Exclusive | Inside Athens oasis Kimberly Guilfoyle forced to leave as sources reveal shes heading back to Florida

Kimberly Guilfoyle is losing more than a title.She’s losing one of the most coveted addresses in Athens and will likely be heading back to the Sunshine State, a source told The Post.

The former Fox News star and Trump loyalist agreed Tuesday to step down as US ambassador to Greece once the White House asked her to go, which means she’ll have to give up Jefferson House, the government-owned estate that comes with the job.“We have asked Ambassador Guilfoyle to resign,” White House press secretary Katie Zacharia announced at her first briefing. “She will not be there.I didn’t like what I read,” President Donald Trump told reporters on the South Lawn.The residence sits on Panagi Kyriakou Street in Kolonaki, the city’s toniest neighborhood, tucked at the base of Lycabettus Hill and an easy stroll from Syntagma Square.It’s a pricey postcode.

Homes in Kolonaki-Lykavittos are the most expensive in Athens, averaging roughly $660 per square foot, and the best properties command close to $1,000 per square foot. For comparison, a 3-bed, 3-bath Kolonaki townhouse of about 2,000 square feet is currently listed for $2.17 million.Renters pay a premium too.Kolonaki ties Santorini and Thessaloniki’s Old Waterfront for Greece’s highest average rents.. Jefferson House meanwhile is a sprawling, gated diplomatic compound. Washington keeps the specs close to the vest.

Details on the home’s history, layout and interiors are scarce for security and privacy reasons.What is known is the architecture blends stately Greek touches with a breezy Palm Beach vibe, featuring columns and a symmetrical facade that echo the neighborhood’s old-world look. Outside, the grounds include manicured gardens, a pool and a veranda. Inside, the home splits private family quarters from official space, with formal reception rooms, dining areas and meeting rooms decorated to showcase American culture alongside Greek artistry.It’s built for entertaining.Then-Secretary of State M...

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