Top Floor Apartment in Historic Venice

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The rooftop terrace opens the house to the outside with a tangible presence, featuring light-colored tile flooring, a metal railing, and abundant light. From here, the view meets the red-tiled roofs and surrounding buildings, in an urban setting that conveys the authentic rhythm of Venice without sacrificing a private open space. Inside, certain details define well-outlined spaces: the kitchen with white cabinets, a light worktop, and granite flooring, the bathroom with a white vanity, marble countertop, and rectangular bathtub. These are simple yet precise elements that immediately convey the home's measure and character. The apartment spans a commercial area of 169 square meters, with 8 rooms distributed on the top floor of a three-level building dating back to the 1600s. The layout includes 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a configuration that suggests airy spaces and particularly comfortable daily living, both for family life and guest hospitality. The presence of the garden and terrace adds two complementary dimensions to living: on one side a private green space, on the other an open view that naturally extends the interiors. Certain details emerging in the spaces reinforce the sense of a tangible and well-articulated home. The kitchen, illuminated by a wooden window, combines white surfaces, metal handles, and a contemporary black chandelier, while the granite floor with black flecks introduces a precise material note. The bathrooms also follow this line of clarity, with white tile coverings, ornamental details, a mirror with a gilded frame, and natural light. The armored door completes the picture with an essential and discreet security element. Days here find a pleasant rhythm between indoor and open spaces. The terrace lends itself to becoming a natural point to start the morning or slow down in the evening, with an unobstructed view of the sky and the surrounding rooftops. The garden, on the other hand, introduces a more intimate dimension, precious in a city property, and expands the home's usability in every season. The distribution of 8 rooms, along with the 3 bathrooms, makes the apartment suitable for an articulated domestic life, with spaces that can accommodate different needs without compressing the areas. An apartment of 169 square meters on the top floor, in a building from the 1600s, with a garden and terrace, represents a rare offering for Venice. The property's value lies precisely in this balance between historical consistency, internal spaciousness, and the presence of private open spaces, within a recognizable and vibrant urban context.