Zweites Piano Nobile In Cannaregio Mit Blick Auf Das Venezianische Wasser

Fascinating second piano nobile of an ancient 14th century Gothic palace that belonged to Doge Alvise Pisani.

The property has a private entrance and it is characterized by its considerable size: in fact, in addition to the residential unit on the second main floor of approximately 500 square meters, the property includes an attic (which has to be renovated) of approximately a further 400 square meters. The apartment consists of a large entrance saloon, a large dining room, a bright living area with a four-light window opening onto a balcony with a splendid view of the canal and the Saint Mark’s bell tower, a beautiful roof terrace overlooking the canal, a spacious and equipped kitchen, four double bedrooms with air conditioning as well as two extra bedrooms (one of which is located on the mezzanine), two large bathrooms (plus a third ensuite bathroom in the mezzanine bedroom).
Completing the property is a generous attic floor of approximately 400 sqm, accessible internally via the kitchen and currently in need of renovation. This space offers versatile potential, well suited for a variety of residential or design solutions. Once the elevator — already approved and fully authorized — is installed, the attic will be directly served and fully integrated into the rest of the building. Of particular note is the panoramic view over the city, offering a privileged vantage point over Venice’s iconic skyline.

The area where the building is located is very central and well served, at the same time away from tourist crowd, in the Cannaregio district, on the border of the Castello and Saint Mark’s districts.

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