Named after the city's first mayor, Dizengoff Street is one of Tel Aviv's most famous and historic thoroughfares, with shops, restaurants and a few cultural institutions to be found along its 3km length. This apartment sits almost at the northernmost point of the route and offers an interior that's pleasingly contemporary in style. Step behind the front door and you're greeted by an open-concept living space that benefits from huge amounts of natural light from the large windows. The design is dominated by clean lines, sleek surfaces and stark white walls offset by a few pieces of artwork and some verdant house plants. In addition to this, there are a pair of bright, minimalist bedrooms, plus a glossy bathroom that wouldn't look out of place in a high-end hotel. When it comes to seeing a little more of the local area, both the city's Old Port Area and the Ussishkin Promenade along the Yarkon River are five minutes away on foot. The golden sands and invitingly blue Meditteranean of Metzitzim Beach don't take much longer than that to reach, either. Home truths: *The building has an elevator to reach this single-level apartment *There's no private parking available, but there are bus stops a minute's walk around the corner