Homegirl

Spacious 5BR penthouse with two sun balconies of 40 sq.m & 12 sq.m on each side of the apartment. 3 full bathrooms and an additional W/C. An elevator leads straight to the apartment, parking, and storage room included in the price. Flexible floor plan and option to connect to adjacent penthouse creating an extra-large property. New property in one of the city’s most wanted residential areas, close to Kikar Hamedina, north Dizengoff and Hayarkon park. Fantastic as a family home. set to be completed in 2025.

About the neighborhood

Peaceful residential neighborhood, and home to Tel Aviv’s luxurious Kikar Hamedina which offers some of the city’s finest high-end shopping. A neighborhood with great schools and plenty of green areas, including the fabulous Hayarkon park.

Good to Know

Tel Aviviains refer to Hayarkon Park, as an equivalent to NYC Central Park.

The park is full of lawns, playgrounds, sports facilities, bicycle paths, and water attractions on the Yarkon river and stretches all the way to Tel Aviv’s port and marina. It is home to a petting zoo, botanical gardens, an amusement park, and much more.

The Old North was built in the 1930s and 40s in what was then north of the historic city center and was named the North until Tel Aviv further expanded.

Kikar Hamedina, which was designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer, is a circular street and an icon of luxury with a representation of all the major international high-fashion brands. Plenty of places to stop for a coffee and a bite to eat while shopping.

Tel Aviviains refer to Hayarkon Park, as an equivalent to NYC Central Park.

The Old North was built in the 1930s and 40s in what was then north of the historic city center and was named the North until Tel Aviv further expanded.

Tel Aviviains refer to Hayarkon Park, as an equivalent to NYC Central Park.

The Old North was built in the 1930s and 40s in what was then north of the historic city center and was named the North until Tel Aviv further expanded.

Lovely 5BR penthouse with great sun terrace in Tel Aviv’s Old North