In the heart of the Venice Lido, just a short walk from the sea and the vaporetto stops connecting the island to Venice’s historic centre, stands a remarkable residence that forms part of the history of early 20th-century Venetian architecture.
Designed by Guido Costante Sullam and built in the early 1900s, this prestigious Art Nouveau residence still retains its distinctive architectural character. Offering approximately 390 sqm arranged over two levels, the property creates a continuous dialogue between architecture, natural light and outdoor spaces, resulting in interiors of great charm and atmosphere.
From the moment you enter, the unique personality of the home is immediately apparent. The layout moves away from conventional design: views, openings and passageways naturally lead from one room to another, while the coloured glass windows filter the light, creating different reflections and atmospheres throughout the day.
At the heart of the residence are its elegant reception rooms, including the distinctive oval-shaped salon, the spacious living area and the refined dining room with its bow window. The internal staircase is itself an important architectural feature and leads to the upper floor, which is mainly dedicated to the sleeping area.
The property comprises a total of nine rooms, four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
One of the most appealing features of the residence is its close connection with the outdoors. The private garden provides a peaceful and secluded space in the very centre of the Lido, while two large, fully usable terraces, positioned on opposite sides of the property, offer the opportunity to enjoy outdoor living at different times of the day. An additional smaller terrace overlooks the garden.
Glazed ceramics, wrought-iron details with floral and geometric motifs, coloured glass and decorative features still express the Art Nouveau style in which the residence was originally conceived. These elements are not simply decorative, but form an essential part of the property’s identity.
The residence is habitable and in good condition. Should the new owner wish to update some of the interiors, the property offers the opportunity to adapt the spaces to contemporary living while preserving the proportions, materials and architectural details that make it so distinctive.
A unique home for those looking for more than simply a residence in Venice: a property with its own history, a strong architectural identity and the unmistakable charm of an authentic example of Venetian Art Nouveau.
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