We arrive by water in the Miracoli area of Santa Marina: the heart of Venice, exceptionally central yet intimate. The water entrance is not a detail; it is the home’s first defining gesture: one enters as one enters truly rare residences—from the canal, with light shimmering on the walls and reflections rising even before crossing the threshold.
On the raised ground floor, in a discreet setting, lies an exceptionally rare apartment: a super-suite conceived as a top-level pied-à-terre. Fully waterproofed and insulated, with underfloor heating and ducted cooling, it offers discreet contemporary comfort. Exposed beams and exceptionally high-quality finishes engage with the ever-present water: canal light enters, settles on the surfaces, changes with the hours, and brings the rooms to life even when the city outside stands still.
The large, modern, light-filled open-plan living area seems designed to keep the rhythm of the water close: generous volumes, carefully selected materials, and a spa-style bathroom with a circular design that completes the experience in an almost suspended gesture, poised between tranquillity and pleasure. Every detail has been carefully considered; every surface conveys elegance and, at the same time, an enduring bond with the canal.
The septic tanks and certificate of habitability pave the way for a prestigious tourist rental: not merely an exceptional waterside residence, but also a tangible and profitable real-estate investment.
A unique property in Venice: rarity, a water entrance, reflections, comfort and returns, brought together in a single gesture.