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Real Estate Classifieds THE JERUSALEM POST . FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS 23 Rentals House for sale/rent New on the market Diskinst: Ground in Holyland, Jerusalem flood duplex. 4 large bdrms. 5 rooms, spectacular view, large bedroom, jacuzzi, alarm 186 sq.m. Breath_taking views. system for the whole house, 250 sq.m. garden with a waterfall, Fully furnished! Yitzchak Kowalsky 2 parking spaces (covered), large storage room, elevator from YYK REAL ESTATE +972 54_7660338 the parking right into the apartment. Email: [email protected] Selling price - $1,800,000 Rent - $3,000 per month Huge and prestigious cottage!! In East Talpiot 6.5 rooms renovated! Big For details, please contact Available garden!! Balconies!! Immediate!! Merav - 050-562-2200 immediately NIS 8,800. Exclusive to Moriah Real Estate 052_240_0057 Ben Maimon Blvd. Rehavia. 2.5 rooms. 4th floor. Elevators. Air_Conditioner. Parking. NIS 5,000. Vardalee 050_7545414 TALBIEH: Luxurious spacious 4 room Tafnit Real Estate Ltd. 02-5670506 penthouse with huge roof terrace. Elevator parking. All amenities& A must see. www.aviadrealty.com 054_4999043 In Old Katamon Mehalkei HaMayim Street, in a new luxury building, 3 rooms with storage and parking. NIS 6,500, immediate entry. Century 21 072_3926530, David 072_3926492 Great location between Rechavia and Rassco: 4 gorgeous, fully renovated, In Old Katamon Katamon: 3.5 spacious Bedrooms. sunny, Sukkah, garden. Exclusive: 3 spacious and renovated rooms, 76 sq.m., small building, 70 sq.m. High ceilings. Full of ANGLO_SAXON 02_625_1161, Coral: 1st floor, paved roof for exclusive use, NIS 2,700,000. potential. Excellent investment 052_376_8698 opportunity! Yitzchak Kowalsky Keys and Exclusivity at “Tafnit Real Estate Ltd.” Giora Dayan – 052-2580560 YYK REAL ESTATE +972 54_7660338 In Talbieh on Mendele St. in a unique For sale in Rehovot 20 Hildeshimer st. Moshava Germanit, Jerusalem Email: [email protected] building on private land!. For Brand new on the market! Great renovation of a 3.5 bedroom location in Rechavia.Ground floor 6-room apartment on the 8th floor (top floor) with rooftop, TALBIEH: Gorgeous 200 meter New on the market in Old Katamon: apartment, 100 sqm + 20 sqmstduio, duplex. 4 Large bedrooms.186 sq.m. about 200sqm, 2 entrances. Large master bedroom and 5 room ultra_luxurious apartment 3 Bdrms. 80 sq.m.. 2 balconies. Exit to high ceilings, windows in 4 directions, Breath taking views. Fully furnished. garden. Elevator.Private parking spacious kitchen with pantry, good distribution. 30 sq.m. nestled within greenery. Elevator bright + 2 balconies, third floor & storage. Yitzchak Kowalsky Yitzchak Kowalsky YYK REAL ESTATE balcony. Tenant will be moving out soon. parking, a must see! Details : without elevator. Great investment! _ YYK REAL ESTATE +972 54_7660338 +972 54 7660338 www.aviadrealty.com. NIS 3,285,000 Ruth Abrahami Estate _ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] NIS Eva 054 4999043 ruthabrahami.com 0548070677 2,750,000 050-878-8608 Excellent investment in Talpiot! In the heart of Old Katamon: 3 Bdrms. TALBIEH: On Disraeli& .Magnificent TEL-AVIV KFAR SHMARYAHU 3 rooms on DerechHevron about For sale in Malcha a boutique 100 sq.m. 2 balconies (not sukkah). 