Ardittos House: Noval’s New 5-Star Urban Development Project

Ardittos House marks the first residential project by Noval, setting a new benchmark for urban and professional spaces with high aesthetic value. Located at Ardittou Street 40-42, in the heart of Mets, just steps away from the Panathenaic Stadium, it offers unobstructed views of the Acropolis and Athens’ historic center. The building, with a total area of 4,300 sqm, has been fully renovated while preserving its original roof structure. It now includes three floors of luxury apartments, ground and mezzanine levels with modern office spaces, and two underground levels for parking. The total rentable area spans 2,600 sqm, with 75% dedicated to residences and 25% to offices. The complex features 8 spacious and bright apartments distributed across three floors, half of which have already been rented, with the remaining expected to be leased by September. The office spaces, totaling 630 sqm, remain available but are currently under advanced negotiations with interested tenants such as law firms, architectural offices, and diplomatic missions. Designed initially in 1979 but left incomplete until recently, the building’s design was reimagined through a contemporary architectural lens, featuring clean lines, open-color marble investments, and large balconies that maximize the view and quality of life for residents. Its elegant, timeless façade combines modernism with a distinct nod to classical Athenian architecture, giving Ardittos House a unique identity and aesthetic value. Meanwhile, Herodou Attikou tops the list of most expensive rental areas in Athens. With proximity to the Panathenaic Stadium, National Garden, Zappeion, and Presidential Mansion, this iconic area is renowned for its high aesthetics, rare tranquility, and unparalleled views of the city’s historic center. Rental prices reflect its exclusive character, with a 215 sqm apartment on the 6th floor renting for €8,900 per month, equivalent to about €41 per sqm. Even smaller units, like a 60 sqm apartment on the ground floor, can rent for up to €1,500 monthly. Limited supply combined with high demand keeps prices elevated, making Herodou Attikou one of the few ‘high-prestige addresses’ in Athens.