Among Athens’ neighborhoods, Patisia offers a quiet, high quality of life in the city’s northwest, close to the university, and its population consists mainly of families and students looking for an apartment near their place of study.Patisia is divided into two areas: Upper Patisia (Ano Patisia) and Lower Patisia (Kato Patisia). In Upper Patisia, there is a commercial center near the metro station with a variety of shops, as well as prestigious private schools, including the Italian International School and Greece’s largest and most prestigious school, Lycee Leonin, which belongs to the Catholic Church. In Lower Patisia stands the Church of "Agios Andreas," built in the 16th century.
Petisia is a developing neighborhood, so real estate prices there are still low and attractive, yet its potential is certainly high. The tranquility and quality of life the neighborhood offers, combined with its proximity to educational institutions such as the university, make it an attractive destination for real estate investors from around the world. The Green Line of the metro connects Patisia with central Athens and Piraeus.
Northwest of Athens, north of the Acropolis and downtown. About a 20-minute drive from downtown Athens.
Metro station: Ano Patissia Station (Line 1); Kato Patissia Station (Line 1); Agios Eleftherios Metro Station; A wide variety of bus routes.
Patision Avenue, Acharnon Avenue, the University of Business Administration near the neighborhood, and Kolyats Square.
Students, families, digital nomads.
The neighborhood is home to the large and well-known Titan concrete plant, which provides quite a few jobs for local residents.
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