This sea view apartment for rent in Tel Aviv sits on a high floor of a tower right on Hayarkon Street, with the sea visible from nearly every window. It’s a 4-room layout: 120 square meters inside plus a 30-square-meter balcony that runs the width of the living room, and the sliding doors open wide enough that the two spaces function as one for most of the year. Two full bathrooms, a MAMAD safe room, and furniture already in place mean a tenant can move in with a suitcase and start living. The balcony catches the sunset over the water most evenings, and the building sits right on Tel Aviv’s beachfront.
A doorman is on duty around the clock, there’s an elevator to every floor, and parking is underground, which matters on a street this busy in summer. Renters looking at a sea view apartment for rent in Tel Aviv usually compare a few buildings before picking one — the extras here (doorman, secure parking, an elevator that actually works) are part of why this unit rents quickly each time it comes back on the market. If you want to see what else is available nearby, our list of Tel Aviv rental apartments covers the current inventory, and our guide to renting an apartment in Tel Aviv is useful if this is your first lease in the city.
Highlights
- Sea views from a high floor, most rooms facing the water
- 120 sqm inside, plus a 30 sqm balcony you can actually use as a second room
- Two full bathrooms
- MAMAD safe room built in — see our MAMAD guide for what that means if you haven’t rented in Israel before
- Doorman on duty and secure underground parking
- Fully furnished, ready to move into
Neighborhood: Beachfront
Hayarkon Street runs directly along Tel Aviv’s beach, and this stretch is what most people mean by “the beachfront” — towers and boutique hotels between the promenade and the sea. Independence Park is a short walk north, Gordon Beach a short walk south, and restaurants and beach bars along the promenade stay open late through summer. For more on this stretch of coast, see our piece on premium seafront living in Tel Aviv, or check Tel Aviv’s best beaches to see how it compares to the rest of the coastline.
