Homegirl

200 sq.m on the 3rd and floor of a spectacular historical building dating back to 1928 which was fully restored to enhance the original design. The penthouse is a new addition to the building and is sold as a casing, giving you the opportunity to hire an architect and design it to your own needs, taste, and standards. The neighbourhood is situated between Gan Meir park and Bugrashov and has a mix of gorgeously preserved and modern buildings.

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About the neighborhood

Close to Tel Aviv historical center and Gan Meir, a lovely urban park with a lovely playground for kids and a large dog park. Moments from Rothschild / Shenkin, HaCarmel market, shopping, and nightlife.

Good to Know

In the heart of the city, 10 min a walk to the beach, HaCarmel market, and Habima square.

The nearby Bugrashov Street and its beach are favorites among Tel Aviv’s international crowd. The street now has a dedicated bike lane, making commuting on 2-wheels a great option.

The nearby Bialik Square, which was renovated in 2009, together with its surrounding buildings is a UNESCO World Heritage site and include the home of Chaim Nachman Bialik, one of the greatest Hebrew poets of modern times.

The lawn around Dizengoff Square and its fountain has become a local’s favorite relaxation spot on sunny days. Grab a coffee and something to eat and join them.

In the heart of the city, 10 min a walk to the beach, HaCarmel market, and Habima square.

The nearby Bugrashov Street and its beach are favorites among Tel Aviv’s international crowd. The street now has a dedicated bike lane, making commuting on 2-wheels a great option.

The lawn around Dizengoff Square and its fountain has become a local’s favorite relaxation spot on sunny days. Grab a coffee and something to eat and join them.

Shopping in Tel Aviv has never been better, and Dizengoff street and center are no exception. The area is filled with great boutiques, vintage, and one-of-a-kind speciality shops.

In the heart of the city, 10 min a walk to the beach, HaCarmel market, and Habima square.

The nearby Bugrashov Street and its beach are favorites among Tel Aviv’s international crowd. The street now has a dedicated bike lane, making commuting on 2-wheels a great option.

The lawn around Dizengoff Square and its fountain has become a local’s favorite relaxation spot on sunny days. Grab a coffee and something to eat and join them.

Shopping in Tel Aviv has never been better, and Dizengoff street and center are no exception. The area is filled with great boutiques, vintage, and one-of-a-kind speciality shops.

Breathtaking eclectic penthouse in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tel Aviv