Description.

Gyzi excellent third floor apartment built in 1973, 122 sq.m. with a large living room, independent kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom and a large terrace. It has independent oil heating and a fireplace. In an excellent area close to the market and schools. Many bus lines pass through the area. Gyzi was rapidly urbanised during the 1960s and 1970s. On 15 May 1985 a shootout between Christos Tsoutsouvis (a far-left militant) and one of his accomplices on the one side and the police on the other side took place in the neighbourhood of Gyzi, resulting in four deaths. The nearest metro stations are Ampelokipi and Panormou (line 3) and Victoria (line 1). It is popular among Greeks for having a strong base of Panathinaikos fans, one of the most historical Greek athletic clubs. This is mostly due to its geographical proximity to the Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, the traditional home field of Panathinaikos FC. Gyzi used to have a small river, the Vafeiochori, which was situated where Vafeiochoriou street is today. Local teams include Gyziakos, Panellinios and Anagennisi Gkyzi-Polygono.[1][2] There are two primary schools and four high schools in the area.