Nea Ionia · Athens

Kilkis 12, Nea Ionia

€250,000 Golden VisaConversion Project1 available units
Starting price€305,000

Project Overview

Project Type
Conversion Project
Golden Visa Route
€250,000 Golden Visa
Beds
1
Energy Class
B
Delivery
3rd Quarter 2026
Heating
Heat Pumps
Kitchens
European

Project Description

Nea Ionia is a vibrant Athens neighbourhood known for its rich history and diverse cultural scene. Originally a refugee settlement in the early 20th century, it has evolved into a dynamic area blending tradition with modern life, full of charming cafés, local markets and parks. The project extends over five levels, offering two (one) bedroom maisonettes and eleven (one) bedroom apartments.

  • €250,000 Golden Visa-eligible conversion
  • Heat-pump heating
  • Grohe sanitary ware
  • Delivery Q3 2026

Nearby Distances

  • Metro Station1.1 km
  • Park400 m
  • School65 m
  • Shops & Restaurants850 m
  • Downtown900 m
  • Public Hospital1.6 km
  • Airport21.5 km

Units & Pricing

1 Available0 Reserved13 Sold
UnitFloorType InternalBalcony / ExteriorTotal BedsBaths PriceStatus
GF.1 0Apartment54.30 m²34.00 m² 88.30 m²11 Sold
M.1 0 & MezzanineMaisonette26.20 + 18.60 = 44.80 m²2.00 m² 46.80 m²12 Sold
M.2 0 & MezzanineMaisonette22.70 + 17.60 = 40.30 m²7.00 m² 47.30 m²12 Sold
M.3 0 & MezzanineMaisonette18.70 + 33.10 = 51.80 m²4.00 m² 55.80 m²12 Sold
LF.1 MezzanineApartment51.30 m²4.00 m² 55.30 m²11 Sold
1.1 1Apartment53.30 m²13.00 m² 66.30 m²11 Sold
1.2 1Apartment53.30 m²12.00 m² 65.30 m²11 Sold
1.3 1Apartment50.30 m²6.00 m² 56.30 m²11 Sold
2.1 2Apartment53.30 m²13.00 m² 66.30 m²11 Sold
2.2 2Apartment53.30 m²12.00 m² 65.30 m²11 Sold
2.3 2Apartment50.30 m²6.00 m² 56.30 m²11 Sold
3.1 3Apartment48.30 m²20.00 m² 68.30 m²11 €305,000Available
3.2 3Apartment50.80 m²15.00 m² 65.80 m²11 Sold
3.3 3Apartment45.30 m²8.00 m² 53.30 m²11 Sold

Square-metre measurements may vary up to ±3%. Prices and availability are subject to change without notice. Contact us for the latest information.

Investment Analysis

Kilkis 12 is a Golden Visa conversion project in the lively, fast-recovering Nea Ionia district of Athens, with one of the earliest delivery dates on the site (2026). Below we review the project, the Nea Ionia area profile, its pros and cons and the rental-yield outlook within a professional real-estate framework.

Nea Ionia Area Profile

Nea Ionia, in northern Athens with its own station on Metro Line 1, is described as "a market in full revival". Among the northern suburbs it ranks second alongside Kifisia with an average ~4.3% annual yield — above Marousi (3.8%) but slightly below Chalandri (4.7%), a balanced performance level.

Nea Ionia's defining feature is a relatively more accessible price level while remaining within reasonable reach of both central Athens and the northern suburbs (Marousi, Kifisia). Traditionally a local residential area, recent infrastructure and housing investment is increasingly putting it on foreign investors' radar.

Pros

  • 2026 delivery — one of the fastest on the site; a key advantage for those wanting an early residency application.
  • Metro Line 1 access provides easy travel to central Athens and the northern suburbs.
  • The ~4.3% average area yield outperforms neighbouring Marousi (3.8%).
  • Nea Ionia being "in full revival" is a positive signal for future capital growth.
  • The €250,000 conversion route, combined with the area's accessible pricing, offers a low-budget yet strategic entry point.

