We reach this exclusive property, located directly on the Grand Canal, in Riva del Carbon. An evocative plaque reminds us that this very building, in 1790, hosted Goethe, who here composed and dedicated his famous Venetian Epigrams to the Serenissima. The large property is located on the first floor, with two entrances, one of which is independent, and immediately leaves us enchanted with its nine windows, each of which seems to open its own perspective on the Grand Canal. The view is entirely to the west, the clear day invites us to linger to enjoy an extraordinary sunset that pierces the windows and pervades the living room with warm orange reflections, changing the light and shadows with each step of the sun. We choose the corner window, as we get closer our gaze is ensnared by a journey of wonders along the Grand Canal, up to Palazzo Ca' Foscari. The residence consists of a very large entrance, the beautiful living room that enchanted us and which leads to the dining area, another very large room - also with a view of the Grand Canal - three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The apartment is completed by: a bookshop, an ironing room and a convenient warehouse. This representative property simply leaves us speechless, and is a prestigious and unique opportunity to live in the beating heart of Venice. And, in the words of Goethe: "Venice can only be compared to itself".
San Marco is the heart of the city of Venice, the best known and most prestigious district, from every point you are within walking distance of both Piazza San Marco and the Teatro della Fenice. This area is also very well served by all the Vaporetto lines, and by the gondola ferry, it is also possible to reach any corner of Venice in less than ten minutes. The property is located a few steps from the beautiful Rialto Bridge, from Campo San Bortolo and the Grand Canal. It is also very close to the main means of transport, main monuments and services of all kinds, in one of the most Venetian areas of the city.--213a4bceadda076b459a19a9c6dbd05f!
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