147.5 meter apartment in small _ 50 sq.m., renovated, second floor, the building, 4 room apartment, beautiful Fully renovated.3 exposures. Fully building of charm. High ceilings. Sales Sales apartment is leased, building is balcony with breathtaking view, furnished!! Yitzchak Kowalsky YYK Spacious living room. Great dining expected to undergo TAMA 38 amazingly renovated, parking spaces, REAL ESTATE +972 54_7660338 area. Beautiful kitchen. 3 large For sale a unique luxury single family renovations _ renewal, expansion storage room. Worth seeing! Email: [email protected] house in Kfar Shmaryahu. High quality bedrooms. Master bathroom and extra and an elevator! NIS 1,340,000. NIS 3,250,000 Lafayette Real Estate level of construction and high end bathroom. Succa terrace and use of Meir Aharonee Real Estate _ 054 5340130 In the heart of Old Katamon: finishing. Details on the the following garden area. Details. 054_9144_952 02_563_4333 Completely renovated. Modern and website: www.aviadrealty.com DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTION!! fresh.3 Bedrooms. 100 sq.m. www.kfarshmaryahuhouseforsale.com 054_4999043 In Rehavia _ Prime Location! Ben REHAVIA “WOLFSON TOWERS” 2 Balconies. No vaadhabayit. Long Maimon Blvd.! Amazing 4_room 4 + studio elevator, panoramic view. term only. Yitzchak Kowalsky CAESAREA GERMAN COLONY: Beautiful apartment first floor, very spacious, _ Exclusive: ANGLO SAXON YYK REAL ESTATE +972 54_7660338 apartment of 6 rooms with great air on 3 sides, 3 sukkah balconies, _ _ _ _ Sales 02 625 1161, Joel: 052 286 1382 Email: [email protected] Old Jaffa AA Location, sea view, charm in small historic building! First special building, surrounded by green! authentic Ottoman (restored) floor. 134 meters.High ceilings. Price NIS 3,790,000. Meir Aharonee For Sale 5+rooms _ _ WESTERN JERUSALEM property, rare and exceptional in its Full of light.. Real Estate 02 563 4333 054_9144_952 beauty. 590 sq.m. + 250 sq.m. www.aviadrealty.com NEW! ARNONA: 5 upscale, balcony, Sales _ balconies + 53 sq.m. patio. Private Eva 054 4999043 view, parking, storage, move_in A new garden apartment in entrance. NIS 35,000,000 Verda Paz 8 months. ANGLO_SAXON Katamonim!About 135 sq.m. divided Villas / cottages _ _ NORTHERN REGION _ _ Paz Real Estate 052 252 6527 into 2 units of 3 rooms,2 safe rooms, 02 625 1161, Ilana 2 kitchens, air conditioning, window BEIT HAKEREM: Magnificent Private Sales Old Katamon (November 29St.) In a bars, lighting fixtures, all new and at a Villa quiet area, large garden, private _ high standard! A paved garden also. beautiful and well organized _ parking. Exclusive: ANGLO SAXON Exclusively FOR SALE in Caesarea. Old Rosh Pina renovated historic Excellent for residential or investment building huge (145 sq.m.), balconies, _ _ _ _ 02 625 1161, Anat: 050 687 7663 Private Quiet Approx 210 sq.m. house, 100 sq.m. on purposes _ as a large apartment or elevator, parking, for renovation, Home on 500 sq.m. Plot. 2 levels, 3.5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms 2 apartments!Price: NIS 3,350,000. potential. NIS 4,600,000. Exclusive. NEAR BAYIT V’GAN (SHMARYAHU Surrounded by fabulous tropical + separate 25 sq.m. apartment on Meir Aharonee Real Estate Lafayette Properties, Sabina LEVIN) 6 renovated, one level, garden garden. Short walk to Sea & lower level, on 300 sq.m. plot. Wadi 054_9144_952 02_563_4333 