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Ducissa
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The romantic floating city of Venice is an all-time favorite among tourist destinations in Italy. The city is built on 124 islets and connected by 400 bridges, almost 200 boat canals, often navigated with gondolas, and narrow winding streets, which create the magical and unique atmosphere everybody raves about. Located in a privileged corner on the Grand Canal and only a 9-minute walk to St. Mark’s Square, the luxury villa Ducissa is a place like no other. Aristocrats, famous artists, illustrious intellectuals and politicians have all been former tenants or guests at this property, and they all enjoyed the unique beauty of this place.
CIN: IT027042B4TMY2S3J8
CIN: IT027042B4TMY2S3J8
Amenities
4 BEDROOMS/4 BATHROOMS
First floor:
King bedroom with water views, en-suite bathroom with tub
King bedroom with water views, private bathroom with tub
Second floor:
King/Twin room with water views, private bathroom with shower
King bedroom with water views, en-suite bathroom with tub
All the bedrooms have A/C; all bathrooms are provided with hair dryers.
LIVING SPACES
A team of architects recently worked together to give the sumptuous interiors of villa Ducissa a major makeover, reflecting a perfect balance between spacious comfort and private luxury. The south-facing rooms are blessed with plenty of sunlight during the day, so they are bright and airy. Stucco ceilings and original period floors have been combined with contemporary furniture and Venice-inspired wall art to create a welcome and inviting ambiance throughout. Every sophisticated detail has been conceived to create a world-class experience. The villa is equipped with the latest and most modern comforts: large smart TVs, central air conditioning, spacious social spaces designed for the entertaining enthusiast, a modern kitchen, and generous bedrooms with well-equipped bathrooms. Staying in Venice never looked so good!
OUTDOOR FEATURES
The villa’s unexpected private garden is a rare privilege to experience! The outdoor furnished lounge area under the pergola, siding the Canal, allows you to enjoy the iconic views of the gondolas and motorboats in the distance while appreciating the unique location you are in. An awning shades a perfectly placed outdoor table to enjoy dining al-fresco. Another unique amenity of Villa Ducissa is the panoramic roof terrace from where is possible to indulge yourself and relax in the sunlight during the day, or under the stars at night.
AMENITIES
Central air conditioning and heating; Sat smart TVs with Netflix streaming; Wi-Fi Internet; washing machine; dishwasher; security system, private garden and roof to terrace.
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Perfect for the discerning clientele, this property excels in quality and style. The well-kept tucked-away private garden in the hearth of Venice is a rarity. The unique characteristics of this city-villa add a whole new meaning to waterfront living!
INCLUDED WITH RATE
All Utilities, including A/C, heting, and final cleaning
Daily housekeeping service (one day off for weekly rentals)
Service for breakfast and one other meal per day - cost of food extra
Mid-week change of bed linen for weekly rentals
Change of towels two times per week for weekly rentals
Unlimited Wi-Fi internet access (available indoor and outdoor)
Garden maintenance
NOT INCLUDED WITH RATE
Extra housekeeping: €15 per hour
Cook services: €25 per hour
Personal laundry service: € 15 per hour
NOTES
Damage Liability: €12,000
Visitor's tax: The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 - €5.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
Non-smoking villa
Check-in: between 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm; Check-out: before/by 10:00 am
All extras must be paid locally, prior to departure
First floor:
King bedroom with water views, en-suite bathroom with tub
King bedroom with water views, private bathroom with tub
Second floor:
King/Twin room with water views, private bathroom with shower
King bedroom with water views, en-suite bathroom with tub
All the bedrooms have A/C; all bathrooms are provided with hair dryers.
LIVING SPACES
A team of architects recently worked together to give the sumptuous interiors of villa Ducissa a major makeover, reflecting a perfect balance between spacious comfort and private luxury. The south-facing rooms are blessed with plenty of sunlight during the day, so they are bright and airy. Stucco ceilings and original period floors have been combined with contemporary furniture and Venice-inspired wall art to create a welcome and inviting ambiance throughout. Every sophisticated detail has been conceived to create a world-class experience. The villa is equipped with the latest and most modern comforts: large smart TVs, central air conditioning, spacious social spaces designed for the entertaining enthusiast, a modern kitchen, and generous bedrooms with well-equipped bathrooms. Staying in Venice never looked so good!
