Ahuzat Nili is a tiny neighborhood located in the heart of the Moshav Zichron Ya’akov. The neighborhood was established about just over two decades ago as a “small estate”, and the majority of it is made up of single-family homes divided into private houses built on large lots and two-family houses. The neighborhood was designed in a closed circular shape with four Dutch streets so that, with the exception of its residents, only invited guests visit, while the tenants enjoy complete privacy, peace, and security. Ahuzat Nili is conveniently located near the commercial center, the moshava’s vibrant and colorful pedestrian mall, schools, kindergartens, sports facilities, country club, synagogues, and other amenities. Residents get the best of both worlds: a private and quiet home in the heart of Zichron, combined with maximum comfort and access to all public and community services. As a result, the neighborhood’s residents are in no hurry to leave, which makes finding a property for sale in the neighborhood quite a task. A desirable location in a well-maintained neighborhood.

Welcome to Givat Eden, a neighborhood located on green hills in the northwestern part of the settlement, where the first houses were built in the 1980s. The majority of the houses were built as villas on large lots, followed by two-family homes and cottages. The few residential buildings were built in staggered construction and enjoy privacy and the magnificent view that can be seen from almost every house in the neighborhood, starting with panoramic sea view, the Carmel mountains, Wadi Milk and Shefia. Many residents have built swimming pools and various auxiliary structures in their yards. The isolated neighborhood was designed as a green suburb and has innovative and well-developed infrastructure. Spacious two-family cottages were built on the main street on the hill, including the “Toscana” project, which consists of two-story cottages. Another project was built on the mountainside and integrated into the landscape features large luxury apartments, duplexes, garden apartments, and penthouses. There are currently no shopping centers in the neighborhood, but a shopping center is planned to be built in the near future. On the outskirts of the neighborhood, the “Hahoresh” elementary school, kindergartens, and synagogue were built. The residents of the hill enjoy a large park, basketball courts, walking paths, play facilities for children and pleasant sitting areas. Givat Eden provides its residents the feeling of being at home in the village, as well as quality of life, peace, and proximity to the center and the Haifa metropolis. The high socioeconomic cross-section of the population attracted a large number of academics and professionals from across the country, young couples, housing developers, and many new immigrants who found their new homes there. Givat Eden- The hill of Eden- is exactly as that.

The dreams of Zichron Ya’akov (Halomot) Located on the eastern slopes of the old settlement and surrounded by a green grove, this young neighborhood was established with care to preserve Zichron Ya’akov’s beauty, with most of the apartments benefits from a magical view, light, and a pleasant breeze. The complex includes semi townhouses, loft apartments, duplexes, garden apartments, and spacious 4-5-room apartments with pleasant balconies. The neighborhood is characterized by a population composition consisting mainly of families and a bustling and varied community life. Halomot is built around a grand park and enjoys a system of well-kept parks, open spaces which includes an area of sculptural installations, gathering area, unique skate park, an orchard garden, fitness and sports complex, and a basketball and soccer field. The road system in the park is used for pedestrians and cyclists and is continued throughout the entire project when great emphasis was placed on accessibility for the disabled. All of these attract children and teenagers from around the area who infuse joy in life in the various facilities. Halomot residents don’t have to wander far for regular shopping and errands and use the local commercial center that has been established in the heart of the neighborhood with a variety of services including a food shopping center, a bakery, a pizzeria, banking services, health services and more. In addition, community centers and a synagogue were designed and built to encourage social activity and all to provide residents with a complete set of services that meet their needs for recreation and leisure. The Israel track Trail runs by to the neighborhood is an attraction for residents and visitors. The high school for arts and sciences is located on the outskirts of the neighborhood which is only a few minutes’ drive from highway 6 and the train station.

The green and well-kept Hashmura neighborhood was built on the cliff of the Zichron Ya’akov Nature Reserve and is surrounded by a ring of natural woodland interspersed with flowering carpets of common daffodils and colorful wildflowers. Due to the proximity to the green hills in many locations on the outskirts of the neighborhood there are walking paths that connect to the “Sovev Zichron” walking path which is visited by residents, guests, and cyclists. The old part of the neighborhood was built already in the 90s and served as the foundation for the area’s growth and development. Luxurious villas were added to the semi-detached and stand-alone homes, and in the southeastern part, a luxurious apartment complex was built that matches the characteristic lines of Zichron and includes a variety of apartment types. The complex overlooks Ramat Handiv nature reserve and the Blue Sea. Hasmura neighborhood is well-designed and modern, with a refined rustic style and an open construction layout. Because the infrastructure is underground, the streets appear neat and appealing to the eye. The residents benefit from a variety of services and attractions that contribute to the area’s community friendly connections and lifestyle. Everything in it is adapted for the convenience of families with children and for elderly residents.There are many public parks scattered throughout the neighborhood, playgrounds, a large dog park, a spectacular view of green nature and the sea, and, of course, a bustling commercial center with a wide variety of shops such as a post office, medical services for residents and their four-legged friends, a gym, a pub, and charming cafes of high quality. The neighborhood provides comfort, quality of life, and clean, fresh air.

