This apartment for rent near Kikar HaMedina sits on the third floor of a well-maintained building on Weizmann Street, one of central Tel Aviv’s most distinguished residential addresses. Renovated throughout, the 155 sqm layout offers five spacious rooms, an open-plan living and kitchen area with panoramic views across the Tel Aviv skyline, two and a half bathrooms, and a 6.5 sqm balcony. The kitchen features a generous island with a wood base and white stone countertop, full-height white cabinetry, and wide city-facing windows. Oak floors run through each bedroom, every one of which carries its own skyline outlook toward the Tel Aviv tower cluster. For those renting in Tel Aviv from abroad, a newly renovated move-in-ready apartment on a landmark address like this is exactly what the New North market rarely offers.
This apartment for rent near Kikar HaMedina is available unfurnished, giving tenants complete freedom to personalise a space that is finished to a high standard in every other respect — designer bathroom with full bathtub and herringbone tile, built-in wardrobes, elevator access, and shared parking in the building. Weizmann Street places Kikar HaMedina’s tree-lined promenade, Ibn Gvirol Street’s restaurant and café corridor, and the northern beach all within easy walking distance. For those relocating to Tel Aviv, this is a practical and prestigious starting point.
Highlights
- Renovated throughout with designer finishes
- Panoramic Tel Aviv skyline views from living areas and bedrooms
- Open-plan living with kitchen island
- Two and a half bathrooms including full bathtub
- 6.5 sqm balcony
- Oak flooring throughout all bedrooms
- Elevator and shared parking
- Available unfurnished — full flexibility for personal design
Neighborhood: New North
The New North neighbourhood centres on Kikar HaMedina — Tel Aviv’s grandest residential square, a wide circular plaza flanked by embassies, consulates, and some of the city’s most prestigious apartment buildings. Weizmann Street runs directly into this square, placing residents within easy reach of City Center Tel Aviv, Ibn Gvirol Street’s restaurant corridor, and the northern beachfront. The area draws established professionals, diplomatic families, and international tenants who prioritise address prestige alongside genuine residential calm — the square itself functions as a quiet green public space rather than a high-traffic hub. For those unfamiliar with how Israeli apartments are laid out, the Israeli apartment sizes guide explains how a 5-room configuration here typically translates to three or four bedrooms alongside generous living space.
