Your comfort is our passion — the AGADA Home has a premium finish options with warm colors made from the highest quality materials.

Sometimes getting a high-quality turnkey solution is the best choice to save money for what really matters. Accordingly, the AGADA Home also offers complete furnishings for your residence.

Working with Israel's best interior designers, we will select options from leading local companies to suit the most demanding tastes.

The dynamic lighting system in the cozy lobby will greet you with warm light every evening when you return home, imparting a sense of security.

YalaRent, one of Israel's largest management companies with international projects, will work to ensure you receive income from renting out your apartment when you are not residing at home.

The building’s ground floor has an open-concept gym with the new-generation fitness equipment, including a cardio zone and treadmills.

Your comfort is our passion — the AGADA Home has a premium finish options with warm colors made from the highest quality materials.

Sometimes getting a high-quality turnkey solution is the best choice to save money for what really matters. Accordingly, the AGADA Home also offers complete furnishings for your residence.

Working with Israel's best interior designers, we will select options from leading local companies to suit the most demanding tastes.

The dynamic lighting system in the cozy lobby will greet you with warm light every evening when you return home, imparting a sense of security.

YalaRent, one of Israel's largest management companies with international projects, will work to ensure you receive income from renting out your apartment when you are not residing at home.

The building’s ground floor has an open-concept gym with the new-generation fitness equipment, including a cardio zone and treadmills.

The finish includes high-quality parquet flooring and fully finished bedrooms, living rooms, shower rooms, bathrooms, washrooms, fitted kitchen, and an air conditioning unit in each room.

High ceilings and panoramic windows form spaces full of light.

We used unique textures of finishing materials and fabrics that bring comfort and coziness to the interior of AGADA. Natural stone, wood and clay in the interior preserve the energy of nature and the hands of the masters who worked with them.

The lounge zone with leather armchairs and a small library add special charm to the interior, as well as a spectacular art object in the form of birds hovering over the ancient lake in search of their home. There are exactly 30 of them as the number of apartments, and these birds symbolize the beginning of your history on the Galilee coast.

We would be delighted to become your home in the Holy Land. A home that makes you feel your connection to Israel, sense the inner strength that comes from historical roots, and spend time with the people closest to you — your family.

AGADA means "history" or "legend" in Hebrew. We named this project like a magical book of legends that we open every year on Passover to read with our children.

We invite you to embark on an exciting journey through space and time, infused with centuries-old history and the spiritual practices of the Jewish people.

You will be guided by the rich culture of Tiberias, the enchanting nature of the Sea of Galilee, and the luxury-yacht-shaped AGADA Home, where your personal path to the Jewish Holy Land begins.

We would be delighted to become your home in the Holy Land. A home that makes you feel your connection to Israel, sense the inner strength that comes from historical roots, and spend time with the people closest to you — your family.

AGADA means "history" or "legend" in Hebrew. We named this project like a magical book of legends that we open every year on Passover to read with our children.

We invite you to embark on an exciting journey through space and time, infused with centuries-old history and the spiritual practices of the Jewish people.

You will be guided by the rich culture of Tiberias, the enchanting nature of the Sea of Galilee, and the luxury-yacht-shaped AGADA Home, where your personal path to the Jewish Holy Land begins.

A forest reserve called the Swiss Forest is located near Tiberias. It is crisscrossed by many walking trails and tracks. The hilltop location lets you enjoy the warm breeze coming off of the lake as well as its views.

The Sea of Galilee is mentioned in the Bible and is shaped like an ancient musical instrument, the kinor, hence the name Lake Kinneret. It is fed by the waters of the Jordan River, rain downpours, and mountain streams. At an altitude of 217 meters below sea level, this unique biotope stuns the traveler’s imagination with its beauty. On the western shore of the lake is the city of Tiberias.

The Kinneret has a rich fauna — more than 50 specifies of fish live here, some of which are not found anywhere else in the world. The coastline offers luxurious beaches, recreational areas, and hot springs.

Moses ben Maimon, also known as Maimonides or Rambam, was an outstanding Jewish philosopher and Talmudic theologian, rabbi, physician, and scientist who lived in the 12th century. To this day, his grave remains one of the most important Jewish pilgrimage sites in Israel.

