RESIDENCE WITH 3 BEDROOMS AND 3 BATHROOMS IN THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF CHIOGGIA WITH 2 PARKING SPACES AND COMMON COURTYARD
Venezia Immobiliare offers an unusual independent solution of large size in the historic center of Chioggia, set in a renovated context and sheltered from urban traffic while being very central at the same time.
Accessing this private residence is possible through the entrance and the common courtyard, which is distributed between the ground floor, first floor, and attic.
The night area has been created on the ground floor, while the entire first floor serves as the day area, benefiting from excellent natural light due to its layout and position.
The top floor is an attic, comprising an entrance, 3 double bedrooms, a laundry room, 3 bathrooms, a separate kitchen, and a double living room.
Additional convenience is provided by the 2 parking spaces available in the closed communal courtyard, following the rotation regulations.
The renovation, as can be seen in the photos, dates back a few years and, apart from the usual repainting, requires no work.
Currently, the residence is divided into 2 cadastral units and, with a few minor structural adjustments, it can be made completely independent from each other.
City Information
With its 49,405 inhabitants, it is the sixth most populous city in Veneto. Located at the southernmost tip of the Venice Lagoon, it occupies a unique geographical position: between the sea and the lagoon, almost suspended between different shades of blue of the sky and water.
Separated from the sea by a long stretch of sandy beach, the Sottomarina Lido extends from the mouth of the San Felice port to the mouth of the Brenta River.
Its urban shape, or the structure of the city, has always intrigued scholars, travelers, and writers, to the point of considering it a classic and widely cited example of urban layout, an incomparable synthesis of natural morphology and functionality concerning its typical trade, fishing.
The vertical lines of the square and canals intersect with the horizontal lines of the calli, arranged with regularity and in an almost perfect order to form the classic fishbone pattern.
It is an artificial island: since the mid-1500s, when the Cava canal was excavated for military security reasons by the Serenissima Republic, of which it was the second city in the dogado.
Since the mid-1700s, it has regained its natural continuity with the mainland through an ancient bridge with 43 arches, now renovated and adapted to modern mobility needs, a place from which to admire extraordinary fiery sunsets in the lagoon.
The Corso del Popolo runs through the historic center of Chioggia from north to south.
It is the true heart of the city.
It has a double entrance: from the water at the Vigo pier, where the majestic decorated bridge rises, a true balcony over the lagoon, and from land through the Santa Maria gate, a remnant of ancient medieval walls.
A majestic and lived square-street, measuring 840 meters in length.
It constitutes the cardo maximus of the Roman castrum.
One of its most striking features is the continuous series of porticoes on the western side.
In the northernmost section, the layout curves about five degrees, just enough to break the direct gusts of the bora.
Curzio Malaparte described it as a unique great café outdoors.
A place of animation and socialization gives the impression that every day is a celebration.
