758 - Beachfront penthouse for sale in Tel-Aviv - Jaffa
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758 -
Beachfront penthouse for sale in Tel-Aviv - Jaffa
DETAILS
Property Type
Penthouse
Balcony
240 m²
Rooms
Built area
470 m²
Lot
Bedrooms
4
Architect
Other
ABOUT THIS PROPERTY
This spectacular first line to the beach, 470 sq. m. duplex penthouse is in a luxurious building's top floor and it offers an enormous 240 sq. m. sun terrace with breathtaking ocean view. This spacious and luxurious apartment includes 4 spacious bedrooms, a large master suite, high ceilings, playroom and impressive home cinema.
With the highest standards, superb location and the ocean just a few steps away – this is indeed a dreamy property.
AMENITIES
Upgraded
beachfront
close to recreation
high ceiling
airy
play room
large master bedroom
spacious
sun porch
top floor
movie room
underground parking
sea view
LISTED PRICE
Sold
CONTACT
Irit Brown
Licensed Real Estate Broker -
Old North of Tel Aviv and North Tel Aviv
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