This designer apartment near Rothschild sits on the first floor of one of Tel Aviv’s most architecturally notable new addresses — a Pitsou Kedem-designed building for Israel Canada whose distinctive white-latticed facade has become a landmark on Ahad Ha’am Street. The apartment covers 92 sqm across 4 rooms, with a 5.5 sqm balcony that frames a direct view of the adjacent Bauhaus architecture — one of the rare places in Tel Aviv where the old and new city coexist in a single frame. Interiors are finished to a precise specification: large-format porcelain floors, full-height glazing, and a layout designed to maximise light across every room. Two full bathrooms and a guest toilet serve the property, alongside a MAMAD safe room and private parking — both relatively rare to find combined at this address. Rothschild Boulevard is a five-minute walk from the front door.
Beyond the apartment, residents have access to a rooftop infinity pool with views over the Tel Aviv skyline, and a double-height lobby that reads as an architectural experience — raw concrete walls, brass pendant lighting, and statement design detailing throughout. Solar water heating and ducted air conditioning complete the specification. For international buyers exploring the premium end of the market, this designer apartment near Rothschild is the kind of address that rarely comes to open market. Our guide to buying luxury property in Tel Aviv covers the due diligence, legal steps, and what sets a premium purchase apart at this level.
Highlights
- MAMAD safe room to Israeli building code
- Private parking included
- Rooftop infinity pool with Tel Aviv skyline views
- Pitsou Kedem architecture — one of the city’s most distinctive new buildings
- 2 full bathrooms and guest toilet
- Five-minute walk to Rothschild Boulevard
Neighborhood: Lev Ha’ir
The building sits on Ahad Ha’am Street, one of the most sought-after addresses in Lev Ha’ir — the residential heart of central Tel Aviv. Rothschild Boulevard is around the corner, with the city’s finest restaurants, coffee houses, green space, and startup culture all within walking distance. The area draws returning diaspora buyers, tech professionals, and international families who want to be at the centre of Tel Aviv’s urban life without compromise. Our Lev Ha’ir neighborhood guide covers character, pricing, and what to expect as a buyer in this part of the city. Contact Ronkin to arrange a private viewing.
