Set on one of Nachmani’s quietest stretches — the calm section between Yavne Street and Albert Square — this apartment near Rothschild Boulevard places you in the heart of Tel Aviv’s most beautiful preservation district. Fully renovated throughout and spanning 81 sqm on the 4th floor, the apartment is front-facing with three exposures that bring in natural light from morning through to late afternoon. High ceilings add a sense of space that the 3-room layout puts to good use, with an open living and dining area flowing directly onto the wide sun terrace. Open to the city skyline and the tiled rooftops of the historic district, the terrace is one of the standout features of this property.
The building is well appointed: elevator, underground parking, private storage room, building gym, and a guest WC. Most importantly for buyers in today’s market, the apartment comes with a MAMAD safe room, a feature increasingly prized by international buyers and families purchasing in central Tel Aviv. Whether you are buying as a primary home or an investment, an apartment near Rothschild in a low-supply area like this consistently holds its value over time. This is an exclusive listing with Ronkin Real Estate. International buyers can find the full guide to buying as a foreigner on our site, or explore our step-by-step buyer process before getting in touch.
Highlights
- Fully renovated throughout, 81 sqm, 4th floor
- Wide sun terrace with open city skyline views and three exposures
- MAMAD safe room — built-in protected space
- Underground parking and private storage room
- Building gym, elevator, and guest WC
- Exclusive listing — quiet Nachmani stretch within the heart of the preservation district
Neighborhood: Lev Ha’ir
Nachmani Street sits within historic Lev Ha’ir, Tel Aviv’s most celebrated preservation district and one of the most walkable addresses in the city. This particular stretch is unusually calm for central Tel Aviv — flanked by Yavne Street to the south and Albert Square to the north, with minimal through traffic and low-rise surroundings. A short walk in any direction brings you to Rothschild Boulevard — Tel Aviv’s iconic tree-lined promenade with its Bauhaus architecture and café culture — along with the Pagoda House, one of the city’s most photographed landmarks, and the boutique Montefiore Hotel. Shuk HaCarmel, the Suzanne Dellal Centre, and the beach are all reachable on foot. It is the kind of location that rarely needs to be sold — it sells itself.