OUTDOOR FEATURES
The villa’s unexpected private garden is a rare privilege to experience! The outdoor furnished lounge area under the pergola, siding the Canal, allows you to enjoy the iconic views of the gondolas and motorboats in the distance while appreciating the unique location you are in. An awning shades a perfectly placed outdoor table to enjoy dining al-fresco. Another unique amenity of Villa Ducissa is the panoramic roof terrace from where is possible to indulge yourself and relax in the sunlight during the day, or under the stars at night.
AMENITIES
Central air conditioning and heating; Sat smart TVs with Netflix streaming; Wi-Fi Internet; washing machine; dishwasher; security system, private garden and roof to terrace.
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Perfect for the discerning clientele, this property excels in quality and style. The well-kept tucked-away private garden in the hearth of Venice is a rarity. The unique characteristics of this city-villa add a whole new meaning to waterfront living!
INCLUDED WITH RATE
All Utilities, including A/C, heting, and final cleaning
Daily housekeeping service (one day off for weekly rentals)
Service for breakfast and one other meal per day - cost of food extra
Mid-week change of bed linen for weekly rentals
Change of towels two times per week for weekly rentals
Unlimited Wi-Fi internet access (available indoor and outdoor)
Garden maintenance
NOT INCLUDED WITH RATE
Extra housekeeping: €15 per hour
Cook services: €25 per hour
Personal laundry service: € 15 per hour
NOTES
Damage Liability: €12,000
Visitor's tax: The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 - €5.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
Non-smoking villa
Check-in: between 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm; Check-out: before/by 10:00 am
All extras must be paid locally, prior to departure
Children welcome
No pets
No smoking
The bedding arrangement never changes.
General
General
Bathrooms
Bedrooms
Kitchen
Miscellaneous
Surrounding Area
Air Conditioned
Central Heating
Water views
On the Canal
Town
Location
Nearest Airport: Venice Marco Polo Airport 40 min
Nearest point of interest: Piazza San Marco 10-min walk
Nearest major city: Padova 1h10
Driving time estimated by Google Maps
Venice – a city of myth and magic, a city of indolence and pleasure, a world half-real and half-dream. Wander through this unique city, which is not just a matter of water and canals. Venice's enchantment is due to the way it receives the sun, mirrors the moonlight on its canals, shimmers in the lagoon while the warm scirocco wind blows through its streets, and to the way its monuments and buildings reflect light and shadow, and color. Venice seduces millions of visitors from all over the world with her picturesque carnival, colorful pageants, musical festivals, theaters, and gambling houses.
Get ready to explore this magnificent city – you need a good pair of walking shoes – to get lost in the intricate labyrinth of narrow streets and secretive alleys, crossing numerous small bridges.
WHERE TO EAT
Here are some recommended restaurants which offer alfresco dining:
Ristorante Terrazza Danieli – legendary establishment visited by heads of states, politicians and movie stars. Make a reservation for a memorable dining experience at the roof top Terrazza Restaurant which offers a 180° panorama of the Venetian laguna.
Riva degli Schiavoni, 4196 – +39 041 522 6480
Canova del Baglioni Hotel Luna – fine dining in an elegant atmosphere; traditional Venetian recipes with a modern interpretation
San Marco, 1243 – Calle dell’Ascensione – +39 041 528 9840
Gio’s di The St. Regis Venice – enjoy an aperitivo or a fine meal at the spectacular terrace overlooking the Canal Grande.
