Venizelou Residences, Piraeus

Venizelou Residences brings a characterful neoclassical building at the corner of Eleftheriou Venizelou 49 and Praxitelous Street, in the heart of Piraeus, back to life as modern homes. With its tiled roof, timber shutters, wrought-iron balcony and refined façade lighting, the building pairs the historic fabric of the port city with contemporary living.

Project concept and the Golden Visa

Five residences are arranged across the semi-basement, ground floor, first floor and loft; the three available homes are duplexes entered from the ground floor. In Greece, commercial-to-residential conversions and restorations of protected historic buildings can qualify for the Golden Visa at the €250,000 threshold; prices here start from €325,000. Eligibility is confirmed for each unit through legal due diligence.

Location

Home to Greece's largest port, a regenerating waterfront and a lively centre, Piraeus is one of the most dynamic parts of greater Athens. Everything is within walking distance:

• Bus stop approx. 60 m; Municipal Theatre tram stop approx. 360 m
• Piraeus metro and rail station approx. 800 m
• Supermarket, bakery and pharmacy right next door; Sklavenitis approx. 200 m, Lidl approx. 490 m
• International School of Piraeus approx. 40 m, with numerous schools and nurseries within 400 m
• Municipal Theatre, Municipal Gallery, the Merchant Marine Museum and parks nearby

The residences

• G1 – 91.44 m²: 31.77 m² of open-plan living and kitchen on the ground floor, with a 59.67 m² loft sleeping level above.
• G2 – 66.36 m²: a two-level duplex over the ground floor (30.18 m²) and semi-basement (36.18 m²).
• G3 – 65.94 m²: a duplex across the ground floor and semi-basement (32.97 + 32.97 m²).

Interiors combine timber finishes, travertine-textured bathrooms, framed glass showers, black fixtures and concealed lighting for a warm, hotel-grade atmosphere.

Delivery and investment outlook

All documents are in place; construction is scheduled to begin in August 2026 with delivery planned for April 2027. Boutique character, scarce supply and a central address give these homes strong appeal for urban rental demand and long-term value retention.