Placed at the lively Castello district, centrally located just a stone’s throw from St. Mark’s Square, this charming penthouse is located inside a historic palace, built in 1862 to the design of Engineer Giovanni Fuin on the basis of two earlier 18th-century factories. The interior finishes have been preserved and restored increasing the charm of this penthouse that boasts neoclassical styles. Equipped with an independent entrance with elevator and a large storage room on the ground floor and accessible from the main entrance hall, the property is part of two adjacent residential realities of which it turns out to be the main unit consisting, on the third floor, of an entrance hall, a study, a guest room with personal bathroom, dining room with kitchen and a large living room with access to the terrace with wonderful panoramic views. On the fourth floor of are a loft used as a study, a closet room, the master bedroom with bathroom, a second double bedroom, a closet room and attic.
The two units, currently separate, offer the possibility of being reunited into one large apartment from which to obtain three additional double bedrooms and expanding, in addition, the outdoor area by sharing both lots the same terrace.

The Castello district is the largest of Venice’s six sestieri. It occupies the eastern part of the city extending from the bustling Piazza San Marco to the eastern edge of Venice. It is one of the oldest parts of the Serenissima with a rich history dating back to the early Middle Ages. It was traditionally the center of political power and the seat of noble families during the years of the Venetian Republic. Unlike the tourist areas around St. Mark’s Square, Castello is a primarily residential neighborhood offering a glimpse into the daily life of Venice, with stores, cafes and markets among the different architectural styles of grand palaces, churches and more modest buildings. The Castello neighborhood offers an opportunity to experience Venetian culture amidst a fascinating mix of history, culture, and local charm, making it a rewarding area to explore for any visitor to Venice.

19 m from St. Mark’s Square and the Doge’s Palace
5 km from Venice railway station
10 km from Venice airport
7 km from Venice Lido
3.5 km from Murano
10 km from Burano