San Marco, 2159 – +39 041 240 0001
La Caravella – one of the most exclusive restaurants in Venice offering a menu combination of typical dishes with more inventive and innovative cuisine, using fresh seasonal ingredients. The quiet and relaxing courtyard is a nice oasis from the crowded streets of Venice.
via XXII Marzo, 2397 – +39 041 520 8901
Ai Mercanti – modern cozy atmosphere and seasonal creative menu with affordable prices and a wine list focused mainly on small Italian producers.
San Marco, 4346/A – Calle dei Fusieri (closed Sun and Mon) - +39 041 523 8269
Al Giardinetto da Severino – excellent location, charming inner court, featuring traditional Venetian dishes. The restaurant has been listed among the “Historical establishments of the Veneto region”.
Castello, 4928 (closed Thu) – +39 041 528 5332
Trattoria Da Ignazio – relaxing atmosphere and informal dining offering typical local dishes.
San Polo, Calle Saoneri, 2749 – +39 041 523 4852
Osteria Anice Stellato – rustic atmosphere and a quiet location, excellent quality fish menu
Cannaregio, 3272 (closed Sun and Mon) – +39 041 720 744
And lastly, Glam – a restaurant signed by Enrico Bartolini, the most "starred" chef in Italy. About thirty seats, in a space that is a jewel of mirrors and golden finishes in winter and an unforgettable garden with magnolia trees and a view in summer. The first Michelin star arrived a year after the opening, the second was the real Venetian revelation of the 2020 Michelin edition.
Santa Croce 1961 | Palazzo Venart, +39 041 523 5676
WHAT TO BUY
Venice is the one of the many Italian meccas for shopaholics, we will list just few of the most local stores where to buy original Venetians art crafts.
The forcola is a functional object, made to measure for those who use it and takes on particular shapes based on the type of boat on which it is mounted. Given its very particular aesthetic qualities, the forcola is recognized as a true work of art, an elegant sculpture. You can buy forcolas in full size or on a reduced scale to be placed as valuable pieces of furniture in your home or office, and to give as gifts for important occasions. At Il Forcolaio Matto Piero Dri, the artist-owner, will be happy to assist you in his workshop.
Ramo dell’Oca – Calle del Cristo, Canneregio 4231 - near the church of Santa Sofia. +39 041 877 8823
Some shops, especially the ones in the areas frequented by tourists, offer "Murano glass" produced in China or Taiwan If you want to be sure that you are buying a real Murano glass, visit Cenedese, reputedly the best store for Murano glass in Venice.
Piazza San Marco 40/41. +39 041 522 5487
While in Venice you may want to grab one of the Venetian masks to bring back as an original souvenir. Visit the Tragicomica shop near Rialto Bridge, at San Polo, Calle dei Nomboli 2800. And if you have enough time, you can even learn how to make the wonderful Venetian masks yourself!
San Polo, Calle dei Nomboli 2800. +39 041 721102
Precious fabrics, for home and beyond, are offered by Rubelli, founded in Venice in 1858.
Ca Pisani Rubelli, S. Marco, 3393 - 39 041 523 6110
For authentic Venetian products, visit the shop of Emilio Ceccato, specialized in gondolier's outfits.
Sestiere S. Polo 16/17. +39.041.3198826.
Nearest point of interest: Piazza San Marco 10-min walk
Nearest major city: Padova 1h10
Driving time estimated by Google Maps
Venice – a city of myth and magic, a city of indolence and pleasure, a world half-real and half-dream. Wander through this unique city, which is not just a matter of water and canals. Venice's enchantment is due to the way it receives the sun, mirrors the moonlight on its canals, shimmers in the lagoon while the warm scirocco wind blows through its streets, and to the way its monuments and buildings reflect light and shadow, and color. Venice seduces millions of visitors from all over the world with her picturesque carnival, colorful pageants, musical festivals, theaters, and gambling houses.
Get ready to explore this magnificent city – you need a good pair of walking shoes – to get lost in the intricate labyrinth of narrow streets and secretive alleys, crossing numerous small bridges.