A modern memorial, with a metal structure symbolizing a crown, was created in the last century. The graves of revered rabbis Yohanan ben Zakkai and Isaiah Horowitz are also located here.

According to Jewish legend, during the funeral of Maimonides, a group of Bedouins, who were about to attack the cortege as it marched through the desert, "lowered their heads in shame" when they realized that it was the funeral of a traditional healer. Instead of carrying out their original plan, they arranged to provide security for the procession.

An ancient archaeological site and Israeli national park. The Hamat Tiberias natural hot springs are located within the park. According to the sages of the Talmud, the springs were heated as they flowed past the entrance to Hell. Archaeologists have concluded that Hamat Tiberias was built on the ruins of the biblical city of Hammat. However, finds from excavations are limited to the 1st–8th centuries CE.

Two synagogues have been excavated at Hammat Tiberias. They were built at a time when Tiberias had become the seat of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish highest court of religious law, from 193 CE until the end of the 4th century, when Emperor Theodosius I banned the Sanhedrin’s activities.

The main city promenade — a boulevard from the Old Tiberias to the center, where there are shops, cafes and restaurants, live music sounds. Here you can also buy fresh fish at the fish market. The evening walk along the promenade with magical views of Lake Kinneret and the Golan Heights is especially pleasant after a long day at the water park and a delicious dinner.

Mount Arbel is near Tiberias and rises 181 meters above sea level, which is approximately 390 meters above the level of the Dead Sea. It towers above the surrounding area, which is mostly below sea level. From the observation deck at the top of the mountain, you can see almost all of Galilee and the Golan Heights, including Safed, Tiberias, and most of Lake Tiberias. There are four villages on the mountain: Kfar Zeitim, Arbel, Kfar Hittim and Mizpah.

Near Mount Arbel are the ruins of an ancient Jewish settlement with a synagogue dating back to around the 4th century CE with preserved benches and columns.

The area was declared a nature reserve in 1967. The national park includes most of Arbel Creek (10 km long), which begins near Eilabun and flows into Lake Tiberias near the settlement of Migdal.

The St. Urban Wine Cellar & Bar is a cozy bar located in an ancient cellar inside the Scots Hotel in Tiberias. Its wonderful atmosphere, lighting, and music magically combine with exquisite dishes from the chef, which pair harmoniously with the list of wines from the best Israeli wineries.

Aqua Kef is located, or rather floats, on the shore of the Sea of Galilee. It is Israel’s first floating water park. This adventure zone is divided into three sections — Family, Olympic and Extreme — to appeal to children of all ages.

The house has parking with convenient access from Ha Meginim Street, as well as a license plate reading system and silent elevators that will ensure exceptional comfort. The parking lot is equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles.

The enclosed grounds and smart access systems guarantee the safety of the residents.

The entire grounds — the house, lobby, and parking lot — are under 24-hour surveillance by a private security company, ensuring your safety and prompt service if necessary.

The house's premium engineering is full of innovative technologies.

State-of-the-art systems will fill your pools with fresh water, provide your home with clean, cool air, and maintain a comfortable air temperature throughout the year.

We have also provided for residents' maximum comfort inside their homes: voice control, power control, silent smart curtains, and the ability to remotely shut off electricity or water through an app.

You can control it all in real time or prepare everything in advance for your preferred scenarios for different seasons or moods.

The city of Tiberias has a well-developed infrastructure with many hotels, restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions.

Convenient network of roads connect the area with other cities in Israel, and also allow quick access by car to national parks, spa resorts, and recreational areas.

Israel’s climate is mild and warm. There is no winter — the lowest winter temperatures are never below +10℃. Summer is dry and warm, with an average temperature from +24℃ to +32℃ in April to September.

The shores of Lake Kinneret offer a Mediterranean climate all year round, as well as clean air and warm breezes from the Sea of Galilee. Unsurprisingly, Tiberias was long a favorite vacation spot of Roman emperors, who enjoyed the waters of the hot mineral springs here.

Hamat Tiberias, an Israeli national park that includes 17 healing springs, is also located here. Rising from cracks in the earth’s crust from a depth of more than 2 km, the spring water (up to +63°C) helps reinvigorate the body with its unique chemical composition.

