Description
Leaving the iconic Piazza San Marco behind us, we walk towards the sumptuous church of San Giorgio dei Greci and along our route we cannot help but stop to admire the fascinating Palazzo Priuli, which with its elegant four-light and double-lancet windows, once framed from the frescoes of Palma il Vecchio, it represents a true jewel among the period residences of Venice. It is precisely inside that we go to discover the most evocative part of the historic palace, that is, the one overlooking the confluence of two typical canals, that of S. Provolo and that of S. Severo, the comings and goings of gondolas accompanied by the singing of cheerful gondoliers . Having crossed the exclusive entrance door, we walk along the marble staircase illuminated by a suggestive bow window and, having reached the third floor, we have access to a wonderful property of over 450 m2. We are welcomed into the large reception hall flooded with natural light coming from the three-light window in leaded glass, to the left of which is a spacious living room with a marble fireplace and gothic corner windows from which a breathtaking view opens onto the church of the Greeks and the river. below. Serving the living area we find an equipped kitchen and a bathroom with window. The sleeping area instead is made up of two comfortable double bedrooms overlooking the Fondamenta dell'Osmarin. Then follows the generously sized main kitchen, from which you can enjoy an open view of the rooftops of Venice and the Campanile of San Marco, a second bathroom with window and a comfortable closet. Returning to the entrance, a wooden staircase leads us to the upper floor which opens onto the large living area with exposed trusses and direct access to the exclusive terrace. The latter evokes special moments in the company of family and friends and surprises guests with its wonderful Venetian panorama. Then follow two further double bedrooms, one with a walk-in wardrobe and the other with an en suite bathroom, a comfortable study, a bathroom with shower cubicle, a wardrobe compartment and a closet. The property is completed by a useful mezzanine on the second floor, consisting of a closet and a bathroom, and two exclusive warehouses on the ground floor. Thanks to the proximity to Piazza San Marco and its banks, the typically Venetian context and the details such as the exposed trusses, the light and the view that characterize this property, we imagine this property used as a first home, as well as a second residence for suggestive Venetian escapes. Finally, the structure is also particularly suitable as an investment property, as it has a discharge permit, an essential element for tourist rentals. The Castello district, the largest and among the oldest in Venice, is located at the eastern end of the city. One of the most populous neighborhoods of the city has always kept the traditional "Venetian lifestyle" intact.
