Charming Apartment in Venice, Veneto's Gothic Palace

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The exposed wooden beams of the attic ceiling, the warm-toned parquet, and that unexpected touch of glass in the floor revealing the level below immediately define the character of this apartment, located on the second floor of a building dating back to the 1500s. Natural light generously enters through the openings, accompanying white walls and spacious rooms, making every space airy without losing its identity. The kitchen also contributes to this sense of balance, with glossy white cabinets, a dark brown granite worktop, and terracotta-colored ceramic flooring, creating a concrete, luminous, and well-defined ensemble. The numbers tell the story of an extraordinary property: 770 square meters of commercial space distributed across 12 rooms, with 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, within a building developed over 3 floors. The apartment occupies the second level and uniquely combines size, spatial articulation, and architectural presence, offering a structure suitable for both private living and a representative residence. The fireplace introduces a point of domestic gathering, while the terrace adds an open space that naturally extends the rhythm of the home. The internal distribution, in terms of both consistency and number of rooms, suggests a fluid management of convivial moments and more private ones, with enough rooms and services to support a complex daily life or high-level hospitality. The presence of an elevator and disabled access completes the profile with an important functional feature, rare in a historical context and valuable for everyday use. Opening the windows, crossing such generous spaces, reaching the terrace, or gathering by the fireplace changes the way of living in the city. Here, Venice is not just a backdrop but a continuous presence encountered in the relationship between the building's history and contemporary comforts. The light entering the kitchen, the attic ceilings, the possibility of alternating between intimate spaces and larger rooms create a domestic life made of movement, reception, and tranquility, with a natural predisposition for representative use or forms of hospitality consistent with the property's layout. An apartment of this size, in a building from the 1500s equipped with an elevator, terrace, and disabled access, represents a rare offering in the context of Venice. The combination of spaciousness, history, and contemporary functionality clearly defines its value, making it a property capable of meeting significant residential needs and high-profile projects in the heart of Veneto.