Hot waters from the bowels of the earth off the coast of the Kinneret have local inhabitants since ancient times. Legend has it that when the sick begged King Solomon to find a cure for their suffering, he ordered demons to descend to the depths of the springs on the shores of the Sea of Galilee and heat them. And so it was that the healing waters appeared here. Before his death, King Solomon made the demons deaf so they would not learn of his death and stop fulfilling his order. And thus, the springs remain hot to this day.

A forest reserve called the Swiss Forest is located near Tiberias. It is crisscrossed by many walking trails and tracks. The hilltop location lets you enjoy the warm breeze coming off of the lake as well as its views.

The city of Tiberias has a well-developed infrastructure with many hotels, restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions.

Convenient network of roads connect the area with other cities in Israel, and also allow quick access by car to national parks, spa resorts, and recreational areas.

The shores of Lake Kinneret offer a Mediterranean climate all year round, as well as clean air and warm breezes from the Sea of Galilee. Unsurprisingly, Tiberias was long a favorite vacation spot of Roman emperors, who enjoyed the waters of the hot mineral springs here.

Hamat Tiberias, an Israeli national park that includes 17 healing springs, is also located here. Rising from cracks in the earth’s crust from a depth of more than 2 km, the spring water (up to +63°C) helps reinvigorate the body with its unique chemical composition.

Hot waters from the bowels of the earth off the coast of the Kinneret have local inhabitants since ancient times. Legend has it that when the sick begged King Solomon to find a cure for their suffering, he ordered demons to descend to the depths of the springs on the shores of the Sea of Galilee and heat them. And so it was that the healing waters appeared here. Before his death, King Solomon made the demons deaf so they would not learn of his death and stop fulfilling his order. And thus, the springs remain hot to this day.

A forest reserve called the Swiss Forest is located near Tiberias. It is crisscrossed by many walking trails and tracks. The hilltop location lets you enjoy the warm breeze coming off of the lake as well as its views.

Israel’s climate is mild and warm. There is no winter — the lowest winter temperatures are never below +10℃. Summer is dry and warm, with an average temperature from +24℃ to +32℃ in April to September.

The beautiful mountain in northern Israel. This picturesque, green peak is part of the Meron mountain range. Rising to 1,204 meters above sea level, it offers breathtaking views of the nearby city of Safed and the surrounding area. A significant part of the mountain's territory is set aside for a nature reserve.

At the foot of Mount Meron, archaeologists discovered the pillars of an ancient synagogue that was built in 250 BCE and stood until 480 CE. Graves sacred to the Jews are located near the ancient village of Meron at the foot of the mountain. Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, author of the main book of Kabbalah, is buried here.

This mystical city, located in the mountains, is known for its ancient synagogues, art colonies, and spiritual atmosphere.

Safed offers a unique combination of history and creativity. Here you can wander along cobbled streets, explore colorful galleries, and enjoy panoramic views of the Galilee.

Today Capernaum is divided into western and eastern parts. The western part belongs to the Franciscan Custodian of the Holy Land and includes an archaeological site consisting of the remains of the walls of excavated houses built from local volcanic basalt, the White Synagogue, and a Catholic church of Saint Peter. The eastern part belongs to the Jerusalem Orthodox Church and includes the Monastery of the Holy Apostles.

It is well known that in the Hasmonean period, in the 2nd century BCE, there was an early settlement on the shores of the lake, which was Jewish until the 4th century CE. Now there is a national park, archaeological site, and several monasteries here.

An archaeological site and national park located on a hill at an altitude of 144 m. From the 2nd century BCE to the 8th century CE, this was the location of the city-state (polis) of Sussita, surrounded on all sides by cliffs.

In Aramaic, the name means "horse" and is most likely due to the shape of the marble mountain.

The city was well developed and included palaces, baths, and aqueducts, as well as seven churches, earning it the nickname the "balcony of Jesus".

The construction company Harey Zahav was founded by Vladimir Epstein in 2007 and today is one of the top 100 largest developers in Israel. Company has launched more than 25 projects from Galilee to southern Israel and has already built more than 2900 private villas across the country.

The project was created thanks to the professionalism of each Harey Zahav employee, who made AGADA an exceptional source of inspiration for each resident.