This duplex penthouse for rent in Tel Aviv spans two floors of a building on Ben Yehuda Street that went through a full Tama 38 renovation, so everything from the wiring to the windows is new. The lower floor holds three rooms and two bathrooms, including a MAMAD safe room, across 138 square meters. Climb up to the seventh floor and the layout opens into one large kitchen and living room with windows on more than one side, looking out over the rooftops toward the sea. A 33-square-meter balcony runs off the living room, big enough for a full outdoor dining setup. The kitchen has a new oven and microwave, and the rooms have new built-in cabinets.
Ben Yehuda Street here sits north of Arlozorov, solidly inside Old North, and a newly renovated duplex penthouse for rent in Tel Aviv in this stretch of the neighborhood doesn’t come up often — most nearby buildings are older and haven’t gone through Tama 38 yet. Our Tama 38 guide covers what that renovation process involves and why units in these projects tend to be built to a higher standard. Our renting an apartment in Tel Aviv guide walks through leases and deposits if this is your first rental here, and you can browse our current Tel Aviv rental apartments to see what else is available.
Highlights
- Duplex layout across two floors, fully renovated after Tama 38
- Three rooms and two bathrooms on the lower floor, including a MAMAD safe room — see our MAMAD guide
- Combined kitchen and living room on the top floor with sea-facing views
- 33 sqm balcony off the living room
- Partially furnished, with a new oven, microwave, and built-in cabinets
Neighborhood: Old North
Ben Yehuda Street north of Arlozorov sits well inside Old North, one of Tel Aviv’s most established residential pockets — leafier and quieter than the blocks closer to the center, with easy walking access to the beach. It’s popular with young families and long-term expats who want to be near the sea without living directly on the beachfront strip. Our Old North Tel Aviv guide covers schools, transit, and how this part of the city compares to Lev Ha’ir and the beachfront.
