5 Bedrooms               3.5 Bathrooms             5 Double Beds           5 Single Beds

Sleeping Arrangements:
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Main house (Bedroom 1)
Kosher King-size bed. Bathroom with toilet, sink and shower. Suitable for a couple, or can be made up as two singles. 
Main house (Bedroom 2) 
This optional extra sleeping area in the library in main house is adjacent to the main bedroom with a sofa bed that turns into a double bed
Courtyard Suite (Bedroom 3) 
Bedroom with a double bed. Has a couch that can become a bed for a small child. Separate bathroom with toilet, sink and shower. Suitable for a couple.
Upstairs (Bedrooms 4 and 5)
One bedroom has one double bed and a single bed with pullout. This room can sleep up to four guests. It also has a washer and dryer plus ample cupboards and drawers. The second upstairs bedroom in this unit has one double bed and a single bed (with pullout) to sleep a maximum of four people. It also has an ensuite bathroom with toilet. A second sink plus mirror are right outside the bathroom. There is a second bathroom between the two bedrooms rooms with toilet, sink and shower.

For Your Enjoyment:
Large, fully-equipped kitchen
Dining room that seats 14
Living room with fireplace and TV
Library 
​Two courtyards
Rooftop

The Main House

From the main courtyard, a door opens onto a large kitchen with a high dome. Stone vaulted ceilings sweep above a state-of-the-art open concept kitchen and dining room.

The deep brown wood offers warmth and a lovely contrast to the ancient stone walls and ceiling. A large iron chandelier hangs above the counter while small Moroccan–style lights offer soft ambiance to this room. 

Meat side on the left, dairy on the right. A fully equipped kosher gourmet kitchen.

The Kosher Kitchen has separate dairy and meat counters, including two dishwashers and sinks and a separate dairy wall oven. There is also a microwave. For those who stay over Shabbat, there is an urn and a warming plate. The large Godin gas stove has five burners, a large oven and warming oven. There is meat and dairy cutlery and dishes. 

An exotic ruby-red Moroccan chandelier hangs above the dining room table that seats 14.

Godin professional oven has five-burner stove top, full-size meat oven and separate warming oven. Hmm...what's for dinner this Shabbos?

Table set. Urn and plata warming. Ready for an uplifting Shabbat, Tsfati style.

Living Room
A stone archway leads to a living room graced by a stone dome. Two comfy crimson couches dotted with pillows offer the perfect spot to unwind. Or cozy up with a book in the window seat overlooking a second stone courtyard.  For those staying over in the winter, there is a large, wood-burning fireplace with ample wood. 

Sink into the couches in the living room. In the winter, snuggle up at the fireside here.

Main House Master Bedroom

The main bedroom has a kosher king bed that can be split into two singles at your request. The adjoining bathroom has a toilet, sink, and shower. Beyond is a library with a sofa bed and desk.

​There are two private entrances to the main bedroom: one is through the courtyard and one is from the dining room inside the house, leading to the library and then into the bedroom

Bedroom in main house has a king-size bed that can be split into two singles at your request. There is a door into the courtyard and another leading to the bathroom.

Bathroom off main bedroom has sink, toilet and shower.

Main House Library / Additional Bedroom

Behind the dining room is an archway with a step down into a library that can also could serve as an office. Here is a sofa bed that can sleep two, a bookcase, wooden desk and chair. This room leads into the large master bedroom with king-size kosher bed.  A bathroom with toilet, sink and shower  is right outside this bedroom.

Library in the main house has a desk, book shelves with books for your enjoyment. Sofa can be converted into a double bed.

Library converted into private bedroom. This room shares the bathroom with the other main-floor bedroom.

The Courtyard Suite

A stone archway leads from the living room through a second courtyard where a bedroom suite lies nestled behind a large orange tree. The courtyard has a stone bench and potted plants.

The courtyard suite contains a small foyer with kitchenette. There is a separate bathroom with toilet, sink and shower with rain-shower head. A step up takes you into a bedroom with a double bed and a Moroccan couch that can be transformed into a bed for a small child. 

Cozy and quiet, accessed through its own courtyard, the Hobbit Cottage has a double bed, small kitchenette with sink, plus ensuite bathroom with shower.

A true getaway. Double bed in the cozy courtyard suite plus a Moroccan couch that can be set up to sleep one child.

Hoobit Cottage has a small kitchen area tha

Second courtyard tucked behind the living room.

Upstairs Two Bedroom Suite

An outdoor staircase leads from the courtyard up to a two-bedroom unit. Both bedrooms have a double bed plus a single bed with single pullout. Both rooms can sleep four guests comfortably.  One room has a washer and dryer plus ample cupboards while the other has an ensuite bathroom with toilet with a sink. The two bedrooms share a bathroom with toilet, sink and shower with rain shower head.  Each room has its own heating and air conditioning unit.

Wood and stone. Natural elements in the upstairs bedroom.

The Tranquil Courtyard

Tucked into the end of a narrow alleyway, an old, weathered gate opens onto a stone courtyard, conjuring images of another place and time. Inspired by Moroccan-style gardens, stone benches adorned with colorful pillows nestle against the walls.  The colored glass of the outdoor Moroccan lighting casts a special glow in the fresh evening air.

Soft pillows and dappled sunshine beckon a nap.

Serenity is a hammock, a fountain and, above, a deep blue sky. The courtyard.

Splashing fountain, a starry sky. Drink in the fresh air of a Tsfat summer night.

Scented geraniums and lavender. A splashing fountain. Are we in Tuscany? No, Tsfat!

Azure eyes, azure walls. Dreaming in Tsfat.

Come night, the lattice and Moroccan lighting cast exotic shadows.

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Romantic Rooftop

Take a few steps up from the bedrooms and you are atop a large, sunny roof offering views across Tsfat and the Meiron Mountains.  Here an ancient grape vine twists and curls, drooping with sweet, juicy grapes in the late summer. The roof is a perfect spot to watch the sun set behind the mountains, painting the sky a palette of lavender and tangerine and casting shadows across the verdant Nahal Amud valley. Swallows  swoop and play before nesting for the night. If you visit in the fall and spring, be sure to catch the stork migration above Tzfat when thousands of birds glide in wide circles atop a warm breeze.


The rooftop. The place to view a Tsfat sunset.

Toasting yet another incredible sunset from the rooftop. Only in Tsfat.

Lift off from the villa rooftop care of drone photography. Eretz chemda tovah ur'chavah.

Entrance to two upstairs bedrooms: room on left sleeps five (best for kids); and room on right sleeps a couple or three guests.

Two hammocks. One sunset. Divine inspiration.

The courtyard and roof. Set on the mountainside of the Artists' Quarter.

We provide tea lights, kiddush cup, bentchers, havdalah set and ambiance par excellence. Shabbat Shalom!

Guest are greeted with a bottle of wine.

A view from the family room into the office and dining room.

Bring your favorite book and snuggle up.

Like gourmet cooking? The Godin French oven features 5 gas burners, a large oven plus smaller oven.

Elegant dining room

Detail of the fountain in the courtyard

Whimsical design detail. Each ceramic knob is different.

Shabbat Shalom from Villa Tiferet.

Moroccan eclectic. Romantic lighting in a stone niche.

Fee fi fo fum. Are these the giant's keys from Jack and the Beanstalk?

Elegant Moroccan urn stands in dining room niche.