Cons

  • The B energy rating is lower efficiency than the site's A-rated projects (Venizelou 90 2-3rd fl., Anaxagora 61, Perikleous & Rodou).
  • Nea Ionia does not yet carry the established "prestige" of Elliniko or Marousi.
  • Only 1 unit and a 1-bedroom option are available — limited for those seeking a larger family home.

Who Is It For?

Kilkis 12 is designed for buyers who want a fast result, keep their budget accessible and seek a compact investment aimed at the single/young-professional tenant. The 2026 delivery is especially attractive for investors wanting to complete the Golden Visa application as soon as possible. It is also worth considering for those who want to enter Nea Ionia's ongoing revival early and believe in medium-term capital growth.

Comparison With Other Projects

Its closest alternative is the standard Venizelou 90 (Moschato, €295K), sharing the 2026 delivery and B rating — comparable, with Moschato's stronger transport (metro + tram + rail). For those who can accept higher efficiency and a longer wait, the A-rated Venizelou 90 (2-3rd fl., €258K, 2028) or Anaxagora 61 (Kallithea-Tavros, €310K, 2028) are options. For a coastal alternative, Venus Athens Riviera (Elliniko, €301K) may suit, but it too is a 2028 delivery.

ProjectAreaPriceEnergyDelivery
Kilkis 12Nea Ionia€305KB2026
Venizelou 90Moschato€295KB2026
Venus Athens RivieraElliniko€301KB+2028
Venizelou 90 (2-3rd fl.)Moschato€258KA2028
Anaxagora 61Kallithea-Tavros€310KA2028
Perikleous & RodouMarousi€290KA2028

Estimated Rental Income

Nea Ionia's ~4.3% average area yield forms the basis of the estimates below:

Unit TypeEstimated Monthly RentApprox. Gross Yield
1-Bedroom€650-8004.3-5.0%

With its compact 1-bedroom format, this project offers a stable but non-aggressive yield model, appealing especially to a single tenant or a couple.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Nea Ionia described as "in revival"?+

With recent infrastructure and housing investment, Nea Ionia is shifting from a traditionally local residential area to one increasingly attracting foreign investors. Its position on Metro Line 1 and ~4.3% average yield are tangible signs of that revival. Such "early-stage" areas typically carry higher medium-to-long-term capital-growth potential than more established neighbourhoods.

Is the 2026 delivery really an advantage?+

Yes, especially for investors wanting to complete the Golden Visa process as soon as possible. While many other projects on the site are 2028 deliveries, Kilkis 12 and the standard Venizelou 90 complete in 2026 — meaning the application can start earlier and residency can be obtained sooner.

Is the B energy rating a serious drawback?+

A B rating means somewhat higher running costs than A, but it still represents a reasonable standard and may not be decisive for most tenants. Those who prioritise efficiency can consider the A-rated alternatives (Venizelou 90 2-3rd fl., Anaxagora 61) — but these come at a higher price and longer delivery.

Is having only a 1-bedroom option a problem?+

It depends on your target tenant. If you plan to let to a single person or couple, a compact 1-bedroom usually offers a higher rent-to-price ratio and appeals to a broader tenant pool (students, young professionals). If you want a larger family home, other projects with 2-bedroom options may suit better.

Is it easy to find long-term tenants in Nea Ionia?+

Nea Ionia's Metro Line 1 access and accessible pricing make it attractive to budget-conscious young professionals and students. The ongoing revival also supports local tenant demand. Given that only long-term letting is legal for Golden Visa properties, this stable local demand is a positive sign for occupancy.

Note: The price, yield and market figures in this section are based on general observations and may change; they do not constitute investment advice. Contact us for current floor plans, prices and reservation terms.

Location

Kilkis 12, Nea Ionia, Athens