01Start on Neve Oved Boulevard
The map starts at a sourced point on Neve Oved Boulevard in Herzliya. Explore the community centre, then Golda Meir and the streets towards the coast. Each linked street opens its own surrounding places.
OpenStreetMap · Herzliya street context ↗02A local community centre
The municipality lists classes for children, teenagers and adults at the Nof Yam centre on Neve Oved, alongside workshops and community events. Explore the programme when planning a family visit to the area.
Herzliya · Nof Yam community centre ↗03The library at Neve Oved 6
The municipal directory places Nof Yam Library inside the community centre at 6 Neve Oved. Include it in a reading or study routine and use the official directory to plan your visit.
Herzliya · Libraries and study spaces ↗04Golda Meir meets HaHarzit
Nof Yam’s community garden is at Golda Meir and HaHarzit, near the coastal cliff and Apollonia. Residents initiated the garden; the municipality also provides a route to joining local gardening activity.
Herzliya · Community gardens ↗05A day at Apollonia
Apollonia National Park brings together coastal scenery, Roman remains and a Crusader fortress. The park authority gives 1 Yigal Yadin for parking access and describes an accessible circular path and facilities. Plan through its official page.
Israel Nature and Parks Authority · Apollonia ↗06Sidna Ali and the coastline
The municipal beach guide lists Nof Yam Beach as Sidna Ali. When considering a coastal home, try the actual route from its entrance to your chosen destination. Consult the city page for beach arrangements before visiting.
Herzliya · Coastal guide ↗07School planning starts with the address
Herzliya’s education portal explains residential registration areas and lists Nof Yam School. Use the full home address to check the relevant school-year and age arrangements while planning your move.
Herzliya Education · School registration ↗08Four street perspectives
Neve Oved, Golda Meir, Yigal Yadin and HaHarzit each link to mapped street context. Compare the side of the road, the home entrance and your chosen destinations; a street reference is the starting point for that exploration.
OpenStreetMap · Herzliya street context ↗09Your coffee and everyday errands
Filter cafés, restaurants, shopping and healthcare separately. Start at 700 metres, then expand to 1,500 or 3,000. Build a routine connecting the Neve Oved library with errands and time by the coast.
10Plan a whole day in a garden home
Place entertaining, work, storage and garden access on the floor plan. During a Nof Yam viewing, examine the kitchen-to-garden connection and privacy from the street. Measure usable seating separately from total garden area.
11Light, breeze and the actual view
Photograph the outlook from the living room, bedroom and terrace separately. Record window orientation and visit time. For a coastal setting, add shading, ventilation and comfortable outdoor seating to your comparison.
12Parking and the daily journey
Try the parking entrance with your own vehicle and the route into the home. Test the commute at the relevant time and walk to the community centre or garden. Keep measured journey time separate from map distance.
13Household costs on one basis
Enter the supplied maintenance, management and annual charges in the comparison tool. For a garden home, include gardening and chosen systems. Compare both homes on monthly and annual totals.
14Compare prices with context
Record asking price, internal area, plot or garden area, condition and parking. Review completed transactions separately from current Nof Yam offers. Match the property type and street context before drawing price conclusions.
15Renting around your routine
Alongside rent, note entry date, term, included equipment and garden-maintenance responsibilities. Add regular charges to the budget calculator to compare the full monthly housing cost.
16Bring a useful viewing pack
Save the plan, cost breakdown and exact address. Use the notebook for light, sound, parking and outdoor space, return at another time and share the neighbourhood brief with your fellow decision-maker.