Azorei Shaked, Azorim’s new luxurious residential project in western Netanya. Azorei Shaked – a gateway to a new kind of residential culture.
Azorei Shaked is close to everything in Netanya, minutes from the city center, and minutes from the seashore and the boardwalk, and yet, you can enjoy peace and quiet far from the bustle of the city.
Azorim is now constructing a lucrative project in the best location in the area. This project combines the highest quality of construction and spectacular landscaping for which Azorim is renowned: beautiful gardens around and within the buildings, paved paths, lush greenery and a green park – all leading to quality residential culture. The local municipality is also developing the area – creating new roads and traffic circles – all leading to a sense of renewal and growth.
The entire project is planned in accordance with Azorim’s exacting standards. Every single tower in Azorei Shaked includes an elegant lobby and speedy elevators, the upper apartments all offer a glorious view of the sea (the distance from the sea is a mere 500 meters). The apartments themselves, containing 4, 5 and 6 rooms, are very well planned, spacious and full of light and are on the cutting edge of modern residential planning. Every apartment has a sun balcony, a parking space, and many more treats that make life so much easier.
There is no doubt that now is the time to ride this wave of success, when the prices are still affordable: many apartments have already been purchased by veteran residents of Netanya that wish to distance themselves from the bustle of the city center, by people who are seeking quality of life from the Sharon area and also, by many foreign residents, mainly form France, Canada and the USA, who bought the apartment as an investment or to live in.

* A sun balcony in every apartment
* A master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom
* Ceramic tiled flooring throughout the apartment
* TV outlet in every room
* Phone outlet in every room
* Infrastructure for a mini central air conditioner
* Upper and lower kitchen cabinets and a “Caesar Stone” counter