054_534_0130 + separate unit. Exclusive: Synagogue. Asking Price: Rosh Pina view. Possibility of _ _ _ ANGLO SAXON02 625 1161, NIS 4 500,000 Rena Roberman building additional 95 sq.m. unit. Villas / cottages Luxury apartments In a boutique building AA locationm Anat: 050_687_7663 (Realtor) +972 (0) 547657501 NIS 8,000,000. SBO near the Jaffa flea market and a short [email protected] _ _ _ PICTURE SQUE YEMIN MOSHE: GERMAN COLONY: 3 upscale, +972 54 456 0271, For Sale 1-3 rooms distance from the port, on a high Authentic boutique townhouse [email protected] spacious, new building, sukkah floor, a prestigious apartment, REHOVOT 3, enchanting courtyard, near balconies, parking. Exclusive: _ _ New on the market Kiryat Moshe 110 sq.m. + 60 sq.m. balconies!!! CENTRAL JERUSALEM parking. Exclusive: ANGLO SAXON: ANGLO_SAXON 02_625_1161, Sales _ _ _ _ Gat compound, 3 rooms, large and Open view of Mediterranean!!! Bright 02 625 1161, Galila: 054 431 0085 Joel: 052_286_1382 spacious balcony 35 sq.m. with a windows 4 directions. Elevator, In Talbieh bordering the German _ At a prime location next to building permit in hand to close it off For sale in Rehovot: 6 room Colony a 680 sq.m. plot for sale. Authentic freestanding house in Old BEST CENTRAL LOCATION. underground parking, storage room. Rothschild Blvd & Habima Katamon great location, high ceilings, (_ floor below is already built). Second apartment on the 8th floor (top Option to build a private house or RECHAVIA. (BARTENORA) 112 sq.m. NIS 7,000,000 Verda Paz Paz Real A 3 room Roof duplex in a paid building permit. Option to build floor (1 floor to go up). Immediate _ _ floor) with rooftop about 200sqm, 3 units, in pre_permit stages, exclusive 2 BATHROOMS. ELEVATOR. Estate 052 252 6527 _ 2 entrances. Large master bedroom modern building , 48 sq.m. _ 2 luxurious units or a private house, entry keys in the office, to Century 21, Oren 072 3926611, LOW MAINTENANCE. SEPARATE and spacious kitchen with pantry, balconies to An Open view. exclusive to Century 21, Oren exclusive_Hezki_0508_755_755 072_3926530 KITCHEN. STOREROOM. Private land. HERZLIYA PITUACH Tranquil. Elevator & Parking 072_3926611, 072_3926530. good distribution. 30 sq.m. balcony. PARKING. DAFNA LEVY REALTY For Sale 4 rooms Tenant will be moving out soon, NIS 5,200,000 NIS Rare garden apt. in Talbieh architect _ _ Sales _ _ New on the market ! Bustanai Street 0505 262 911 2,750,000. 050 878 8608 renovated, 300 sq.m., 6 rooms, 110 sq.m. unique duplex, [email protected] 03-6852770, 050-2852770 New on the market Kiryat Moshe _ Real European house. 3.5 bathrooms, high ceilings, privately 3.5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms. REAL ESTATE ABROAD Eliezer Halevy, 4 rooms, large and 800/1200 sq.m. of european art in owned land. Exclusive to Century 21 Two spacious sukkah balconies. Private RECHAVIA. WOLFSON TOWERS. _ _ spacious, quiet,Succah balcony, Rentals 072 3926530, Oren 072 39226611 parking and a Shabbat elevator. 150 sq.m. KNESSET VIEW. SHABBAT design and materials. Pastoral windows in 3 directions, second floor, NIS 5,380,000 Ruth Abrahami Estate ELEVATOR. 24/7 SECURITY. garden with pool. Beautiful rooms parking in building, seriously wants to In pastoral Rehavia a beautiful ruthabrahami.com 054_807_0677 WHEELCHAIR ACCESS.
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