luxury property for sale Cavallino-Treporti, Italy

To see this property is to experience the essence of Venice and its place in history. With connections to the Russian Imperial Court, as well as the literary and cultural life in Europe, hosting among others the French writer Stendhal, and having been preserved and restored to 21st century standards, it is truly a fascinating private home, a Palace whose museum quality original interiors were fully decorated in the third part of the 18th century in the most exalted Venetian Rococo style. After a painstaking and highly praised restoration, the property is immaculate and has received high praise from the Italian Trust of Historical Houses for its stunning condition. Stretching over a series of beautiful original decorated halls in Venetian Rococo style, some of which overlook the canal below, the property extends over four levels and comprises: GROUND FLOOR: A private water jetty, impressive and historic Portego main entrance hall, a staff apartment, some service and technical areas, courtyard, large garden. FIRST FLOOR: The piano nobile comprises a central androne entrance hall, three main salons, dining room,breakfast room, master bedroom, dressing room, master bathroom, guest bedroom or office and bathroom, kitchen, storage room, control room. MEZZANINE FLOOR: two further bedrooms, two bathrooms. TOP FLOOR: An unrestored space comprising living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, wardrobe,bathroom, and three further rooms which could become either additional living space, further guest bedrooms, bathrooms, or studio.

On an unspoiled island in the heart of the Venetian lagoon, an extraordinary historic villa with origins from the 12th century, with a beautiful private park of over 4000mq. Santa Caterina stands at the edge of the island, in a privileged and secluded position, enclosed by ancient stone walls. The main residence offers evocative views of the lagoon and Venice, in a setting of absolute peace and harmony. Located just a few steps from Burano, to which it is connected by a pedestrian bridge, and not far from Torcello and Murano, it is the perfect escapist dream, yet close to everything. The building, once the monastery gardener’s house, is an integral part of a monastic complex dating back to the 12th century. Its origins are documented by historical and cartographic sources from the 18th century, which clearly describe its role within the convent's vegetable garden, along with the presence of the cavana, a typical lagoon structure used for boat storage. The uniqueness of Santa Caterina lies in its history and architecture, a large solid house which could be kept as is or converted into a stunning contemporary villa.

This palace was originally built around 1250, passing to several important famiies down the centuries. In a quiet tucked away location, and unusually with two historically important facades, one on a quiet campo and the other over a very picturesque canal, as well as two water gates, it is noted for its important architectural features, built according to the dictates of the late Gothic style. The original palace's flooring dates back to the mid-13th century The two façades are very well proportioned. The front facade features a remarkable four-light window with a projecting balcony and two pairs of single-light windows, both within a dentilled frame. All the windows are lancet-arched with the classic late Gothic floret above. Originally a private residence, the building can operate as a gallery or museum or other mixed/ commercial use, or even return to its original residential use.

Between Venice and Padua, a historic hotel residence on the Brenta Riviera. Between Venice and Padua, the Riviera del Brenta has been home to patrician residences for centuries, set against a backdrop of canals and gardens. Built between the 18th and 19th centuries, this hotel is part of this architectural and heritage tradition. The building, with its balanced proportions, combines historical character and functionality for hotel use. The restoration, carried out with respect for the original architecture, has preserved its coherence while allowing for contemporary use of the spaces. Close to Venice, without suffering from the intensity of its tourist flows, the property benefits from a sought-after environment, in the heart of a region where hospitality has long been part of the landscape. A property designed for the hotel industry, rooted in a region with a long tradition of hospitality.

Private Octagon in the Venice Lagoon In the heart of the Venice Lagoon, just 10 minutes by motorboat from Venice's historic center, we offer for sale a privately owned island of extraordinary allure: an authentic fortified octagon, a direct testament to Venetian military history. The property: The island spans approximately 2,000 sqm of open spaces and 400 sqm of covered spaces. The existing structure, with its strong historical character, offers the possibility of a complete renovation, retaining its current volumes and transforming it into an exclusive private residence, a historical mansion, or a high-level architectural project. A unique opportunity An unparalleled property for its location, history, and potential, ideal for those seeking an iconic and off-market asset, nestled in one of the world's most enchanting settings. Historical notes: The lagoon octagons were constructed at the beginning of the 19th century during the Austro-Hungarian Empire's rule, serving defensive and strategic purposes to protect Venice from sea attacks. These structures, because of their shape and position, still represent today a one-of-a-kind system. The Alberoni Octagon is among the very few existing examples and, even more rarely, is part of the extremely limited private properties in the lagoon.