Nachlaot- Authentic Bright 1BD with Terrace

Be part of the real Nachlaot experience in this spacious, authentic one bedroom apartment with balcony overlooking the historic alleyways. Enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning or a glass of wine later in a day in the sun-drenched balcony, with all the comforts of a brand new bathroom, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, WiFi, and more. The space This is an authentic Jerusalem – very old and diverse, in the heart of the city. The central location can hardly be beat - you can walk easily to Rehavia, Parlament, Hebrew University, Israel Museum, Central Bus station, Ben Yehuda Street and, of course, the Shuk (Mache Yehuda). Several scenes in the upcoming Israeli TV series (“B’Esh U b’Maim” by the legendary Guy Amir and Hanan Savyon) were filmed in this apartment and on its balcony in 2021. The apartment located on the first floor is truly spacious (52 square metres) and bright; has a dedicated dining area and a separate work place with a desk. The living room has a fold-out sofa and a couch. The kitchen is completely equipped for preparing real and even fancy meals. There is a newly renovated full bathroom and an additional small bathroom with a toilet. Bedroom has a new queen size bed and a full wall wardrobe. You can walk out of the bedroom straight into the lovely balcony full of plants and flowers. The balcony wraps around the entire apartment and is great for having breakfast and sipping your favorite drinks any time of the day. And watching the life below. And of course there is TV, internet, Nespresso machine, washer/dryer, books, etc. This is a personal home rented out when the owners are not in town – and it will feel like a home away from home. Guest access Guests will have access to the whole apartment Other things to note VAT EXEMPTION This information applies only to people entering Israel on a B/2, B/3, B/4 visa or entering according to a special entry permit, such as: diplomats. According to the Israel Value Added Tax Law, a wide range of tourism services provided to tourists (foreign citizen), during their stay in Israel, are subject to zero VAT. Section 30(a)(8) of the Value Added Tax Law 1975, and regulations 12(a), 12a(c) and 12b of the Value Added Tax Regulations 1976 Services eligible for zero VAT: Overnight hotel accommodations and additional services provided to the tourists. Therefore, in order to avoid paying 17% VAT, any guests will be required to provide his passport picture as well as a picture of the blue ticket he will receive during immigration at Ben Gurion Airport. Any guest who will not provide these documents will be subject by law to pay 17% VAT (this includes Israeli and dual citizens).