Set in one of the most private and prestigious residential villages in greater Tel Aviv, this house for sale in Kfar Shmaryahu offers a scale of space — indoors and out — that city-centre apartment living simply cannot match. The main reception room is anchored by a striking pyramid skylight that floods a double-height living space with natural light, creating a volume and quality of interior that is immediately unusual for a residential property. Separate formal dining and a large kitchen with a central island, curved white cabinetry, and full-height glass block windows extend across the ground floor. A gallery level and additional sitting area above add further flexibility, and the main structure spans 5 rooms in total.
The separate 2-room unit — self-contained and independently accessible — makes this house for sale in Kfar Shmaryahu unusually versatile: suitable for extended family, a long-term guest, or rental income as a standalone arrangement. Outside, approximately 1,200 sqm of mature landscaped garden surrounds the property, anchored by a covered pergola and sheltered by a fully gated frontage and established trees. The plot and structure also carry development potential, with subdivision into two separate units a realistic possibility under local planning. For buyers weighing village life against city living, our Tel Aviv vs Herzliya Pituach comparison is the right place to start. For relocating families, our guide to international schools near Herzliya Pituach covers the options in depth. Contact Ronkin to arrange a viewing.
Highlights
- 5 rooms + gallery level with double-height ceilings
- Separate self-contained 2-room unit
- ~400 sqm built on ~1,200 sqm garden plot
- Pyramid skylight in main living area
- Covered pergola and fully gated private garden
- Development potential: subdivision into two units
Neighborhood: Kfar Shmaryahu
Kfar Shmaryahu is one of Israel’s most exclusive residential villages — a quiet, low-density community between Herzliya and Ramat HaSharon, roughly fifteen minutes north of central Tel Aviv. The village operates as its own municipality with tree-lined streets, generous plot sizes, and a long-established community of families who value space and privacy over city proximity. Demand from Israeli buyers, returning diaspora, and international families is consistently strong, particularly among those looking for garden-level living with access to the Tel Aviv business corridor, Herzliya Marina, Reichman University, and the area’s well-regarded school network. For overseas buyers considering this area, our guide to buying in Herzliya Pituach as a foreign buyer covers the legal and practical steps.
