This Basel Tower apartment for rent sits on the 12th floor, putting Tel Aviv’s skyline and the Mediterranean directly in view. The 140 sqm layout currently runs as a four-room configuration, with the design allowing for a fifth room — giving tenants flexibility for a dedicated study, guest space, or home office. Living areas face the sea, with large picture windows bringing the panorama directly into the main living space. The kitchen is well-equipped, built-in wardrobes feature throughout the bedrooms, and the apartment includes two full bathrooms plus a separate guest WC. Basel Tower ranks among Tel Aviv’s most distinguished residential towers, and this floor delivers exactly that level of experience.
A Basel Tower apartment for rent at this height comes with a building package that is hard to match in the neighbourhood. The building features a recently renovated swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, a children’s play area, and round-the-clock security — a combination that works especially well for families and for those renting in Tel Aviv from abroad who want a managed, secure environment from arrival. Two dedicated parking spots and a private storage room are included. Basel Street connects directly to the beachfront promenade, the Sarona Market precinct, and the green residential stretches of Old North — all within walking distance.
Highlights
- 12th-floor position with unobstructed sea and city panorama
- Flexible layout: four rooms currently configured, with option for a fifth
- Building amenities include renovated pool, gym, and children’s play area
- Round-the-clock security with building concierge
- Double parking and private storage room included
- Sun terrace with direct sea views
Neighborhood: Old North
Old North Tel Aviv has built its reputation as one of the city’s most livable residential enclaves — quiet tree-lined streets, a strong English-speaking community, and an unbeatable position between the beachfront and the city centre. Basel Street is one of the neighbourhood’s main arteries, running from the beach toward Rabin Square and placing residents within a short walk of the Carmel Market, Ben Yehuda Street, and Dizengoff Square. The area draws a mix of young families, working professionals, and those relocating to Tel Aviv who want proximity to everything without the noise of the city’s denser central districts. Schools, parks, and everyday amenities are concentrated nearby, making Old North one of the strongest long-term rental areas in the city.
