On a quiet corner of Arnona, Yam Hamelech 7 is the home a growing family stops searching
for. The front door opens into a large living and dining room with light from early morning on:
big enough for the long Shabbat table, the homework hour, and the guests who stay past
dessert. The kitchen sits just off it, with generous storage and a proper pantry, and behind it
a small open den for the playroom hour or the quietest desk in the house.
The rest of family life fits just as naturally: an en suite main bedroom off the living room, a
large bedroom with its own door to the balcony, a second full bathroom, a smaller room lined
with bookcases that any reader will claim on sight, and a library nook behind the dining area
with a desk's worth of calm. Running along it all, past the en suite, the living room, and the
bedrooms, is the balcony that makes the home: long rather than wide, and all the more
usable for it, with room to sit over coffee, a corner where the kids can play, and a view out
toward the Dead Sea. Come Sukkot, it's a sukkah balcony too, and the sukkah goes up
without moving a single chair.
At 124 sqm on the second floor (walk-up), with a large storage room and a shelter in the
building and air conditioning throughout, this is the Arnona equation growing families hope
for: real space and real light, at 4,695,000 NIS.
The location is the point:
• Four bedrooms plus a small open den and a library nook
• Two full bathrooms, one en suite
• Long, year-round balcony running the length of the apartment, with direct access from
one of the large bedrooms: room to sit, a little room to play, a view toward the Dead
Sea, and a sukkah balcony come Sukkot
• Seven minutes' walk to Tzomet HaBankim: shops, pharmacy, bank, and the
emergency medical centre
• Under fifteen minutes on foot to Baka, with excellent shuls and schools in between
• Second floor walk-up. Large storage room and shelter in the building. A/C throughout.
