Some houses are not visited. They are told, room after room, from the gate to the sea.
In the heart of Herzliya Pituach, three hundred metres from the shore, the villa opens onto a quiet street lined with century-old ficus trees. Past the gate, the sound of the city fades away.
One of the country's most sought-after residential neighbourhoods, twenty minutes from Tel Aviv.
Six-metre ceilings, full-height glass walls that slide away entirely: the living room extends the terrace, and the terrace extends the garden. Light crosses the house from morning to evening.
Cut-stone floors, bespoke joinery, an open fireplace.
An entire floor. A bedroom facing the sea, a walk-through dressing room, a travertine bathroom with a freestanding tub beneath a skylight.
Four further suites host family and guests, each with its own bathroom.
In detail
Herzliya Pituach — the sea, the embassies, the marina.