Renaissance Palazzo Secondo Piano Nobile

This is the truly stunning secondo piano nobile of an historically important 16th century palazzo, with beautiful white façade wonderfully restored and evidencing both the original Renaissance architecture and more modern techniques. A very discreet and quiet location.

The Piano Nobile is spectacular, with 4.5m high ceilings and series of vast airy rooms leading off the the main portego salone, one of them with stucchi, and two with original fireplaces, private chapel. A perfect space for important artwork.The whole property is bathed in light from 16 windows and two balconies, giving views onto the confluence of two charming canals, wonderful gardens and classic Venetian vistas. 

 At ground level the property has an exclusive 'porta sola' street entrance leading into a large private androne on the ground floor…with both a private staircase to the second floor and lift. In addition there is a small appartamentino on the ground floor. 

The size and elegance of this property is a rare find - and with the benefit of totally private entrance and stairway access, lift, private boat drop off, this is a very interesting property indeed. 

Dorsoduro

This sestiere is regarded as the Mayfair of Venice: quiet yet brimming with things to see, from the Guggenheim Museum with its delightful, leafy gardens and exquisitely curated collection of modern art, to the Punta Della Dogana, a sensational collection of contemporary art in the old customs building, recently restored by Tadao Ando, to the Accademia Galleries. Snaking along the berst part of the Grand Canal, you will find charming palazzi - some grand and opulent, others on a pleasingly human scale. Take a short stroll from the Accademia Bridge to the Zattere for a long canalside ‘passeggiata’ or to Campo Santa Margherita, where locals gather to catch up with friends to enjoy the night air... Perfect for an evening spritz before dinner, or a nightcap before walking home.