Property Description
Architectural 4 Rooms On Basel Street For Sale, in Old North Tel Aviv in the heart of the Basel area.
Prime location, opposite the boulevard of restaurants and cafes, the Basel Tower and the public parking lot.
Renovated 4 room apartment with all possible innovations.
Come enjoy a quiet little street and still live in the center of things.
Walking distance from the sea, Dizengoff, Ibn Gabirol, Hayarkon Park.
Perfect for family.
Plenty of cafes, restaurants, bars and shops just below the apartment, 5 minute walk to the sea.
- 4 rooms
- 3 bedrooms
- 100 Sqm
- 3rd floor
- Elevator
- Huge windows flooded with light
- Parking lot right in front of the apartment (with option to rent a space in the parking lot)
- 2 toilets
- 1 master suite
- Equipped kitchen
- Architectural design
- 3 air directions
- Renovated building with well maintained lobby
- Arnona (2 months)-800 NIS
- Maintenance fee-250 NIS
- Entry date (within 90 days from time of purchase – the apartment is being rented currently for 9000 NIS – monthly)
Asking price:
4,000,000 NIS
Neighborhood Information
Basel street is a long street in the Old North of Tel Aviv. It leads from Dizengoff street to Ibn Gvirol street and is 650 Sqm long. It is named after the city of Basel in which the first Zionist Congress was held- “The Basel Congress”. In this complex,” Bonnie Ha’Ir “Square is surrounded by a number of buildings, including the Magen David Adom station, doctors’ house, the Marom Basel residential tower in the past, the central fire station of Tel Aviv and a parking lot for trucks. The parking lot and the fire station were moved to the northern end of Ibn Gabirol Street, and the complex was developed and on its southern side (Basel Street) and on the east (Rehatshaturi HaParhi), cafes, bakeries, restaurants and unique shops were opened. On Dizengoff Street, close to the intersection of Basel Street and Tel Aviv’s Lev Tel Aviv police station, the Egyptian Embassy is located on the other side of the street, opposite Ibn Gvirol Street. The street was planned in the 1930s and was built mainly in the 1940s and 1950s.
