Daughters of San Giuseppe

Positioned moments away from Campo San Giacomo Dell’ Orio – one of Venice's most charming squares set away from the typical tourist crowds, this humble apartment offers an idyllic base from which to enjoy Venice.

As you enter the residence, note the plaque on the wall dedicated to Don Luigi Caburlotto, who founded the religious ‘Institute of the Daughters of San Giuseppe’ in this apartment in 1850. While the external facade remains in keeping with the city's extensive history, inside the apartment, expect contemporary fittings throughout. With two floor-to-ceiling windows inviting in floods of natural daylight, the bright and modern space presents a neutral palette to reflect the light. Meanwhile, high-quality finishing touches, such as the red marble flooring and textured resin walls, hone in on the opulence perpetuated by the city of Venice.

At the rear of the residence, you'll find views over the beautiful walled garden of Venice’s Natural History Museum. With such a remarkable location and all of the comforts of modern city living to hand – where better than to base yourselves when in town to discover the best of what Venice has to offer?




Home truths:
*Your host has multiple homes within this building, so the view, layout, and design may vary *The dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace *The entrance to this home is shared with the building's other residents *The washer and dryer are located in a communal ground floor laundry room and operated by coins *This home is in a central spot, so noise is to be expected *Upon arrival, a representative will meet you at the Vaporetto stop – water taxi point – and accompany you to the property where they’ll check you in, and provide any assistance you should need