Charming Apartment in Venice, Veneto's Heart

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The modern staircase with light wood steps and dark gray metal structure immediately sets the tone for this apartment, where the contemporary design interacts with the building's historical essence. The glass and steel elevator, the light streaming through large windows, and the bright surfaces contribute to creating airy, essential, and well-defined spaces. We are on the second and top floor of a building dating back to the 1500s, and it is precisely this blend of ancient architectural presence and current interior solutions that results in a home with a personal tone, designed for those seeking spaces to live in naturally and comfortably. Its 107 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 5 rooms, with a layout that offers a balance between the living area and more private spaces. The 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms make the property suitable for a comfortable, well-organized daily life, with a space management that can easily accommodate both everyday living and hospitality. The finishes observed in the interiors convey a sober and contemporary language: light ceramic floors in the passage areas, white walls that amplify the brightness, and light wood details that warm the ensemble. In one of the rooms, the same coherence is found, with neutral tones, natural light, and a cozy atmosphere that immediately conveys a sense of comfort. The presence of the elevator adds practicality to a high floor, while the garden introduces an increasingly rare and precious element, capable of expanding the home's breadth and offering an outdoor space to be enjoyed as a natural extension of the interiors. Days here can follow different rhythms, between the functionality of a well-thought-out layout and the pleasure of bright spaces, where every detail appears measured. The garden becomes a tangible presence to be used in milder seasons, for a moment outdoors or to welcome guests in a context that retains a clear urban identity. The choice to include an elevator in an ancient building also makes living simpler, more current, and fluid, without sacrificing the charm of a structure that spans centuries. An apartment of 107 square meters in Venice, on the second and top floor, with 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, garden, and elevator, brings together uncommon elements in a proposal of strong balance. The construction date, 1500, adds depth to the property, while the internal organization and contemporary solutions support its daily use with immediacy and comfort.