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| Playroom |
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| Elevator |
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| Office |
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| Computer network |
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| Satellite Antena |
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| Furnished |
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| Electrical devices |
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| Solar heater |
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| Heating |
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| CCTV |
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| Living room |
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| Pets acceptable |
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| Air conditioning |
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| Kitchen |
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| Kitchen (number) | 1 |
| Bathrooms |
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| Bathrooms (number) | 1 |
| Guestroom |
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| Security door |
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| Sitting room |
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| Stairs |
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| Fireplace |
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| Phone center |
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| Dining room |
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| Type Power |
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| Rooms | 2 |
| Double bedrooms |
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| Double bedrooms (number) | 2 |
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| Natural Gas |
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| Terraces |
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| Terraces (s.m.) | 9 |
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| Balconies |
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| Swimming pool |
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| Tents |
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| Storehouse |
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| Storehouse (s.m.) | 4 |
| No. Floors | 5 |
| Number of apartments | 18 |
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| Suitable for Vacation House |
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| Suitable for Business use |
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| Suitable for Students |
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| Hired |
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| Private Terrace |
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Description.
Larissa Station, Apartment 4 floor, facade, 80 sq.m., security door, terrace, floors: parquet - tile, 2 bedrooms, independent kitchen, bathroom, natural gas, shutters, in excellent condition, near Larissa Station. Larissa Station is a district of Athens. The geographical boundaries of the district are the even-numbered side of Epirou Street from Acharnon Street down and the part between Acharnon and Michail Voda Streets the odd-numbered side of Paioniou Street. The name Larissa Station was unofficially given because it served the rail connection between Athens and Larissa as this was the nearest city at its northern end (at that time there was no direct train to Thessaloniki because the city still belonged to the Ottoman Empire).