Nestled in the beating heart of Venice, located in an enviable position near the Accademia, immersed in the artistic atmosphere surrounding the Guggenheim museum and a stone's throw from the famous Zattere promenade, this apartment in San Vio is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered . Overlooking the suggestive Bragadin foundations, this apartment is spread over two levels, the second, third and last floor of a building that has only three real estate units and with a few comfortable stairs. Developed over generous one hundred square meters and illuminated by three different exposures, this rare apartment is embellished with original Venetian terrazzo floors and beautiful exposed beams. The duplex stands out for its ability to blend space and light together, creating welcoming and functional environments. The current layout consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, separate living room and kitchen. Structurally in order, it requires renovation of the systems, kitchen and bathrooms, offering great possibilities for customization. Living in this apartment means embracing an existence where the art, culture and history of Venice are an integral part of everyday life. The accessibility to the main points of interest, combined with the tranquility of a private and prestigious corner, makes this residence perfect for those seeking the best that Venice can offer: an oasis of beauty and peace in the heart of the city.
After San Marco, the Dorsoduro district is the one where important museums are most concentrated, among which we remember: the Accademia Gallery, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, the Punta della Dogana museum - François Pinault Foundation. The squero of San Trovaso and campo Santa Margherita are also worth a visit, a meeting place for Venetians and students.
The property is located a stone's throw from the Accademia Bridge, in a position that combines a distinctly Venetian character thanks to the small shops and artisan workshops with the exclusivity of great art, thanks to the Academy of Fine Arts, the Pinault Foundation and the renowned Guggenheim Museum.
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