Embassy of Sweden, Athens

The chancery was 1945–1955 located at rue Patriarchou loachim 20, Athens,[4][5] 1956–1963 at rue Stissichorou 15, Athens,[6][7] in 1964 at rue Méléagrou, Athens 138,[8] and from 1965 at 4 rue Méléagrou & Boulevard Vassileos Konstantinou, Athens 138,[9]

As of 2023, the chancery are located at Vassileos Konstantinou 7, at the top of the fifth floor of a building built in 1977. The building also houses the embassies of the Netherlands and Ireland. Across the street is the Panathenaic Stadium from 1896, the year the first modern Olympic Games took place. The Swedish Embassy moved in during 1979 and in connection with that the chancery was rebuilt. Ten years later, in 1989, a thorough renovation and installation of a new reception, security lock and interview room was carried out. In 2003, the embassy's premises were renovated and a new heating and cooling system was installed. In 2012, a new elevator was installed.[10]

The ambassador's residence was 1955–1956 located at Rue Méléagrou 5,[5][6] 1957–1964 at Rue Roi Georges II, n:o 1,[11][8] 1965–1966 at 1 rue Vassileos Georgiou B,[9][12] and from 1967 at 17 rue Hirodou Attikou.[13]

The landlord of the previously rented Swedish ambassadoral residence sold the house and the new owner did not want to rent it out. A suitable replacement property was found in the Filothei district, located on the slope northeast of the city center overlooking Athens and Mount Pentelicus. The district is a quiet residential area and several countries have relocated their ambassadoral residences here. The ambassador's residence was built and purchased in 1989. The architect's name is Stelios Agiostatitis.[10] Its located at Ioannou Metaxa 56 in Filothei.[14]

The ambassador's residence is a detached earth shelter villa in two floors and a basement. Both exterior and interior are white, the latter with white marble floors and white painted walls. There are glass walls facing the valley. The entrance is on the street level, as is the representation floor with study, lounge, dining room and kitchen. Outside the dining room and lounge is a large terrace of about 120 square metre. On the ambassador's private floor, there are five bedrooms, a living room, four bathrooms and two smaller terraces. Recreation room, storage rooms and rooms for service staff are located in the basement. There is also a garage. The property has a walled raised plot of 1,200 square metre. In the garden there is a solar heated pool.[10]