The “Mol Hayekev” neighborhood is a small and peaceful neighborhood overlooking green hills, Zichron Park, and the well-known Carmel Winery. The neighborhood, which harmoniously combines a diverse population of old and young families, secular and religious, and many Anglo-Saxon immigrants, is located a short walk from the settlement center and the eastern neighborhoods. The neighborhood is of high quality and well-maintained, and its residents enjoy a lively and supportive community life. The construction is characterized by low-rise, with the majority being detached, two-family houses, two-story garden and roof apartments, villas, and a few residential buildings. There are public institutions, kindergartens, schools, the Moshava high school, and a high school for the religious community near the neighborhood. Furthermore, “Mol Hayekev” is conveniently located near community centers, the city library, Pisgat Zichron shopping mall, health centers, a community center, and a country club with a swimming pool. The nearby Moshava center provides regular public transportation to Haifa, the Sharon area, and to the train station.

The new and prestigious neighborhood Mordot Habeer is located east of Derech Aharon, between the Halomot Zichron and Neve Sharet neighborhoods. The new neighborhood, distinguished by semi-detached houses, villas, and roof and garden apartments was established in a massive construction boom. The houses overlook an eastern hilly landscape, and the new streets are wide and maintained. The neighborhood’s population is a mix of housing developers and new residents. Due to high demand, only a few plots and properties remain for sale. Residents of the neighborhood benefit from new infrastructure, convenient access roads, and easy access to major roads.

The sought-after Neve Remez neighborhood was originally a neighborhood of immigrants and workers. Many new immigrants from all over the world, but mainly from Morocco, Turkey, Iraq, Tripoli, Romania, and Poland, gathered in the small neighborhood that served as a melting pot. New commers lived near veterans and the neighborhood’s children absorbed various cultures and languages. The residents formed close social ties and mutual assistance, and even though many years have passed, these ties continue to exist in the community, attracting new residents into the circle. The somewhat rural and peaceful neighborhood has a single-entry road allowing residents to enjoy maximum peace, security, and community cohesion. New houses were built and have brought a welcome revival and renewal to the neighborhood, which now boasts green lawns, a sea view, and walking paths. Neve Remez is conveniently located on Binyamina Road, you can quickly reach the train station and the Yokneam road.

Neve Sharet, also known as “Shikun Darom” is an old neighborhood in the southeastern part of Zichron Ya’akov. Old private houses built on spacious lots alongside a new construction boom of two-family houses make the renewed neighborhood attractive to young families. The newly built “Wine Park” project, located near the neighborhood, features small residences, recreation areas, galleries, and a shopping complex. The new complex was designed in the style of Moshava Zichron Ya’akov and connects to the outskirts of the Neve Sharet neighborhood, where the streets have been extensively renovated and are now attracting housing developers and non-residents. The neighborhood overlooks the green fields of the Binyamina area, is a short drive from the train station, and has a small commercial center for residents’ convenience. Neve Sharet’s upper part borders the lively “Halomot Zichron” neighborhood and the newly built “Morodt Habar” neighborhood ” which creates a blessed sequence of progress and development.

The “Neveh Habaron” neighborhood is one of Zichron Yaakov’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It is a quiet neighborhood on the outskirts of a nature reserve, with old and new houses built on spacious lots. Neveh Habaron is located in the center-south of Zichron Ya’akov and borders the Shemora neighborhood and abuts the Ramat Handiv Nature Reserve. The old neighborhood was built in the 1980s, and the population includes elderly as well as many families with children and teenagers. Neve Baron is near the heart of the Moshava, and with a short walk, you can reach almost anywhere. In the middle of the neighborhood there is a small commercial center, kindergartens, parks, playgrounds for children, a tennis court, a basketball court, and a synagogue. Residents can shop at either the “Pisgat Zichron” shopping mall in the upper part or the “Hasmura” shopping center in the lower part. The charm of well-kept private homes, quiet and green streets, and a convenient and accessible location makes the neighborhood especially appealing to non-residents who seek quality of life and peace.

The Ramat Zvi neighborhood was established in the 1970s by the Ministry of Housing. In 2018, it was decided to strengthen and upgrade the buildings throughout the neighborhood in order to give it a new look and attract a younger population. As part of the TAMA 38 program, the neighborhood was completely revitalized; the old tenements were turned into modern apartment buildings with spacious apartments, green parks, regulated parking areas, and two-story semi-detached houses next to them. The population in the neighborhood is diverse – old and young, Israelis alongside new immigrants and religious alongside ultra-Orthodox and seculars. Today, the neighborhood is a real estate opportunity, and it is considered as Zichron Yaakov’s developing neighborhood. Ramat Zvi is located close to the center of the Moshava and the commercial center “Pisagat Zichron” and within a short walking distance to secular and religious educational institutions, a community center, a country club and public transportation routes.

neighborhood is located towards the southern entrance to Zichron Ya’akov, near the Moshava’s center. The colony’s large threshing floor was located on the outskirts of the neighborhood, near the Egged station, and the “Thresher\Hagorn Neighborhood” was established in 1947 to accommodate new immigrants. The threshing floor transitioned from a wheat concentration center to a home for immigrants, the majority of whom were from North Africa. The neighborhood is characterized by detached and semi-detached houses and a two-story “train” building that faces east toward the green hills. In fact, the small neighborhood is made up of a series of short streets that are integrated into the Mosheva neighborhood and border the Mul Hayekev neighborhood. The neighborhood’s location allows residents to easily access all community and commercial services as well as the Binyamina road and train station.

