It's fair to say that a stay in this penthouse apartment means that you've hit the jackpot. Taking up the fifth and sixth floors of a new building, the home's designer took full advantage of this prime position by not only building a terrace with glorious views of the Tel Aviv skyline but sticking a heated swimming pool up there for good measure. Although it's easy to see that a great deal of your time will be spent in this remarkable outdoor space, you won't be disappointed when you finally head indoors. There's a monochrome theme to the design, with cleansingly white walls and floor adorned only by a minimalist line drawing and a chic selection of furnishings. There's a bit more of a Scandi influence in the bedrooms with the addition of some wooden surfaces, parquet flooring and a whole lot of hygge. If paddling out on the terrace gets you in the mood for something a little more expansive, Trumpeldor Beach and the Mediterranean Sea are a little over five minutes away on foot. The local area is well served by art galleries too, with both the Bauhaus Center and the Rubin Museum taking a similar amount of time to reach. Home truths: *A cot and high chair can be provided if required *The building has no private parking, but there's a bus stop just around the corner on Trumpeldor Street *The apartment is split over two floors, so it might not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility *Though there isn't a dedicated desk here, the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace