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The Living Room
Terrazzo underfoot and tall shuttered windows draw the Plaka light deep into the principal room — high ceilings, and space to gather.
The Setting
Where the city began. The Plaka House rests in the lattice of lanes beneath the Acropolis — in the oldest quarter of Athens, inhabited without pause since antiquity.
Neoclassical façades, marble underfoot, and the Cycladic white of neighbouring Anafiotika — the quarter the Athenians have long called the Neighbourhood of the Gods.
The Spaces
Inside the house
02
The Kitchen
A long kitchen in pale stone and timber, opening to a balcony and the slow Athenian morning.
03
The Principal Bedroom
A calm room in soft neutrals, framed by the rooftops of the old quarter.
04
The Second Bedroom
Light and uncluttered — a guest room, a study, a quiet retreat.
05
The Bathroom
A walk-in rain shower in pale stone. Simple, serene, unhurried.
The Gallery
More of the house
The Location
Angelou Vlachou 6
Plaka, Athens — beneath the Acropolis
Angelou Vlachou 6
A few minutes on foot —
- The Acropolis & its Museumthe sacred rock, in view
- Mitropóleos Square & the Little Metropolisthe Byzantine chapel of reused marble
- Roman Agora & Tower of the Windsthe ancient marketplace
- Anafiotikathe Cycladic village on the hill
- Sýntagma & the Metrothe heart of the city
Enquiries
For more information
Private viewings of The Plaka House are arranged by appointment.
+30 693 793 9051
Apostolos Gomopoulos