Apartments for sale in Vardia, Haifa – a neighborhood guide Vardia, Haifa.
Quiet, green, and a home on the Carmel.
A guide to the neighborhood, what living there is like and the properties available.
Vardia at a glance
Low-rise building
Buildings from the 90s, relatively new for the Carmel
Green surroundings
Greenery and views around the house
A range of properties
Apartments, garden apartments and duplexes
A quiet atmosphere
A small neighborhood of families
Life in the neighborhood
Vardia up close
Vardia is a small, quiet neighborhood on the Carmel ridge in Haifa, between Old Romema and Ramat Vizhnitz. It was built in the early 90s and is one of the youngest neighborhoods on the Carmel.
Building in Vardia is low-rise and surrounded by greenery. Many of the apartments have a balcony, and some also have a garden and a storage room. Most residents are families, and most live in apartments they own.
What will you find in Vardia?
- 4–5-room apartments
- Garden apartments
- Penthouses
- Duplexes
- Houses with their own land
Neighborhood guide
All you need to know about Vardia
Types of property in Vardia
Vardia has mostly:
- 4–5-room apartments in low-rise buildings
- Garden apartments
- Penthouses and duplexes
- Houses with their own land
- New projects on some streets
Among the properties we've marketed in Vardia: a duplex on Nurit St. The properties available right now are in the list further down the page.
What affects apartment prices in Vardia
Vardia's buildings are relatively new compared with the rest of the Carmel, so the price depends less on renovation and more on the apartment itself:
- Garden, balcony and view
- Size and layout: garden apartment, duplex or penthouse
- Parking, which is limited on some streets
- Floor and privacy
So it's worth comparing with deals actually made on the same street, not just with asking prices in listings.
Who does Vardia suit?
- Families looking for a quiet neighborhood on the Carmel
- People looking for an apartment with a garden or a large balcony
- Upgraders who want a relatively new building
- People who prefer low-rise building and little traffic
Vardia's main advantages
- A quiet neighborhood with low-rise building
- Buildings that are relatively new for the Carmel
- Greenery and views
- A community of families
- Close to Romema and the Carmel neighborhoods
Apartments for sale in Vardia – professional guidance
Vardia is a small neighborhood, so the supply of apartments is limited. If you're looking for an apartment here, it pays to work with an agent who knows the streets and lets you know when a suitable property comes on the market.
Sgula Real Estate markets properties in Vardia and guides sellers and buyers in the Carmel neighborhoods, with professional marketing, quality photography and knowledge of local prices.
Looking outside Vardia too? All our apartments and houses for sale in Haifa are on one page.
A little more about Vardia
Where is the Vardia neighborhood in Haifa?
On the Carmel ridge, between Old Romema and Ramat Vizhnitz. Vardia was built in the early 90s and is one of the youngest neighborhoods on the Carmel.
What apartments are there in Vardia?
Mostly apartments in low-rise buildings, garden apartments, penthouses and duplexes, as well as houses with gardens. Many of the apartments have a balcony, and some have a garden and a storage room.
What should you check before buying an apartment in Vardia?
Parking, because on some streets it's limited. The garden or balcony, and how they're registered in the Land Registry. And whether new building is planned close by.
Is Vardia good for families?
Most of Vardia's residents are families, the building is low-rise and the neighborhood is quiet. Check in advance which schools the address is zoned for, and how you get there.
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