Exquisite Piano Nobile Grand Canal San Marco

A stunning Grand Canal 15th century private palazzo piano nobile in the heart of Venice San Marco with a rich history, elegant architecture, breathtaking views and wonderful light.

The grand "portego" opens onto six rooms with views of both the Grand Canal and a lateral canal. The interior of the palace dates from the 18th century and is highly decorative in all parts. Floors are partly in Venetian terrazzo and partly in Venetian pastellone. The ceilings of three halls are decorated with eighteenth-century stucchi and original frescoes.  All quite magnificent.

MAIN PIANO NOBILE

The centrepiece of this level is the magnificent "portego", a grand reception room adorned with elegant stuccoes, and grand ceilings. The room is designed in the traditional Venetian style, perfect for entertaining guests or hosting both lavish or private events.

The level also features two breathtaking living rooms, one with a picturesque view of the Grand Canal and the other facing the charming side canal. The studio is the perfect space for a secluded retreat, featuring a bow window that floods the room with natural light and offers stunning views of the Grand Canal.

The bedrooms on this level are truly grand. The master bedroom, with alcove and precious stuccoes boasts its own en-suite bathroom with 18th century ceramic wc, and ample space for a wardrobe. The large kitchen has a separate entrance from the ground floor. 

MEZZANINE FLOOR

The mezzanine floor of this palazzo is a hidden gem, ripe for reconfiguration as it is currently housing a laundry facility, storage rooms and bathroom. This space has the potential to be transformed into a luxurious guest suite, complete with its own private entrance from the ground floor and easy access to the grand piano nobile.

All in all a wonderful Grand Canal property of the highest style level.

San Marco

This is the historical centre of the town with Piazza San Marco at its very heart and with Venice’s most coveted museums: Palazzo Ducale and Museo Correr. The buildings in this area of town are all on a fabulously grand scale. You will find most of the designer shops and luxury brands around here, including a number of fine jewellers and designers hidden among the colonnades of the piazza itself. The best time to visit is in the evening when the sun sets over the curved domes of St. Mark’s Basilica and live music sweeps across the piazza, defined by Napoleon as the “finest drawing room in Europe”.