Amazing bridge  Penthouse in David village Mamilla

Discover unparalleled luxury in this exceptional penthouse, located in the prestigious David Village, Mamilla.

This extraordinary penthouse is a rare opportunity to own a property that seamlessly combines luxury, space, and views in one of Jerusalem’s most sought-after locations.

Property Features:

• Spacious 250 sqm penthouse on a single level, offering seamless and elegant living.
• Three luxurious bedroom suites for ultimate comfort and privacy.
• Oversized living room, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests.
• Expansive outdoor spaces, including a 50 sqm terrace with breathtaking views of Jerusalem’s Old City, David Tower, and Jaffa Gate, as well as a private 200+ sqm roof garden.

Building Amenities:

• Located on the top (3rd) floor with a Shabbat elevator.
• Two indoor parking spaces for your convenience.
• Private storage rooms for additional functionality.

Prime Location:
Situated in the heart of Mamilla, this penthouse offers stunning views and is just steps away from Jerusalem’s most iconic landmarks, shopping destinations, and cultural attractions.

Asking Price: $8.9M

Contact us today to arrange a private viewing and experience the true elegance of this remarkable property

David’s Village is a residential community sitting on the south bank of Hinome Valley in Mamilla Center. Totaling 200 units, the terraced luxury apartments overlook the city wall and follow the natural topography of the site. The Village includes uniquely designed bridge units that span over pedestrian walkways and gardens with hidden below grade car park areas. The new buildings are carefully woven into the historic city fabric.

The design is part of the Mamilla Center master plan, which was developed and implemented over a 40 year working relationship with the client. The plan for the 28-acre site comprises also a central business district and mixed-use areas in a former no-man’s land between the city’s Israeli and Jordanian sections. The village community is located within a park on the south bank of the master plan.

The original site had been heavily impacted by the 1948 War of Independence, but through the new contextual building and abundance of natural landscape, it has been restored as a garden neighborhood in Jerusalem.