VINEYARD

מאוכלסים

VINEYARD

Ashkelon

Attractive Early-Bird Prices!

The Vineyard project in Ashkelon is exceling in its prime location in the new neighborhood, its careful planning and its big variety of high-quality apartments. all this is in the wine city neighborhood that enjoys advanced infrastructures in one of the most promising cities in Israel.

The project will include three residential areas: HaBozer, HaKorem and HaYogev. On each there’ll be 2 buildings with 7 stories located around an internal, closed and safe garden.

Each residential area will include 114 apartments in a diverse mix of 3,4, and 5 rooms, garden apartments, mini-penthouses and penthouses.
Each apartment has a big balcony, a large and luxurious master suite, storage unit and at list one parking spot.

The perfect residential experience starts at the entrance to the complexes, goes through the lobby and reaches its peak inside the home. The building specifications will include a unique design and high finish standard, a designed and impressive entrance lobby, controlled entrance to the car park, an advanced intercom system and a tenants club in each building.

Ashkelon was the center of the Middle East wine industry in ancient times. The vines that grew in the area reached local wineries and from there traveled to four corners of the world and made this city an important international trade center.

Almost 2,000 years later, the Wine City neighborhood of northern Ashkelon is being built, a modern residential neighborhood that will house about 11,000 Israeli families. Wine City residents will enjoy unique benefits such as: Direct access to the neighborhood from highway 4, a train station in the neighborhood , an education system that includes three high schools, schools, kindergartens and community centers, a neighborhood leisure area that will include cafes, clinics and more.

Residents of the Wine City will be able to work, buy and spend time at an industrial and high-tech park, which will cover 60,000 meters and will include an integrated transport complex with a train station and municipal and interurban buses.

The western part of the neighborhood will be connected to a green public park, which spans on 450 acres and will connect to the Nitzanim reserve to the west. A wine history museum will be set up in the park, which will be built near the wine factory.