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A Luxe Tel Aviv Apartment Comes With an Ocean View and Hotel Amenities

A Luxe Tel Aviv Apartment Comes With an Ocean View and Hotel Amenities

Paying homage to the ancient port city of Jaffa, this residence is not only marked by beautiful architecture, but is equipped with a myriad of creature comforts.

Juxtaposing old and new, history and modernity, this architectural masterpiece was meticulously designed by world-renowned architect Pitsou Kedem. Take in spectacular outlooks of the Mediterranean Sea, the historic glory of Old Jaffa, and Tel Aviv’s skyline from every corner of the expansive floor plan. The residence spans 16,145 square feet of living area and an additional 10,763 square feet of a private rooftop terrace with a landscape garden by Mohr Avidan.

Layered spatial experiences are interlaced in the design and layout, promoting a true sense of home with intimate spaces to enjoy with family and friends. The bridging of old and new is further accentuated through the selection of materials and finishes. Inspired by the warmth of Jaffa's masonry structures, warm Mediterranean stones and marble permeate the interior, combined with light wood floors to allow the brightness and beauty of the Israeli sun to flood the space.

Natural, warm materials in the already luxurious penthouse are complemented by rich fabrics, custom-made furniture, and exquisite finishes. Residents may enjoy five-star Jaffa hotel amenities like a lavish L. Raphael spa, pool, state-of-the-art 24/7 fitness center, lounges and event hall, room service from Don Camillo and Golda’s Delicatessen, 24/7 concierge services, and private parking.









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