Kfar Hanassi – Rosh Pina

In the heart of the Upper Galilee, between Rosh Pina and Safed, lies a rare and authentic agricultural land parcel of strong identity and long-term value.
Set within a landscape where agriculture and regional tourism are steadily evolving, this land offers a clear and tangible ownership opportunity.

This opportunity goes beyond a simple land transaction. It represents the full acquisition of a private land asset, anchored in a region shaped by history, stability, and long-term territorial vision.

Location

Located at the strategic junction between Safed and Rosh Pina, the area offers:

• Immediate proximity to two major centers of Israel’s spiritual, cultural, and rural tourism.

• An open panoramic view of Mount Meron, the Hula Valley, and the fertile hills of the Upper Galilee.

• Direct access to the Galilee Route, connecting northern Israel with Tiberias, Kiryat Shmona, and the entire Jordan Valley.

The plot is registered under a private land registry (“Tabo prati”), ensuring full traceability and legal clarity of ownership.
While no construction rights are currently in force, the surrounding dynamics, professional environment, and ongoing feasibility considerations position the area as a zone of sustained long-term interest.

The Asset

This offering concerns the full and undivided acquisition of a single land plot, allowing the buyer to hold direct and exclusive ownership, without subdivision or collective structure.

Surface: 1,000 m² (1 dunam)
Land status: Agricultural land
Price: 200,000 ₪

Strengths

One of the major strengths of this land lies in its immediate environment and the quality of neighboring landholders — established actors contributing to a coherent and responsible regional vision.

SIPORT Rosh Pina Ltd.

A recognized development company active in real estate promotion, tourism, renewable energy, and regional planning.
Its involvement in the area strengthens the credibility of the zone and reflects a long-term territorial commitment.

DVIR Ltd.

A historical actor in agricultural and land development in Israel, DVIR Ltd. is also among the recognized rights holders in the cadastral area.
Its prudent, stable, and sustainability-oriented approach reflects the confidence of long-term professional stakeholders.

Together with other landowners, these actors contribute to the structured and lawful evolution of the Safed–Rosh Pina corridor.

Perspective & Orientation

This land is intended for buyers seeking anchoring rather than speculation — a real, legal, and durable connection to a territory of strong identity value.

Potential long-term orientations, subject to regulations and approvals and without any promise, may include:

• Agricultural use or sustainable farming initiatives.

• Rural or eco-oriented projects aligned with local frameworks.

• Long-term land holding in a region under continuous institutional attention.

No promise of constructibility is made — yet the local context, existing synergies, and the quality of surrounding stakeholders give this asset a solid anchoring in a strategically valuable area.

Nothing is promised — yet everything is grounded.
This opportunity rests on legality, patience, and long-term territorial coherence.

Historical Background

From Ottoman records to British land surveys, this land has long been referenced as a place of cultivation and continuity.
It remains today a bridge between past and future, between memory and the opening of a new chapter.

Acquiring this land is choosing to anchor oneself in a living territory — through full ownership, legal clarity, and a long-term vision rooted in meaning.