The boutique project at Kalischer32-34 offers meticulously designed apartments near the bustling business center of Tel Aviv, on the edge of Nachalat Binyamin, adjacent to Rothschild and close to the sea. Drawing inspiration from the international style, the building integrates contemporary finishing materials while considering wind directions, sunlight, acoustics, and the building’s location. The 15 apartments range from 1-bedroom units to luxurious 3-bedroom apartments and a 4-bedroom duplex, each with a sun terrace. The modern and flexible planning includes a rich and unique specification and a lavish standard.
Planned facilities include an underground robotic parking lot, storage rooms, communal landscaping on the corner of Kalischerand Grozenberg streets, a quiet elevator, insulated windows, and adherence to green building standards. The building’s facades feature white plaster combined with gray HPL panels and wood-like panels, with black aluminum finishings in a clean, minimalist mass. The planned building at Kalischer 32-34 will provide an elegant and urban living environment in the vibrant heart of Tel Aviv.
Living at the best location in the city, within walking distance of everything happening in the heart of Tel Aviv.
In the classic area of the city’s heart lies the unique and pleasant atmosphere of Kerem Israel, also known as Nachalat Binyamin. This neighborhood is home to about 30 conservation buildings, including Beit Wilson with its eclectic style designed by renowned architect Yehuda Magidovitch, and Beit Havivnik, designed in the international style by architect Amnon Bar Or. Kalischer is one of the most sought-after streets in the neighborhood, starting at Nachalat Binyamin in the east and ending at Carmel Street in the west, connecting the city’s textile, art, and cultural areas with the bustling culinary scene of the Carmel Market.
The calm atmosphere of Kerem Israel, particularly on Kalischer Street, belies its central and attractive location, just a few minutes’ walk from the heart of Tel Aviv: the fashionable Geula Beach, the nostalgic and beautiful Neve Tzedek, the charming Kerem HaTeimanim (Yemenite Vineyard), the lively Allenby Street with its shops, and the chic and green Rothschild Boulevard.
