Cozy and bright apartment in the heart of Cannaregio
€580,000
4 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
~100 m² Total surface
Description
This charming property is located in the heart of Cannaregio in a very quiet but strategic area and convenient to all services: a few metres from Strada Nuova, specifically from the San Marcuola stop, reachable without bridges, and one bridge away from fondamenta degli Ormesini, full of typical bacari, osterie and restaurants frequented equally by Venetians and tourists. We are also just a handful of minutes' walk from Campo del Ghetto, a splendid example of typical Venetian architecture and of fundamental historical importance: just think of the word Ghetto, to which it gave rise.
The property is on the first floor of a two-storey property, and enjoys a separate entrance. On the ground floor we find a large windowed storeroom and a technical room, while on the first floor the property is developed, with excellent exposure on two sides and very bright. Crossing a large living room with open views we reach the kitchen, habitable, equipped with a separate kitchenette; we then find two large bedrooms, very bright, and a large windowed bathroom.
Equipped with air conditioning and septic tanks, this property lends itself well as a cosy first home as well as a comfortable second home or investment property.
The Cannaregio sestiere is the second largest in Venice after Castello and the most populated. In this sestiere is the Ghetto di Venezia, which can be reached by crossing the Ponte delle Guglie bridge and walking along the Strada Nova, the main artery of the whole, leading from Santa Lucia station to Rialto. This approximately 25-minute journey begins at the foot of Ponte degli Scalzi and the church of Santa Maria degli Scalzi and ends in Campo dei Santi Apostoli.
The flat is located in the Cannaregio district, a few minutes from the “Guglie” vaporetto stop and very close to the characteristic Jewish quarter. In about 10 minutes on foot it is possible to reach the railway station and Piazzale Roma, a fundamental point of interchange between the island of Venice and the mainland.