Residenza Goethe

We reach this exclusive property, located directly on the Grand Canal, in Riva del Carbon. A suggestive plaque reminds us that this building, in 1790, hosted Goethe, who composed and dedicated his famous Venetian Epigrams to the Serenissima here. The spacious property is located on the first floor, with two entrances, one of which is independent, and immediately leaves us enchanted with its nine windows, each of which seems to open its own perspective on the Grand Canal. Facing entirely west, the sunny day invites us to pause and enjoy the extraordinary sunset that shines through the windows and pervades the living room with warm orange reflections, changing its light and shadows with every step of the sun. We choose the corner window; as we approach, our gaze is drawn along the Grand Canal to the Ca' Foscari Palace. The residence is composed by a very large entrance hall, the beautiful living room that enchanted us and leads to the dining area, another very large room - also with a view of the Grand Canal - three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The flat is completed by a library, an irons room and a useful storage room. This representative property simply leaves us breathless, and is a prestigious and unique opportunity to live in the beating heart of Venice. And, in the words of Goethe: 'Venice can only be compared to itself'.