Ma’ale Michmash Project
Description
Premier Religious-Community Development Near Jerusalem
Located on the Judean Desert fringe, Ma’ale Michmash is a close-knit religious‑community settlement home to approximately 350 families. The project includes 48 high-quality residential units within a tiered development surrounded by desert vistas and carefully planned green areas
Projected for completion around 2025, the final units in the Shalem neighborhood offer modern apartments between 122 and 135 m², complete with balconies or garden space, blending affordability with quality design
Location & Community Lifestyle
Just a 20–30 minute drive from Jerusalem, Ma’ale Michmash combines spiritual serenity with practical access to urban amenities and employment centers new.hzahav.co.il.
Shoppers and workers have convenient options nearby, including the Sha’ar Binyamin Industrial District—only a few minutes away—home to supermarkets, bakeries, cafés, workplaces, and more.
Housing Units & Project Details
The development offers a range of housing options designed for families, including:
- Garden apartments (121–135 m²)
- Tiered modern buildings clad in Jerusalem stone
- Spacious layouts with balconies facing scenic desert terrain
Community & Daily Life
Residents enjoy a lifestyle rooted in tradition, spirituality, and nature. With community-focused living, Ma’ale Michmash features inclusive public spaces, local events, and youth movements that foster strong connections among families.
Local schools, daycare, synagogues, mikveh facilities, and community coordinators ensure a rich environment for families of all ages
Education
The educational infrastructure includes:
- Daycare centers and nurseries
- Kindergartens and religious elementary school (Noam Rachel Talmud Torah)
- Youth movements and religious-learning opportunities following Barkai/Torah‑centered models
Why Choose Ma’ale Michmash
Consider Ma’ale Michmash if you seek:
- Thoughtfully designed, spacious homes
- A spiritually vibrant, religious‑community atmosphere
- Scenic desert surroundings combined with proximity to Jerusalem
- Educational and cultural infrastructure aligned with religious life
