HOUSEINDEX · RAMAT HASHARON
Penthouses for rent in Ramat Hasharon
Penthouses for rent in Ramat Hasharon bring entertaining space, privacy and outdoor living into the same search. Start in Neve Gan, Hadar or Alon, then focus on the details that make a home yours: a generous living room, a terrace for dinner, comfortable bedrooms and parking. Compare monthly rent, interior space, outdoor area and building services alongside the streets around them. Looking for a penthouse for rent in Ramat Hasharon? Tell us your budget, moving date and the features you would love to come home to.


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Penthouse monthly asking rents
Selected monthly asking rents include ₪10,800 for a six-room rooftop apartment in Alon, ₪19,500 for a five-room penthouse in Hadar and ₪28,000 for an eight-room penthouse in Neve Gan. Their advertised areas are 230, 295 and 380 m² respectively. The table pairs public monthly asking rents with advertised areas. Your personal comparison separates interior and terrace space, then adds building fees and regular expenses to show how each home fits your budget.
| Rooms | Advertised area, m² | Asking rent, ILS/month |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 140 | 6,400 |
| 5 | 295 | 19,500 |
| 6 | 230 | 10,800 |
| 8 | 380 | 28,000 |
| 5 | 150 | 18,800 |
| 5.5 | 134 | 10,700 |
| 4 | 190 | 13,300 |
| 4.5 | 185 | 8,500 |
| 4.5 | 180 | 21,000 |
| 5 | 135 | 13,500 |
Monthly asking rents from public information, paired with advertised areas.
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Space and cost, side by side
Compare living space and rent alongside building charges. Choose the number of years to see the rent and building total over that period.
Calculated from your inputs. Balcony area is shown separately; building charges assume an unchanged monthly payment.
STREET BY STREET
Where would you like to start?
HaBeer, HaGanim and HaSadot orient the search in Neve Gan. Ussishkin and Averbuch introduce Hadar, while Bialik Boulevard and Bereshit are starting points in Alon. Street pages and the map connect your preferred address with cafés, shopping, education and transport. Begin with the setting you like and bring the details of the home into focus.
LIFE AROUND THE HOME
Choose the life around your home.
An orientation map around HaBeer. Choose a category and radius to explore nearby places.
CITY INFORMATION
City information for your next move.
Explore education, healthcare, transport and public services on the map. Use the city channels to check school registration areas, parking arrangements and address-specific services.
YOUR PERSONAL BRIEF
What matters in your next home?
Select details to review during a visit. Your choices also appear in your printed brief.
Compare area and budget on the same basis.
THE RENTAL PLAN
Two homes. Every cost in view.
Compare ongoing monthly costs, the cost for your chosen term and the cash needed at move-in. Enter each home’s rent, regular expenses and moving costs.
ROOM FOR YOUR PLANS
A budget with room for life.
Enter your monthly housing payment and regular costs to see what remains for your plans.
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Your viewing notebook
Three homes, 24 details to compare. Record what you observed and the questions to explore next.
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THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Before you choose.
Which penthouse suits the way you like to live?
Dinner with friends, breakfast outside and a dedicated workspace each suggest a different layout. A single level creates a continuous flow; a duplex can separate daytime rooms from bedrooms. The floor plan, terrace entrance and bedroom positions help you recognise a home that fits your routines.
Neve Gan: the home and its neighbourhood
HaBeer, HaGanim and HaSadot provide useful reference points within Neve Gan. For an individual home, the living-room outlook, terrace dimensions and parking access bring the choice to life. The neighbourhood guide explores the setting, while the map connects everyday destinations to your search.
Parks and places to spend time
HaHavalim Park in Neve Gan, HaNetsach Park and HaMaapil Garden are identified in municipal public-space information. They add outdoor destinations across the city. The map lets you explore a park or café around a street reference point; distances are straight-line measurements, with navigation links for the route.
A terrace that extends the living room
Usable depth, an easy doorway and shade can turn outdoor space into a place for meals and company. Consider the view from a chair, the afternoon sun and the relationship to the kitchen. Water and power points and furniture that fits the dimensions complete the outdoor living plan.
Interior and terrace space side by side
The comparison tool gives indoor space and the terrace separate entries. Place two homes together and compare interior area, outdoor area and monthly cost. A generous living room, comfortable bedrooms and a deep terrace each become visible parts of the choice, alongside the room count.
Single-level or duplex living
A single level connects living areas, bedrooms and the terrace in one continuous plan. A duplex can give entertaining, sleep and work distinct settings. The stairs, bathrooms and terrace access on each floor help you picture how the home will feel throughout the day.
Bedrooms, a study and a mamad
A main suite, children’s rooms and a study shape the personal side of a large home. Israeli room counts generally include the living room. If an in-apartment mamad is a priority, add it to your preferences and review its dimensions with the floor plan. Storage and air-conditioning positions help with furnishing.
Lift access, parking and storage
Convenience begins on the journey from the car to the front door. Useful details include lift access to the apartment level, the number and arrangement of parking spaces and a storage room. For an electric car, ask for the charging installation and the building’s arrangements for using it.
The monthly cost of your next home
Rent, building fees and recurring expenses come together in the rental calculator. The services included in each building sit alongside their cost in your comparison. A chosen rental period gives the numbers a useful context, helping you see how two homes fit your plans.
Cash for moving in
Moving, furnishings and small adjustments form part of the entry budget. A deposit is shown separately as money provided at the start; prepaid rent is counted once in the period’s cost. Enter your own figures to see both the cost of living there and the cash needed for the move.
A lease that fits your plans
Move-in date, rental period and renewal options belong in the home search. For a furnished home, an inventory brings furniture and appliances into the discussion. Agreeing terrace, shading and air-conditioning maintenance alongside pets and alterations helps organise the start of life in the property.
Everyday life around the address
Cafés, shopping, schools and healthcare help you picture the week around your new home. Change map categories and save places in your notebook. School registration is coordinated with the municipality or institution for your moving address. The choice extends naturally from the terrace into the neighbourhood.
People who make the move easier
An interior designer can plan indoor and outdoor furnishings; movers can organise access through the lift and entrance; a lawyer can assist with the lease. Add the services you choose to the moving budget, keeping the focus on a home that is welcoming and comfortable from the start.
Start a conversation about your next home
Save the homes and streets you like, together with preferences for a terrace, mamad and parking. The enquiry button includes this search page in your message. Add a budget and moving date to start a focused conversation about the penthouse you would like to rent.
