Old Katamon is a neighborhood with a historic charm and a warm family atmosphere. It was founded in the 1930s and is characterized by charming stone houses with tiled roofs, narrow streets, and private gardens, giving it a unique sense of nostalgia. The neighborhood offers a quiet residential experience with a close-knit community and a deep sense of belonging. Residents enjoy green areas, small cafes, family restaurants, and unique boutique shops, creating a village-like atmosphere in the city’s heart.
The neighborhoods’ construction was eclectic international style, with more luxurious buildings featuring grand entrance staircases, balconies, and arches, while simpler homes had straight lines and curved balconies. Over the years, the neighborhood has become a sought-after destination for families and public figures, including three Israeli prime ministers: Levi Eshkol, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Ehud Olmert. Additionally, it has been home to cultural figures and renowned artists such as Pinchas Litvinovsky, David Robinger and poets like Shaul Tchernichovsky.
The first houses in the neighborhood were built at the beginning of the 20th century. After World War I, especially after 1924, luxurious houses were constructed, attracting wealthy and educated families from various countries. In the 1970s, affluent families began to show interest in the neighborhood, increasing its value and transforming it into an upscale neighborhood.
Old Katamon has a diverse community, including young families, older adults, and religious-nationalist singles, which gives the neighborhood a rich cultural life and a strong sense of community. Its proximity to cultural and educational centers such as the monastery and San Simon Park makes the neighborhood particularly attractive. In addition, it offers excellent educational institutions, a vibrant community center, and well-established synagogues, providing a perfect environment for all families.
Old Katamon maintains its prestige and charm, which is particularly appreciated by foreign residents, and has preserved its high value over the years. Foreign embassies, consulates, diplomats, and public figures ensure the neighborhood continues to be attractive and prestigious.
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