Homegirl

Nestled on Shlush Street, this beautifully restored historic townhouse embodies the timeless charm of Neve Tzedek. With soaring 6-meter-high ceilings, elegant architecture, and an abundance of natural light, the home offers a truly unique living experience.

Spanning 130 m² across three levels (no basement), the residence is currently designed as three rooms but can easily be converted into four. A sun-drenched terrace overlooks the picturesque rooftops of Neve Tzedek, creating a breathtaking urban retreat.

Meticulously renovated to the highest standard, this rare find seamlessly blends heritage character with contemporary sophistication in one of Tel Aviv’s most coveted locations.

About the neighborhood

Built in 1887, Neve Tzedek was the first Jewish neighborhood outside of Old Jaffa, but its charm and personality are timeless. Today it’s considered one of the chicest and trendiest parts of town. The neighborhood is a lovely mix of narrow picturesque alleys with beautifully restored buildings, modern towers, shops, boutiques, and great eats, all a few minutes' walk to the beach.

Good to Know

Be sure to check out the stunning Suzanne Dalal complex, home to Israel’s famous Batsheva Dance troop and a center of culture.

The gorgeous Park Hamesila, which runs from Neve Tzedek along to Eilat Street, was opened in 2020, it was built on the old tracks of the first railway between Jaffa and Jerusalem.

The park is a lovely green lung and a popular weekend spot attracting many visitors. Grab a delicious bite at the Romano café, or a pizza and beer at Teder, spread a blanket and enjoy the sun, or cycle on the path leading all the way to Jaffa.

A short walk from Jaffa, Tel Aviv’s famous beaches, the lovely Rothschild blvd. and more.

Be sure to check out the stunning Suzanne Dalal complex, home to Israel’s famous Batsheva Dance troop and a center of culture.

The gorgeous Park Hamesila, which runs from Neve Tzedek along to Eilat Street, was opened in 2020, it was built on the old tracks of the first railway between Jaffa and Jerusalem.

A short walk from Jaffa, Tel Aviv’s famous beaches, the lovely Rothschild blvd. and more.

15-min walk from the colorful HaCarmel market where you can find anything from fresh produce, spices, garments, and the best street food in town.

Be sure to check out the stunning Suzanne Dalal complex, home to Israel’s famous Batsheva Dance troop and a center of culture.

The gorgeous Park Hamesila, which runs from Neve Tzedek along to Eilat Street, was opened in 2020, it was built on the old tracks of the first railway between Jaffa and Jerusalem.

A short walk from Jaffa, Tel Aviv’s famous beaches, the lovely Rothschild blvd. and more.

15-min walk from the colorful HaCarmel market where you can find anything from fresh produce, spices, garments, and the best street food in town.

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