This home is so unique it has its own famous name, The pomegranate house, being that in the yard there is still the hundred-year-old pomegranate tree that grew in the original yard next to the water well.
It's situated in the Nachalot neighborhood - Neve Tzedek of Jerusalem at the heart of Jerusalem, in a tranquil alley near the Mahane Yehuda market. Its prime location provides easy access to key attractions in Jerusalem, including the popular Bezalel Street, The Israel Museum, Teddy Stadium, and the Knesset.
Originally built in 1890. Years of history are able to be felt without the walls speaking. The apartment is located in the original part of a preservation house around which a new residential complex was built. As part of the interior renovation, the house became a three-level studio apartment, most of which are built from wood and fulfill all living functions.
Split over 3 levels, it's a 64 square meter apartment, with a garden of 21 square meters in a small and sought after new building with few tenants. It has 3 gorgeous rooms with high ceilings and a luxury double bathroom.
The apartment is full of creative storage solutions designed and executed by wood artist Nash Broick, such as screens that descend from the ceiling and a beverage bar hidden by a photo.
Fully furnished down to the last detail with the highest quality electrical and sound products, including a rich library and unique art from around the world, worth hundreds of thousands of shekels.
The apartment has a private entrance leading to a well-kept green garden full of privacy.

The apartment has been recognized with an award in the "under 70m2" category, highlighting its exceptional design and functionality. The interior design and architecture of this gem is well planned, carefully thinking about the small details and maximum utilization of the houses' spaces, which adds to the exceptional build quality.