There are few streets in Tel Aviv that evoke the same feeling as Engel Street. A treelined and half-pedestrianized side street jetting off the famed Rothschild Boulevard in the heart of Tel Aviv, Engel Street contains the largest concentration of Bauhaus style buildings in the world. For lovers of Modernism, you can even consider it an open-air museum.
BAUHAUS TEL AVIV LUXURY APARTMENT FOR SALE
BAUHAUS TEL AVIV LUXURY APARTMENT FOR SALE
BAUHAUS TEL AVIV LUXURY APARTMENT FOR SALE
The plot, covering an area of 597 square meters, was purchased by Meir Arison in February 1935 for the price of 1,100 Palestinian pounds.
The building plans were submitted for approval in May of that year; the construction permit was received less than a month later, and six months afterward, on December 9, 1935, the construction was completed.
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The neighborhood is Tel Aviv’s most classic and was where the city began in the early 20th century. The Lev Hair Quarter in Tel Aviv is a vibrant and culturally rich neighborhood, renowned for its historical significance, architectural beauty, and thriving dining scene. Situated in the heart of the city, the quarter is named after the prominent Rothschild family, who played a significant role in the development of Tel Aviv in the early 20th century.
One of the defining features of Lev Hair is its architectural charm. The area showcases a unique blend of architectural styles, including Bauhaus, Eclectic, and International Style, reflecting the city’s diverse history and influences. The neighborhood is characterized by its tree-lined boulevards, wide sidewalks, and meticulously preserved buildings that exude an elegant and nostalgic ambiance. The white Bauhaus buildings, in particular, have earned the neighborhood the distinction of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of the highlights of the dining scene in this neighborhood is the abundance of outdoor seating. Many restaurants and cafes have charming sidewalk terraces, where patrons can enjoy their meals while taking in the vibrant atmosphere of the quarter. The streets come alive with a bustling energy as locals and visitors alike gather to indulge in delicious food, sip on refreshing drinks, and engage in lively conversations.
Beyond the gastronomic delights, the neighborhood offers a range of cultural and entertainment options. The area is home to art galleries, boutique shops, and theaters, making it a hub for creativity and cultural exploration. The neighborhood also hosts various events throughout the year, including street festivals, art exhibitions, and live performances, adding to the dynamic and lively atmosphere.
From a historical value standpoint, the building reflects the great wave of immigration in the 1930s, which required the construction of 3-4 story buildings, replacing smaller houses. The building, like many around it, was built in the International Style prevalent in Tel Aviv during those years—a style that expressed social and cultural perceptions, primarily functionality and catering to the needs of a city undergoing development and growth.
The building has undergone almost no changes over the years until its preservation by “White City Buildings” and has maintained its unique features: it was built in the shape of an ‘H’ (towards its rear facade), with an inner green courtyard for the private use of its residents; its facade is divided into two sections, with only the ground floor differing, and the entrance breaking the symmetry.
Nevertheless, the facade has pleasant proportions; the public interior spaces, such as the entrance and staircase room, were carefully designed, likely by Kaviri, with attention to detail: from the unique railing, through the entrance door, to the lamps—all to preserve the overall harmony that characterized the house.
The building employed sliding windows, which were not typical in the 1930s, and was built using “modern” methods that included the use of angled concrete, select bricks, columns, and washed plaster (Washputz), methods that characterized the International Style.
Together extending over 260 SQM on one level, the flats features 3.4 meter high ceilings. abundant light and two gorgeous loggia balconies ideal for entertaining overlooking the leafy and quiet Engel street. The property is currently divided into two apartments of 09 and 10. An option exists to purchase both or separately. An extremely rare opportunity to acquire a property of over 260 m2 on one level!
Interior Size : 197 m 2
Two Balconies of 12m 2 each.
4 Bedrooms Including Security Room
2 Full Baths
1 Guest Washroom
2 parking spots
1 storage unit
Interior Size: : 67 m 2
2 Bedrooms Including Security Room
1 Full Bath
1 Parking Spot
1 Storage Unit
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