The Mosheva neighborhood in Zichron Ya’akov is known to many because of the famous and lively pedestrian street and picturesque alleys that lie in its heart. This is an old and central neighborhood that preserves a variety of historical buildings such as the “Aharonson House,” the “Binyamin Pool,” and the Great Synagogue, as well as commercial centers, farmers’ yards, detached houses, and even a number of low-rise buildings designed to match the Moshava’s color and character. The neighborhood is popular, high-quality, and mostly quiet. Many homes enjoy a blue sea view or a green view of Carmel. The neighborhood is traversed by Hameyasdim Street, which leads and connects to major transportation routes. The diverse population of elderly and young families, as well as many Anglo-Saxon immigrants, has easy and quick access to public institutions and services such as schools and kindergartens, the Mosheva high school, health services, youth movement centers, a soccer field, fitness and sports facilities, shops, and recreation centers. Regular transportation to all nearby cities is available from the neighborhood, as well as quick access to the Binyamina train station and exits to roads 2, 4, and 6.

The Pastoral “Villot Bahoresh” neighborhood is situated on a hill in the northeast of Zichron. It was once an old immigrant neighborhood that transformed into one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Zichron Yaakov due to its proximity to the sMoshava’s center, private houses, and two-family houses built on spacious lots, and peaceful pastoral streets. “Villot Bahoresh” is located near the “Horesh” school and shares a border with the Mosheva and Geva Eden neighborhoods. Many of the houses in the peaceful neighborhood enjoy views of green hills, and nature lovers can enjoy walking paths that lead to the famous Meish Cave, which is located in the middle of Eden Hill’s eastern slope. The neighborhood provides its residents with a high level of privacy and pleasant residential environment.

The “Yaakov” neighborhood is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the green and peaceful Moshava and is located in its center. The streets of the neighborhood integrate and connect to the Mosheva neighborhood, Neve Habaron, and Hashmura. The convenient and central location ensures residents’ maximum comfort and quick access to the pedestrian mall, various shopping centers, public institutions, schools and kindergartens, and the nature reserve. The neighborhood is distinguished by private houses and detached two-family homes with lush, blooming trees in the yards and gardens. Many of the houses in the neighborhood have spectacular and relaxing views of the blue sea. Kindergartens, playgrounds, and synagogues can be found in the neighborhood, and Zichron Ya’akov’s first and oldest school, Nili elementary School.

Zamarin, the oldest neighborhood in Zichron Yaakov is located on a high hill at the edge of the northeastern cliff and overlooks the historic Carmel Winery. Even though it is somewhat remote and isolated it is only a few minutes’ walk from the center of the Moshava. Zmarin is unique both in appearance and in character. At its entrance stands a square planted with mulberry trees decorated with large green leaves and abundant sweet fruit planted by the first settlers of Zichron Ya’akov in 1882 who built their homes on the hill that was purchased from the vice consul of France who was a Christian Arab from Haifa. Numerous archaeological remains were discovered on the hill, indicating the area had been inhabited since ancient times. Along the cobbled streets of this charming hill, old stone houses with arches and wooden shutters overlook a spectacular mountain view. Givat Zamarin is decorated with plants and flowers, and it houses unique workshops as well as a luxury restaurant.

שכונת המושבה בזכרון יעקב מוכרת לרבים בגלל המדרחוב המפורסם והתוסס וסמטאות ציוריות השוכנות בליבה. זוהי שכונה ותיקה ומרכזית שאוצרת בתוכה מגוון מבנים היסטוריים כמו “בית אהרונסון”, “בריכת בנימין”, בית הכנסת הגדול בשילוב מרכזים מסחריים, חצרות איכרים, בתים צמודי קרקע ואף מספר בניינים נמוכים אשר נבנו בהתאם לצביון ואופי המושבה. השכונה מבוקשת ונחשבת לאיכותית ושקטה ברובה. בתים רבים נהנים מנוף ים כחול או מבט ירוק לכרמל. את השכונה חוצה רחוב המייסדים אשר מוביל ומתחבר לצירי תחבורה מרכזיים. האוכלוסייה המגוונת של משפחות וותיקות וצעירות ועולים אנגלוסקסים רבים נהנים מגישה קלה ומהירה למוסדות ציבור ושירותים מגוונים כמו בתי ספר וגני ילדים, תיכון המושבה, שירותי בריאות מרכזי תנועות נוער, מגרש כדורגל, מתקני כושר וספורט, חנויות ומרכזי בילוי. מהשכונה יש תחבורה סדירה לכל הערים בסביבה, גישה מהירה לתחנת הרכבת בבנימינה ויציאה לכביש 2,4 ו-6.