Palazzo Malipiero

Palazzo Malipiero, also known as Ca’ Granda de San Samuel, is a prestigious historic residence overlooking the Grand Canal, in the heart of Venice, in the San Marco district. The property extends over approximately 570 sqm and comprises three residential apartments and an office, offering panoramic views of the Grand Canal, some of Venice’s finest palaces and the property’s historic garden.
The origins of the palace probably date back to the 11th century. Over the centuries, it was expanded and transformed by the Soranzo, Cappello and Malipiero families. A major renovation, completed in 1622, largely established its present appearance. The interiors once housed a remarkable collection of artworks, furnishings and weapons.
One of the palace’s most distinctive features is its 19th-century romantic garden, adorned with statues and antique wellheads. The palace is also associated with Giacomo Casanova, who frequented it during the 18th century, and with Venetian fashion designer Roberta di Camerino, whose mother lived there for approximately twenty years.
A property of exceptional distinction, combining over nine centuries of history, Venetian architecture, a rare historic garden and outstanding views over the Grand Canal.
The property comprises four separate units, with a total surface area of approximately 570 sqm: three residential apartments and a space currently used as an office.
- Apartment 1 – 125 sqm: living room with a charming view of Palazzo Malipiero’s garden, fully equipped kitchen, one double bedroom and one bathroom.
- Apartment 2 – 180 sqm: dual-aspect living room, fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- Apartment 3 – 185 sqm: living room overlooking the Grand Canal, kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- Office – 80 sqm: welcoming living area, kitchenette, one spacious room and one bathroom.