This sea view apartment for rent sits high in Hayarkon 29 Tower, on Hayarkon Street near Rav Kook Street, with a full, unobstructed view of the Mediterranean from nearly every room. The apartment totals roughly 85 square metres of interior space plus a generous 14-square-metre balcony, giving it more outdoor space than most towers along this stretch of the beachfront. Large windows carry the sea view through the main living areas rather than confining it to a single balcony door. The main suite includes an ensuite MAMAD safe room and an additional shower and toilet, on top of the apartment’s main bathroom, so there’s no competing for the one bathroom in the mornings.
The building runs a 24/7 doorman and includes a private storage room and regular underground parking, the kind of building infrastructure that matters as much as the apartment itself in a high-rise like this one. Being on Hayarkon Street puts the beach, the promenade, and central Tel Aviv all within walking distance, without needing a car. The unit comes partially furnished, with closets and major appliances already in place, so a tenant isn’t starting from an empty apartment but also isn’t inheriting someone else’s furniture. For anyone searching specifically for a sea view apartment for rent in a full-service building rather than a walk-up, this is exactly that.
Highlights
- MAMAD safe room ensuite to the main bedroom (MAMAD guide)
- Full sea view from the apartment’s main living areas
- Additional shower and toilet beyond the main bathroom
- Private storage room
- Regular underground parking
- 24/7 doorman
Neighbourhood: Beachfront
Hayarkon 29 Tower sits directly on the beachfront strip, close to Rav Kook Street and a short walk from several of the promenade’s best-known stretches of sand — Ronkin’s guide to the best beaches in Tel Aviv covers the differences between them if you want to pick a regular spot. Living directly on Hayarkon Street means the promenade, beach cafés, and the shops and gyms along Ben Yehuda Street are all reachable on foot, which is part of why full-service towers in this stretch stay in demand year-round. For a closer look at day-to-day life along this part of the coast, Ronkin’s guide to premium seafront living in Tel Aviv covers the trade-offs between different buildings. Tenants new to renting in the city should also check Ronkin’s Tel Aviv rental guide for what to expect from the process end to end.
