Apartment in Venice, Venice

The exposed wooden beams and terracotta flooring immediately set the tone for this top-floor apartment: a 156 sqm commercial space where material and light create an authentic atmosphere, further enhanced by the presence of a Velux window. The contrast between the white walls and the warm tones of terracotta naturally accompanies the rooms, while being on the fourth and top level adds a sense of greater openness and privacy. The overall effect conveys the character of a space lived in with balance, where every detail tells of a discreet yet recognizable presence.

Its 7 rooms allow for a wide and flexible distribution, designed to accommodate daily life with comfort and continuity between the different spaces. The 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms contribute to making the home well-organized, even for those who wish to manage guests, work, and private moments without sacrificing space. Being located on the top floor of a four-level building, with origins dating back to the 1400s, places the apartment in a context that carries a long urban history, also perceivable in the views over the city fabric: red-tiled roofs, balconies, windows of varying shapes, and decorative details that echo the architectural stratification of the town center. The landscape also features a clock tower, a characteristic presence that guides the eye and strengthens the dialogue between the home and its surroundings. The terrace adds a precious extension to the living space, an open area that broadens the apartment's scope and completes its profile with a tangible and usable outdoor dimension.

Opening the windows, letting in the full light of clear days, and rediscovering the city's rhythm from above are gestures that here acquire a particular quality. The interiors, marked by the warmth of terracotta and the design of the beams, suggest a daily life made of well-measured comfort and simplicity, while the terrace invites you to enjoy outdoor breaks, a morning coffee, or a moment of peace at the end of the day. The presence of articulated urban glimpses, with their roofs and architectures, also helps create a lively relationship with Venice, without sacrificing the home's intimacy.

This apartment combines size, character, and a top-floor location in one of Italy's most recognizable cities. The generous space, the terrace, the three bathrooms, and its placement in a building with ancient origins make it a proposal of strong personality, suitable for those seeking a home in Venice with significant spaces and a well-defined identity.