When you land, you are already home.
Ra'anana. A small city that behaves like a large one.
Parks, schools, the civic centre and the shops, all a few minutes away. The motorway runs south of the neighbourhood, in a cutting twenty metres below it.
The greenest corner of HaMe'a.
A quarter of gardens and low villas, with the open belt of the city at its feet.
Nothing tall stands between you and the open side.
The landscaped space lies directly across the road; beyond it, three-storey buildings, then the villas.
Rooms that were drawn for the way you live.
A lobby of double height.
One room, two seasons.
A kitchen made for Friday.
Stone, water, and the light between them.
A wellness floor, for residents alone.
Six things you will notice on the first visit.
Ten percent now. Ninety when you have the keys.
A residence from ₪3.1 M is held with ₪310,000. The balance falls due on delivery, which is what makes buying from abroad reasonable: your capital stays where it is until the building is standing.
- Residences from
- ₪3.1 M
- On signing
- 10%
- On delivery
- 90%
- Layouts
- Three to six rooms
- On the tenth floor
- Two penthouses
- Status
- Permits granted
Twenty years of building and marketing homes in Israel, thousands of families moved in, and a place among the country's top eight real estate marketing firms in the BDI ranking. The Orangery is built and sold by the same group, which is why the answer to a question about the building comes from the people constructing it.
Your way home.
Leave your name and a number, and every drawing opens here on the site: ten apartment types and the two penthouses. Nothing to download.