This Neve Tzedek garden apartment pairs everyday privacy with an unusually generous outdoor space for the neighborhood. The 4.5-room layout opens into one connected living, dining, and kitchen area, finished with walnut cabinetry, dark stone countertops, and integrated appliances throughout. Folding glass doors along one side let the kitchen open straight onto the garden, so the indoor and outdoor spaces function as one during the warmer months. A separate Mamad safe room gives the household its own secure space, and private parking is included — genuinely useful in a part of Tel Aviv where street parking is limited. The building itself sits on a quiet residential street typical of the neighborhood’s low-rise character, just a few minutes on foot from Neve Tzedek’s main lanes.
Outside, the private 58 sqm garden creates a self-contained retreat with room for outdoor dining, lounging, and quiet mornings away from the street, shaded by a retractable awning and mature planting along the fence line. Combined with roughly 114 sqm of interior space, the apartment totals close to 172 sqm — generous by Tel Aviv standards, where a garden this size attached to an apartment is unusual. Elevator access rounds out the practical side of the building, so the ground-floor garden doesn’t come at the cost of convenience elsewhere. A built-in shelving wall in the living area adds real storage, something older Neve Tzedek apartments rarely offer. It’s a layout built for people who want central Tel Aviv living without giving up outdoor space.
Highlights:
- Private 58 sqm garden with space for outdoor dining and lounging
- Bright, open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area with walnut cabinetry
- MAMAD safe room — see our MAMAD guide for what this means day to day
- Private parking included
- Elevator access
- 4.5 rooms, approximately 172 sqm combined interior and garden space
Neighborhood: Neve Tzedek
Neve Tzedek is Tel Aviv’s oldest neighborhood and one of its most walkable, built around narrow lanes, low-rise historic buildings, and a concentration of boutiques and galleries packed more densely than almost anywhere else in the city. Shabazi Street runs through the center of it, lined with independent design stores and cafés, while Suzanne Dellal Plaza anchors the neighborhood’s cultural side with dance performances and open-air events most of the year. A short walk brings you to HaTachana, the restored Ottoman-era train station turned dining and retail complex, and further on to the beach itself. For buyers weighing this area against other central options, our guide on what it’s like to live in Neve Tzedek covers the day-to-day details — commute times, noise levels, and who the neighborhood actually suits.
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