Venice City Center

In the heart of Venice, not far from Ca’ Rezzonico and Campo San Barnaba, stands the imposing Palazzo Querini, a stately mansion from the 17th century. The immense building (more than 2,500 m²) has six floors and houses commercial facilities on the ground floor, eight independent apartments, an entire level designated for offices and large attics. Due to its large size, one could easily convert the entire building into a luxury boutique hotel in the heart of one of the world's most beautiful cities. The floors are conveniently connected by an elevator.

In the Cannaregio district, on the third floor of a 14th-century Gothic palazzo, luxury apartment with altana and penthouse in need of renovation. The main floor of the property comprises an entrance hall, bright living room overlooking the canal, formal dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The penthouse on the fourth floor is in need of renovation, and there is an exclusive roof terrace (altana). There is also an approved project for the creation of a lift inside the building.

The apartment (160 sqm – 1,722 sqft), in modern style with high-quality finishes, is located on the first floor of a finely restored 17th-century palazzo, well maintained and equipped with an elevator, in sestiere Dorsoduro. We enter the property into an ample and bright living area; moving on we find a separate kitchen and a guest bathroom. A hallway leads into the night area, made up of double bedroom, two single bedrooms and a bathroom with laundry.

The building features a convenient ample joint-ownership garden and the apartment enjoys beautiful views over Venice’s channels. The location s very convenient thanks to it being very close to the Zattere stop of the Vaporetto which allows easily reaching every landmark of Venice in a relatively short time frame.

Panoramic 175-m² apartment on the top floor of an elegant historic building, a few steps from the renowned Calle Larga XXII Marzo and Piazza San Marco. The property stands out for its excellent brightness, ensured by double exposure and zenithal light, and is characterized by an alternation of cubic volumes that define the rooms of the living area embellished with iconic design furniture elements.

Comprising entrance hall, large corner living room with views of the canal (usually called rio by the locals) and San Marco’s bell tower, double dining room, separate professional kitchen, one suite consisting of master bedroom, wardrobe, gym and bathroom with large tub, second bedroom with en-suite bathroom, loft with multi-purpose room.

The apartment has its own storage room on the ground floor and condominium water portal for direct access from the canal.