Description
In the heart of the San Polo district, along one of the most fascinating stretches of the Grand Canal, stands this prestigious historic residence located on the first piano nobile of an important Renaissance palace. Framed by two buildings of great architectural value, the property enjoys an exceptional location, capable of combining representation and quiet. Access is through a scenic private courtyard with exclusive waterfront, which leads to a large warehouse in excellent state of repair.
The building, served by an elevator, has undergone a thorough restoration that has affected the facades, roof and common parts, preserving its original character and prestige. The apartment occupies the entire main floor and covers an area of about 460 square meters, articulated in rooms of great breadth and charm.
The heart of the residence is represented by the majestic central portego, which faces directly onto the Grand Canal through nine tall Gothic windows: a scenic setting that provides enveloping light and unparalleled views of the water. On either side of the portego are two generously proportioned salons, one of which is enhanced by an elegant mezzanine. The sleeping area includes five spacious and bright bedrooms, each with well-preserved period elements and understated elegance. The five bathrooms, spread over several levels, partly need updating.
Completing the property is an intimate and quiet study, perfect as a library or private workspace, and two kitchens, one of them in traditional Venetian style, the other designed for more functional use.
The residence has three independent entrances and a quiet and private interior terrace. In excellent structural condition, the house retains valuable original architectural details-including Venetian sown floors, decorated beams and period window and door frames-and is a rare example of an authentic Venetian aristocratic residence, unique for its charm, location and historical value. Present septic tanks,private berth.
