This two-room apartment is a luxury apartment for rent near the sea, set on a high floor of a landmark tower on Hayarkon Street. Full-height windows run the width of the living room, carrying sea and skyline views straight through to a private balcony where morning light lands first. The balcony is large enough for a table and lounge seating, making it a genuine outdoor room rather than a narrow strip for potted plants. The same light continues into a sleek white kitchen fitted with dark countertops and full-size appliances, giving the whole front of the apartment an open, connected feel rather than a closed-off galley layout. The bedroom sits at the quieter end of the apartment, a calm, uncluttered space with built-in storage and its own window. A MAMAD safe room adds real day-to-day value here, with its own shower and toilet attached, effectively giving the apartment a second bathroom most two-room units on this street don’t have.
Building amenities match the address: a manned entrance with a 24/7 guard, underground parking, and a private storage unit, all inside one of the more established towers on this stretch of the coast, close to some of Tel Aviv’s best beaches. For renters who want a luxury apartment for rent near the sea without the extra space or upkeep of a full three-room layout, this combination of sea views, a high floor, and building security is hard to match among two-room rentals in the area. Ready for viewing now.
Highlights
- 2-room layout with a private balcony overlooking the sea and city skyline
- MAMAD safe room with its own shower and toilet — see our MAMAD guide
- High floor position in a landmark tower on Hayarkon Street
- Underground parking included
- Private storage unit
- 24/7 security guard at the building entrance
Neighborhood: Beachfront
This address sits on Hayarkon Street, just off Rav Kook Street, in the Beachfront stretch of Tel Aviv where the promenade, cafes, and the Mediterranean are all a short walk from the front door. Mornings here mean a walk along the seafront before the city wakes up; evenings mean watching the sunset from the balcony. The area draws a steady mix of long-term tenants and returning visitors who want beach access without giving up the rest of the city — Rothschild Boulevard and the Carmel Market are both a short ride away. Renters weighing up this part of town can browse our full range of rental listings in Tel Aviv or read our guide to renting an apartment in Tel Aviv for more on pricing and process.