WHERE TO EAT
Here are some recommended restaurants which offer alfresco dining:
Ristorante Terrazza Danieli – legendary establishment visited by heads of states, politicians and movie stars. Make a reservation for a memorable dining experience at the roof top Terrazza Restaurant which offers a 180° panorama of the Venetian laguna.
Riva degli Schiavoni, 4196 – +39 041 522 6480
Canova del Baglioni Hotel Luna – fine dining in an elegant atmosphere; traditional Venetian recipes with a modern interpretation
San Marco, 1243 – Calle dell’Ascensione – +39 041 528 9840
Gio’s di The St. Regis Venice – enjoy an aperitivo or a fine meal at the spectacular terrace overlooking the Canal Grande.
San Marco, 2159 – +39 041 240 0001
La Caravella – one of the most exclusive restaurants in Venice offering a menu combination of typical dishes with more inventive and innovative cuisine, using fresh seasonal ingredients. The quiet and relaxing courtyard is a nice oasis from the crowded streets of Venice.
via XXII Marzo, 2397 – +39 041 520 8901
Ai Mercanti – modern cozy atmosphere and seasonal creative menu with affordable prices and a wine list focused mainly on small Italian producers.
San Marco, 4346/A – Calle dei Fusieri (closed Sun and Mon) - +39 041 523 8269
Al Giardinetto da Severino – excellent location, charming inner court, featuring traditional Venetian dishes. The restaurant has been listed among the “Historical establishments of the Veneto region”.
Castello, 4928 (closed Thu) – +39 041 528 5332
Trattoria Da Ignazio – relaxing atmosphere and informal dining offering typical local dishes.
San Polo, Calle Saoneri, 2749 – +39 041 523 4852
Osteria Anice Stellato – rustic atmosphere and a quiet location, excellent quality fish menu
Cannaregio, 3272 (closed Sun and Mon) – +39 041 720 744
And lastly, Glam – a restaurant signed by Enrico Bartolini, the most "starred" chef in Italy. About thirty seats, in a space that is a jewel of mirrors and golden finishes in winter and an unforgettable garden with magnolia trees and a view in summer. The first Michelin star arrived a year after the opening, the second was the real Venetian revelation of the 2020 Michelin edition.
Santa Croce 1961 | Palazzo Venart, +39 041 523 5676
WHAT TO BUY
Venice is the one of the many Italian meccas for shopaholics, we will list just few of the most local stores where to buy original Venetians art crafts.
The forcola is a functional object, made to measure for those who use it and takes on particular shapes based on the type of boat on which it is mounted. Given its very particular aesthetic qualities, the forcola is recognized as a true work of art, an elegant sculpture. You can buy forcolas in full size or on a reduced scale to be placed as valuable pieces of furniture in your home or office, and to give as gifts for important occasions. At Il Forcolaio Matto Piero Dri, the artist-owner, will be happy to assist you in his workshop.
Ramo dell’Oca – Calle del Cristo, Canneregio 4231 - near the church of Santa Sofia. +39 041 877 8823
Some shops, especially the ones in the areas frequented by tourists, offer "Murano glass" produced in China or Taiwan If you want to be sure that you are buying a real Murano glass, visit Cenedese, reputedly the best store for Murano glass in Venice.
Piazza San Marco 40/41. +39 041 522 5487
While in Venice you may want to grab one of the Venetian masks to bring back as an original souvenir. Visit the Tragicomica shop near Rialto Bridge, at San Polo, Calle dei Nomboli 2800. And if you have enough time, you can even learn how to make the wonderful Venetian masks yourself!
San Polo, Calle dei Nomboli 2800. +39 041 721102
Precious fabrics, for home and beyond, are offered by Rubelli, founded in Venice in 1858.
Ca Pisani Rubelli, S. Marco, 3393 - 39 041 523 6110
For authentic Venetian products, visit the shop of Emilio Ceccato, specialized in gondolier's outfits.
Sestiere S. Polo 16/17. +39.041.3198826.
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A partial payment in the amount of 50% of the rent total is due upon booking. Remaining payment is due no later than 90 days prior to arrival.
