Description
In the enchanting Campo Santa Maria Mater Domini, in the Santa Croce district, a few steps from the San Stae stop, we find a condensed typology of Renaissance buildings that can still be admired while wandering around Venice. An example is Ca' Barbaro where the coat of arms can still be read: MALO MORI Q(UAM) FEDARI, (I'd rather die than betray, contaminate myself), motto of one of the many Compagnie della Calza present in the city! The Compagnie della Calza were made up of young gentlemen dressed in silk jackets and white or colored stockings to identify their membership. We leave the field to arrive at the quiet Fondamenta where the fascinating property
we are visiting today is located. Going up a comfortable flight of stairs we access, through the armored door, the fascinating first floor. Immediately struck by the beautiful ceilings over 3.5 meters high and by the Venetian floors, we cross the large entrance which leads us to a bright bedroom or possibly a dining room. A small corridor allows us to discover the majestic living room with precious floors and the imposing double bedroom, both with a magnificent view of the canal: at this hour, the sunset light floods the room and the reflections of the water hypnotize us! An eat-in kitchen and a bathroom with window complete this property, certainly representative, ideal both as a holiday residence and for an investment, also given the possibility of buying an outbuilding on the ground floor with private garden, convenient for hosting friends and relatives or as a source of income. The Santa Croce district owes its name to the church of Santa Croce, it is the district that serves as a link between Venice and the mainland, the best served by all means of transport both thanks to Piazzale Roma and the station of Saint Lucia. Among the noteworthy places of interest we mention the churches of San Giacomo dell'Orio, San Stae, the temple of San Nicola da Tolentino, and two churches consecrated to San Simeone: San Simeon Grando or Prophet, and the other San Simeon Piccolo .
The property is located a stone's throw from San Stae, in a position very close to the Grand Canal, a few steps from the Scalzi bridge, the railway and piazzale Roma. The San Stae area, well served in terms of transport and commercial establishments, is also highly sought after for the tranquility and rare authenticity of the calli and campielli.
