Israel’s $210 million Caesarea palace hits international luxury real estate market

Bat Sheba’s Palace, a $210 million ultra-luxury Mediterranean estate in Caesarea, is presented to the international market by Davidson Real Estate following a comprehensive modernization completed in 2025.

It ranks among the most significant private residences currently offered along the Mediterranean coastline. At its current asking price, the estate would exceed the previous Middle East residential record set by Dubai’s Marble Palace, which was listed for $204 million.

Located in Caesarea, Israel’s only privately managed coastal town, the estate encompasses 6,850 square meters (about 73,700 sq. ft.) of total built interior area across 11,000 square meters (2.7 acres) of landscaped grounds. The property includes five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and ten powder rooms.

Positioned directly along Caesarea’s Mediterranean shoreline, the residence enjoys sweeping views of the Mediterranean.

Designed by Citterio F.lli, with Cristiano Mattia Ferme as Chief Architect, alongside Yuri Puchinsky, and landscape design by Mor Avidan, the residence was built over multiple years by Italian craftsmen and completed in 2015. The residence features a rich palette of materials, including marble, onyx, lapis lazuli, tiger’s eye and malachite, accented by 14-karat gold leaf and silk detailing throughout, with all furnishings custom-designed.

An underground gallery connects the main residence to a 900+ square meter (9,700 sq. ft.) spa complex that houses an indoor pool, a Japanese-style resistance swim spa, a Turkish hammam, a sauna, massage and hairdressing suites, and a gymnasium. The spa operates on independent climate and water systems.

Estate infrastructure includes compound-grade perimeter fencing with controlled entry, a whole-estate backup generator, Crestron smart-home automation, underground parking for six vehicles, two fully equipped staff apartments, and dual kitchens (professional-grade and kosher-prepared).