This exceptional residence is located in the prestigious Maronite neighborhood of Jaffa, housed within a historic Ottoman building with a remarkable 150-year legacy. Once, the house functioned as the Italian Consulate. Positioned on a peaceful street, the property offers easy access to the lively attractions of Jaffa, such as popular dining establishments, delightful cafes, museums, the Jaffa Port Promenade, and the scenic Midron park.
The building itself has been meticulously preserved, both inside and out, with a dedicated restoration of its original characteristics—a rare occurrence in contemporary Israeli society. The residence spans approximately 260 square meters and boasts an impressive over 5-meter high-ceiling that creates a spacious ambiance. In addition, the property includes a private courtyard of around 130 square meters, a charming balcony, a double living room, four bedrooms, an en-suite bathrooms, two additional bathrooms, and two kitchens.
The construction of this house involved combining two apartments to create a seamless connection between the spaces while also allowing for effective division. This design enables one of the areas to be used as living quarters for a maid or as a guest unit, providing complete privacy.
While upholding its historical significance, the home has also been outfitted with modern conveniences such as advanced air conditioning, underfloor heating, high-end electrical appliances, security system, and a watering system.
This residence represents the art of preservation and restoration, blending advanced modern amenities with a historically rich location brimming with visual allure—an unparalleled living experience.
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Photography by Nimrod Levy