa property listing, situated in the ever charming area of Agia Paraskevi, Athens in Greece. This residential development consists of 4 apartments and 6 maisonettes of modern design, earthy colours, functional internal and external spaces, large openings and plenty of natural light. The orientation of the apartments/maisonettes and the staircase in the centre of the property complex guarantee privacy.
The property features high efficiency systems, and sustainable construction methods, giving the development an A+ energy rating. The loft apartments feature open living concept, with high quality design finishes in a contemporary design. The units have added details such as automatic LED lighting system, photovoltaic system, solar water heater, fire resistant door, autonomous cooling-heating system and much more!
The Erinis Development, offers investors looking for residency by investment (RBI) an opportunity to hold real estate in a prime location within distance of the historic and busy city centre of Athens, Greece.
Contact our team of professionals at Investment Visa and request a callback on this investment today!
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Condition
Close to
- Airport: 23.6km
- Supermarket: 400m
- ATM/Bank: 400m
Amenities
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Alarm System -
Armoured / Fire Resistant Entry Doors -
Autonomous Heating System -
Balconies -
Central Antenna -
City Views -
Energy A+ Property -
Gardens -
Green Design Applications -
Large Glass Terrace -
LED Lighting Technology -
Parking Space -
Photovoltaic systems (Solar Panels) -
Smart Home -
Solar Water Heater -
Thermal insulation on walls & windows
Availability · Only 9 Units Available
3
2
€ 530.000,00
UNIT: A1
€ 525.000,00
UNIT: A2
€ 458.000,00
UNIT: B1
€ 469.000,00
UNIT: B3
€ 466.000,00
UNIT: B4
€ 608.000,00
UNIT: C1
€ 600.000,00
UNIT: C2
€ 822.000,00
UNIT: D1 Loft (attic)
€ 805.000,00
UNIT: D2 Loft (attic)
UNIT: B2
Quick buyers guide to Greece
Yes, you can, though it ultimately depends on what your plans are. English is widely spoken in Greece, serving as a bridge for communication, especially in the cities, the tourist areas, and among expat communities of all languages. If you are looking to relocate long term to Greece you will find life easier if you learn enough Greek to get by. Consider Greece has its own alphabet, and everything is written in it, including government laws and street signage. However, if you only intend to rent your property and visit Greece occasionally, it is not necessary.
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen, the best way to move to Greece is through the Greece Golden Visa program. If you are attracted to the benefits of this program, you must consider the initial investment of €250,000 for most regions of Greece and further associated fees. Contact us on Investment Visa to find out more.
Compared to Europe as a whole, Greece is a haven of affordability.
Athens, Greece’s beating heart, teems with history and captivates you at every corner with mysteries begging to be unveiled.
Patras serves as a gateway to Italy, on enjoyable sea-going ferry trips. Patras also stands on its own, as the bastion of the iconic, joyful Carnival and its booming nightlife.
Corfu is an island known for its rugged landscapes of hills and mountains, a hub for the rich diversity found in all of Greece.
Crete, the largest of the Greek islands, is home to the best Real Estate market in Greece and offers a vibrant social scene and culture.
Santorini, an island dotted with a myriad of white, blue-topped, buildings, provides you with the most breathtaking sunsets over the Aegean Sea.
Yes. The Greece Golden Visa program seeks to attract significant amounts of capital into the country’s economy in exchange for Residency. So, there is no need to have a job if you are relocating to Greece through the Golden Visa framework. Furthermore, the program specifically mentions that the investor is not able to be employed directly in Greece but is able to receive dividends from a Greek-registered company.
Yes. If you are thinking of moving to Greece, you can bring your family with you. The Greece Golden Visa program covers the investor, the spouse, any children under 21 years of age, and the parents of both the investor and the spouse. The situation might differ if you have anyone else with you who is financially dependent. Consult with us at Investment Visa to find out more on this subject, and to access our help in navigating any complex bureaucracy
No. Even though Greece has a complex bureaucratic system, the transition can still prove to be smooth and fast. At Investment Visa we have an entire team of experts dedicated and ready to help you throughout the whole process. Backed by years of experience, they know how to navigate those aspects of investing in Greece which can have complications. They can also help you acquire all the necessary documentation for your move. All of our advisors will provide the best and most suitable Real Estate properties for you and your investment needs.
Greece is a country undeniably shaped by its rich, vast history and culture, something that can be felt across all the Greek cities, each having its own unique identity and charm. Greek cuisine proves a shining example, featuring many different healthy recipes, which include plenty of olive oil, and all sorts of meats, seafood and vegetables. The proximity to the Mediterranean Sea has also allowed its people to enjoy a relaxed way of life. All of these are reflections of the high quality of life in Greece.
