The heirs of the late businessman and wealth manager Karolos Fix are the sellers of the 320 sq. Herod Atticus in the area of ​​the Palaces, which changed hands for 18 million euros, that is, a record amount of 58,000 euros per square meter.

It is a penthouse at number 17 Herodos Attikou, next to the Presidential Palace, built in the early 1960s by the eminent architect Takis Zeneto, who also designed the plans for the Fix and APCO factories, as well as another symbolic apartment building on Amalias Street. as well as mansions in Kavouri, Psychiko and Glyfada.

The architect developed a close relationship with a businessman who, having purchased a large piece of land in the area in the 1950s (the former home of the Amalion Orphanage), later divided it into smaller lots, which were sold, except for lot no. 17, which he retained with intention to settle there himself and his family members.

Among his heirs listed today, according to leading real estate sources, are sellers. from the apartment – the son of Karolos, Ioannis Fix and Sandra Fix-Marinopoulos, as well as their sister.

The apartment building, located directly opposite the National Garden, includes a basement, ground floor and seven floors, the last two of which were originally designed with internal communication form an apartment, but later they were separated, and the seventh floor remained in the property of Karolos Fix, who, according to available information, bequeathed it to his relatives.

Kathimerini was the first to reveal a record price for an apartment in an old but iconic apartment building in one of the most expensive areas in Greece and Europe, as well as a buyer. The buyer was 63-year-old Swiss billionaire businessman Thomas Flohr, founder and chairman of private jet charter company VistaJet. Thomas Flohr is the father-in-law of Prince Philip, son of the late King Constantine Glicksburg. Philip married in a narrow circle in December 2020 in St. Moritz to the daughter of Thomas Flor, Nina Nastassya Flor, and then they got married in Greece, specifically in the metropolis of Athens.