Penthouse with Terraces in Venice, Veneto

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The apartment occupies the top floor of a three-level building and spans 169 square meters, blending history with everyday life. The construction date, 1600, immediately introduces the character of the property, while the interiors offer a tangible and lived-in presence, characterized by natural light, meticulous details, and spaces designed for comfortable living. The kitchen, featuring white cabinets, stainless steel finishes, diamond-patterned tiled walls, and wooden fixtures, tells the story of a home where functionality and atmosphere coexist naturally. The bathroom, with its light marble countertop, large mirror, and white ceramic bathtub, also contributes to this seamless feeling. The 8 rooms generously distribute the spaces, providing a home suitable for both daily life and more elaborate management of the areas. The 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms make the property particularly comfortable, while its location on the top floor adds privacy and a pleasant connection with open spaces. The terrace serves as a natural extension of the home, a valuable outlet that accompanies the rhythms of the day and expands the perception of the interiors. This is complemented by the presence of the garden, an unexpected element that offers additional breathing space for living. The armored door completes the property's profile with a tangible detail of security. Overall, the house retains a well-recognizable identity: on one side, the charm of a 17th-century building, on the other, interiors that show practical attention and discernible care in the finishes, from the smooth surfaces of the kitchen worktop to the glossy white tiles of the bathroom with embossed decorations. Opening the windows, stepping onto the terrace, alternating the rhythm of the interiors with the presence of the garden: it is in these simple gestures that the property reveals its most authentic value. Venice adds a context of strong identity to this home, made of history, culture, and a quality of living that does not need dramatic effects to be memorable. The spacious areas allow for imagining days marked by freedom, moments of conviviality, rooms dedicated to work or tranquility, and a continuous relationship between the domestic and external dimensions. This apartment consistently interprets the value of an important residence: spaciousness, top floor, open spaces, and a 17th-century building that defines its personality. In the context of Venice, it is a proposal that combines patrimonial consistency and residential quality, with concrete characteristics that are increasingly rare to find together.