2-room flat Fondamenta de l'Arzere, Dorso Duro - San Barnaba, Venice

A few steps from the area once called "Arzare", in one of the typical horseshoe-shaped courtyards that characterize the Dorsoduro district, we find the entrance door to the apartment. Raised ground floor and therefore free from high water, with eight windows which determine excellent air recycling and the absence of humidity, it is the best solution for those who need to experience Venice for a few months. The entrance recalls an ancient Venetian style with exposed bricks, introducing us to the apartment.
On the right we find a pre-entrance that leads to two separate bathrooms, the perfect combination of space and comfort.
The living room is complete and its white walls give the entire apartment natural light, further accentuated by the lively warm colors of the paintings on the walls. From the living room going to the left, we find the traditional Venetian kitchen, which extends lengthwise. Washing machine, microwave, refrigerator, raised breakfast table and storage room are part of it. About halfway along the living room, still on the left, an ancient, completely restored solid wood jamb introduces us to the large bedroom, where we find the warm tones of the living room. The double bed is the undisputed protagonist, flanked by a desk and a semi-walk-in wardrobe.
AVAILABLE FROM THE FIRST OF OCTOBER FOR SHORT TRANSITIONAL CONTRACTS.
After San Marco, the Dorsoduro district is the one where important museums are most concentrated, including of which we remember: the Accademia Gallery, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, the Punta della Dogana museum - François Pinault Foundation. The squero of San Trovaso and campo Santa Margherita are also worth a visit, a meeting place for Venetians and students. The property is located in the San Barnaba area, in a highly sought after area and with access via a street away from tourist flows and noise, very convenient to the main services such as shops, supermarkets, vaporettos (Ca' Rezzonico /Accademia) and bus and train stations.