Elegant Residence With Communal Terrace And Canal View

Set in one of the most private and authentic areas of Venice, just a short walk from the Rialto Bridge and conveniently connected to Piazza San Marco, this refined residence is located on the third floor of a well-maintained Venetian building, within a context of absolute tranquility.

The apartment expresses the city’s timeless charm with great coherence: exposed wooden beams blend seamlessly with the elegant Venetian terrazzo flooring, while the canal-facing position fills the interiors with natural light and a distinctly evocative atmosphere. The living area is spacious and well balanced, designed to welcome both everyday living and moments of refined conviviality in an intimate and sophisticated setting. The kitchen is separate, fully habitable, and thoughtfully designed for comfort and functionality.

The sleeping area is clearly defined and private, comprising two bright and quiet double bedrooms, currently served by a bathroom with double vanity. The size and layout of the apartment allow for flexible reconfiguration, including the potential creation of a second bathroom, should this be desired.

The property features independent heating and air conditioning and also benefits from access to a beautifully renovated shared terrace, a rare and valuable outdoor space offering open views over the Venetian rooftops—ideal for moments of relaxation away from the city’s tourist flows.

Thanks to its location, architectural character, and atmosphere, this residence represents a compelling opportunity in one of Venice’s most sought-after and iconic areas.

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