Frishman Set

Looking for a bright and sunny apartment just footsteps from Tel Aviv's sandy shores right in the heart of the city? Then this newly refurbished apartment, a mere two-minute flip-flop from the city's most beloved beach, Frishman, should suit you down to the ground.

Sunny days call for a mooch along the Tayelet Promenade, stopping at coastal restaurants and vibey beach bars along the way. Then up the ante with a workout on the beach's fitness trail or a game of beach volleyball. Or grab yourself a spot on the powder sands for an afternoon of sun worshipping and people-watching.

When it's time to rest up back at home, you'll love this home's fresh and uplifting feel, with dual-aspect windows flooding the rooms with natural light that bounces off those polished stone floors. And while its pared-back interiors won't be scooping any coveted design awards, everywhere feels immaculately cared for – just how we like our city boltholes to be.

Over in the king-sized bedroom, there's a sleek en-suite rainfall shower room to kickstart your day and a second bathroom next door to speed things along if you're sharing this home. And there's everything you could need in the modern kitchen, complete with a coffee machine for a caffeine fix.

When it's time to say adieu, there's a private parking spot at this apartment (a rare luxury in Tel Aviv), and the train station is just a ten-minute stroll from your door, so leaving this nonstop city is a doddle.

Home truths:
*You’ll have access to a private open-air parking spot at this apartment, though with everything within walking distance, it's not necessary to have a car
*This home is located in an apartment building, and you’ll share an entrance and lift access
*The apartment sleeps three guests, with the last guest sleeping on a double sofa bed in the lounge space – if you’d like ample space for socialising, we’d recommend this home for two guests
*Kitchen essentials are provided to help settle you in
*There is a laptop-friendly space for remote working
*This home does not accept groups of young people (up to 26 years old)