Apartment in Lido, Venice with Private Garden Access

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The apartment spans a commercial area of 245 square meters and occupies the ground floor of a 1900s building distributed over three levels, with a broad and articulated presence that is felt from the entrance. Natural light enters through the windows with wooden frames and accompanies generous spaces, where in the kitchen, classic furnishings with white doors, a light marble worktop, and a solid wood table create a welcoming and tangible atmosphere. The dark wood floors add depth to the interiors, while the linear ceilings keep the ensemble sober, orderly, and easy to live in every day. With 12 rooms, 5 bedrooms, and 4 bathrooms, the house offers a layout that allows for multiple interpretations of living, from family life to the possibility of hosting guests with ease and privacy. The square footage allows for imagining representative spaces well distinct from the more private areas, in a balance that enhances both functionality and the pleasure of having real rooms, dedicated to work, conviviality, or rest. The exteriors also contribute concretely to the character of the property: the facade opens onto a garden with lush green grass, traversed by an external stone pavement that provides solidity and continuity to the ensemble. A wrought iron table with chairs, placed under an umbrella, suggests a space designed for lingering, dining outdoors, or simply slowing down the pace of the day. The building thus retains the charm of its era of construction, without sacrificing an immediate, bright, and well-measured residential interpretation. Days here find a natural rhythm between spacious interiors and outdoor spaces to be enjoyed with simplicity. The bright and welcoming kitchen easily becomes one of the central places of the house, while the garden invites you to move a breakfast, a conversation, or a dinner outdoors during the milder seasons. The presence of five bedrooms and four bathrooms makes this property suitable also for those who desire a residence capable of accommodating comfortably, or a space with a vocation for representation or hospitality to be considered carefully. In the context of Lido, all this acquires an even more recognizable tone. This property combines significant dimensions, a rare distribution layout, and tangible details that define its character, from the garden to the stone paving, to the luminous quality of the interiors. In Lido, in the province of Venice, it represents a solution of great presence for those seeking a spacious apartment, with historical identity and a direct relationship with the outdoor spaces.