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Pardes Hanna Karkur
Land 890 Sqm. In Karkur, in an attractive location, now for sale, 890 SqM of private land for the construction of 1,200 SqM of public buildings. There is a wide Masterplan for the supermarket, spas, nursery schools and a restaurant. The Plot is in...
Pardes Hanna Karkur
110 Sqm, Land 170 Sqm, 2 Parking Spaces, Garden 60 Sqm. I nPardes Hana, a garden apartment for sale, 3 rooms. An expanded living room by enclosing the balcony, with an exit out to the well maintained and comfortable yard. A must see!
Pardes Hanna Karkur
80 Sqm, Land 230 Sqm, 2 Parking Spaces. In Pardes Hana, in a central but quiet location, on a quarter dunam lot, a 3 room two family attached home all, on a single story! Renovated to amaze, luxurious master suite, well manicured yard with an...
Pardes Hanna Karkur
285 Sqm, Land 760 Sqm, 2 Parking Spaces. In Karkur, in a well established much desired neighborhood, in a quiet and rustic location, a unique freestanding home, with upgrades galore, large spaces, large covered patio, from the living room you can...
Pardes Hanna Karkur
220 Sqm, Land 500 Sqm, 2 Parking Spaces. In the Moshav of Pardes Hana, opposite the pine forest, a beautiful single family home surrounded by a beautiful garden and decks, built with a split level layout, with a basement level. Belgian windows, high...
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Pardes Hanna Karkur
The Moshava Pardes Hanna Karkur located in the northern Sharon area, is a community of 30,000 residents. The Pardes Hanna land (now part of Pardes Hanna Karkur ) was acquired in 1913 by a group of Jews from England and Russia and immediately was held by guards and workers, and only in 1926 Karkur (now part of Pardes Hanna Karkur) started to develop into a community. By 1927 the community had 300 people, and in 1929 it was officially founded by the "Pika" company from western Karkur. Moshava Pardes Hanna which is part of Pardes Hanna Karkur was named for Hanna, the daughter of Natan Rothschild, of the English faction of the Rothschild family. The Moshavot early days were based on an economy of citrus fruits and after on a varied economy, of labor and industry. It was founded in the days of the British mandate, in the area of large army camps that were used as transit camps to new immigrants after the establishment of the state. In 1969 the communities of Karkur and Pardes Hanna merged into one Moshava called Pardes Hanna Karkur
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