Palazzo Valmarana Mangilli Smith is a historic neoclassical palace overlooking the Grand Canal at the junction of the Rio dei Santi Apostoli, in the sestiere of Cannaregio, enriched by an extremely well-kept garden that isolates it from the Strada Nuova and the traditional internal courtyard with an antique wellhead and water gate.

This charming and elegant property is the mezzanine of the palazzo and has been completely restored with accurate and refined attention to detail.
Shimmering light effects from the reflections of the water can be enjoyed on the original frescoes in soft, delicate tones in the rooms overlooking the Grand Canal.

Accommodation

The apartment consists of two entrances:

A main one from which there is access to the entrance that leads to the first living room open on the Grand Canal, with a privileged view of the Rialto Bridge, decorated in shades of teal and light blue, to a second living room in soft tones of beige and gold, and to the master bedroom also in delicate shades of beige. A wardrobe room leads to the large white marble bathroom with shower.

The second entrance on the inner side bordering the Rio dei Santi Apostoli connects to a small hallway where there is a guest bathroom and a large kitchen, a dining room, a second double bedroom decorated with light grey and light blue embroidered tapestry, and a large en suite bathroom with bathtub and shower.

Area

The apartment is located in the Sestiere of Cannaregio in the heart of the city's historic centre, bordering on the San Marco and Castello districts.

A wide range of shops, bars, restaurants and supermarkets can be found in the immediate vicinity; the famous Rialto Bridge and the fish and fruit and vegetable market of the same name are also just a few minutes' walk away, and can also be reached by gondola "traghetto" from Campo Santa Sofia.

The area offers many points of interest such as the Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo, Piazza San Marco, the Church of Santi Apostoli and the splendid Church of Miracoli.

In addition, the area is well served by public transport, in fact a few steps away is the Ca' d'Oro vaporetto stop that runs the entire length of the Grand Canal, or not far away are the stops of the F.te Nove to reach the islands such as Murano and Burano.