Beginning of the week and beginning of new auctions. Over 1700 auctions are scheduled to take place this week. Among the properties that stand out are villas of families who have worked in various sectors and beyond.
The tower of Andreas Vgenopoulos
The new auction for Andreas Vgenopoulos’ impressive tower is scheduled for Wednesday, May 15, while the starting price remains at 4.2 million euros.
The luxury mansion is up for auction during the liquidation of the deceased’s estate. After the suspension of the proceedings scheduled at the request of the heirs for May 25, the property returned to the auction platform initially on November 22 with the fate of the auction then also being suspended.
The single-family house has been erected on a medium-sized plot of 3,533.41m2, according to the title deed. In the central part of the plot, to the east of the house, there is a landscaped area with a swimming pool (swimming pool) of 102.80m2 with the corresponding outdoor relaxation area. It consists of two building volumes, which have been built in different time periods, have different technical and architectural forms but are in contact and are functionally connected, so as to constitute a single-family house. What stands out is the 16 meter tower.
The total construction is 1,604.72m2, of which 1,212.86m2 are main use spaces (1,123.86m2 superstructure and 89.00m2 basement), while 391.86m2 underground spaces are for auxiliary use.
The jeweler’s villa
On May 15, the electronic hammer will go down for the villa in Vari of the well-known and televised jeweler Giorgos Tsagarakis. The property is located on the Street of Dreams in Vari and is declared as the residence of the well-known jeweler, it has, among other things, two swimming pools, while the first offer price has been set at 4.7 million euros.
It is a luxury property on a plot of 5,174.80 sq.m., consisting of basement, ground floor and first floor.
The property has a note in favor of Alpha Bank for €456,000 from 19 September 2005 and a note in favor of Mohamed Zohari Abdelagiem Ahmed for €1 million from 15 October 2019.
The promoter of the auction is CEPAL HELLAS FINANCIAL SERVICES MONOPROSOPI A.E.D.A.D.P., as manager of the claims of the special purpose company “POSEIDON FINANCIAL INVESTOR DESIGNATED ACTIVITY COMPANY”, as special successor of “ALFA BANK SA”. The forced seizure was made for 200,000 euros,
Georgios Alexandros Tsagarakis was born and raised in Alexandria, he lost his parents when he was 12 years old and ended up in a boarding school. From the age of 16 he started working, while in order to be able to study he was selling off his father’s antiques. He even found himself working in Alaska.
In 1989 he founded Galerie Tsangarakis, with a presence in Greece, Cyprus and Alexandria, offering jewelry, watches, porcelain and collectible paintings.
At some point, he started selling jewelry through TV shows as well, which made him known to the general public.
The shopping center in Varkiza
On May 15, the electronic hammer will also sound for the Koutroulia family, whose creation was the successful “Palmie bistro” restaurant chain. The auction, again, concerns the large commercial building that the family maintained in Varkiza, which once functioned as a shopping center. There have been three other unsuccessful auctions for the property in question, which now goes under the hammer again with a starting price of €1,417,650.
doValue is in a hurry and the auction concerns 35 horizontal properties of an apartment building, built on a plot of 1,000.58 sq.m., in Varkiza.
Almost 60 years have passed since Giorgos Koutroulias started his business activity, and managed to associate his name with Athenian catering and entertainment.
From the beginning, his dream was to create a place where everyone could enjoy their coffee, a snack, dessert or drink and food worthy of “home”, at affordable prices. This dream came true, creating the Palmie bistro chain.
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