Venice, Emilia-Romagna 30125

The terrazzo mosaic flooring immediately sets the character of this 247 square meter apartment, where natural light streams through wooden-framed windows, enhancing spaces with grand scenic presence. Certain details evoke a measured and authentic atmosphere: a long dark wood table, a glass arm chandelier, decorative moldings that adorn the walls without overwhelming them. The home reveals itself gradually, with rooms maintaining their own identity and a sense of continuity provided by the materials, proportions, and a classic imprint that emerges discreetly. The nine rooms allow for a generous and articulated layout, suitable for those seeking spaces that accommodate daily life with the same ease reserved for moments of representation. The three bathrooms complete an important internal composition, designed to offer comfort and functionality in a rare square footage within the Venetian urban context. Some rooms feature marble flooring, a large oriental rug under the dining table, solid wood wardrobes, and simple finishes enhanced by classic architectural details, elements that add depth to the perception of spaces without ever feeling forced. Outside, a private courtyard with light stone paving adds tangible value to the property: an intimate space defined by the presence of historic masonry buildings, stone balconies, ornamental plants, pots, and a partial pergola that make its use pleasant and natural. The surrounding context speaks the language of the most authentic Venice, with brick and plaster facades, windows with grilles and green shutters, up to the arched bridge that accompanies the tranquil course of the canal. Opening the windows, crossing the courtyard, reaching the water on foot, and rediscovering the silent rhythm of the canal with moored boats becomes part of everyday life. This home lends itself to a way of living made of meaningful gestures, rooms to truly inhabit, shared meals around a large table, and evening returns marked by warm and intimate light. The urban context is present but not intrusive: it remains in the background as a continuous tapestry of glimpses, architectures, and passages that make Venice a city to live in as well as to admire. A surface of 247 square meters, nine rooms, three bathrooms, and a private courtyard compose a combination hard to find, especially in a city with such a unique structure. For those seeking a large property in Venice, with recognizable spaces and a direct relationship with the surrounding historical fabric, this apartment represents a solid presence, one that suggests a long continuity over time.