For sale, a rare garden apartment in Nayot 

with a 320 sqm private registered garden  !!!

Divided into 2 levels with 2 private entrances
Possibility for an a extension of another 22 square meters with permit.

Current property layout and set up : 

Main level with entrance from the Street:

4 bedrooms in total of 110 sqm + 22 sqm covered balcony that can be joined into the apartment area and increase to a level of 132 square meters.

Lower level:  320 sqm garden, 60 sqm basement (divided into a studio apartment and a store room area  on the rest of that level)

The property has about 134 square meters from the roof of the building (there is no possibility of construction at the moment)

So, what we are offer in few words …

A total of 170 sq.m. built with the possibility of adding a covered balcony to the main area of another 22 sq.m. and a private garden of 320 sqm in the center of Jerusalem

Nayot was the first housing project in Jerusalem built by Anglo immigrants to Israel. Until an official name was announced in 1963, it was known as Hashikun Ha’anglo Saxi (the Anglo-Saxon neighborhood).^[1] English-speaking immigrants seeking housing in the 1950s formed a committee in 1957, and leased 16 dunams of land from the Jewish National Fund^[2] below the hill where the Israel Museum and the Knesset are located today, which was outside the boundaries of Jerusalem at the time.^[1]

Of the first 62 semi-detached homes built in 1960, fifty were purchased by families who immigrated to Israel from the United States and Canada. Many of the first tenants were diplomats, among them Simcha Dinitz.^[1] The architect was David Resnick, who won the Israel Prize for architecture in 1995.^[2]