We are happy to offer for sale a gorgeous, luxurious villa with a swimming pool in Ra’anana - centrally located sought-after city – the Jem of Hasharon, only 20 km from Tel Aviv. This beautiful home is built on land of approx. 480 square meters, and offers approx. 420 square meters of living space, which extends over 4 levels, with an elevator.
It was built five years ago, while thinking about smart and practical planning, using high-end materials, and maintaining high-level finishes.
The villa includes a large and spacious living room, seven bedrooms - five of them are master bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a 300 sq.m. courtyard with a private swimming pool, and two parking spaces.
The owners of this villa will enjoy a luxury home, a quiet living environment, close to the entertainment and shopping centers, as well as to a highway that provides convenient entry and exit from the city.
About Ra’anana :
Ra’anana was originally founded in the early 1920’s by a group of New Yorkers as an agricultural settlement. Since that time, the city of Ra’anana has only grown in popularity, especially among Olim from North America and the rest of the world
From a population of 9 residents in 1922, Ra’anana’s population has grown to over 80,000 residents, and has also come a long way from its agricultural origins to a well-developed city that employs thousands. It’s famous for its industrial zone, which hosts countless high-tech companies such as Texas Instruments, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, NICE Systems, and SAP among many others.
The city is well-planned, well-managed, has won the award for being the Most Beautiful and Clean City over the last several years, is ranked 8th out of 10 by the socio-economic level of the population, according the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics. The education level in Ra’anana is considered to be one of Israel’s highest, with its with its 12 elementary schools, 10 middle schools and 8 high-schools. According to statistics from the Ministry of Education, Ra’anana is ranked in first place in the Sharon region and second nationally in the number of high school graduates.
The city was designated “Green City” by the World Health Organization in 2005, for its about seventy more parks and gardens, besides its urban park.

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