Overlooking the most important square in Venice, the Procuratie Vecchie is an iconic architectural masterpiece that dates back to the 16th century. The building covers the entire left side of St. Mark’s Square, from the Clock Tower to the Correr Museum, and served as the seat of the city officials and Procurators of the Venetian Republic. This residence offers a rare and unique opportunity to own a portion of one of the world’s most famous and admired architectural complexes, with over five centuries of history behind it and a UNESCO heritage site.

The home is a stunning 12,917 ft² (1,200 m²) ten-bedroom, six-bath residence that spreads over several floors and boasts Venetian details such as marmorino plaster, Venetian floors, sculptures, marble, and exposed stone. Reached by two private elevators, the home’s rooms are adorned with thirteen windows overlooking the beautiful San Marco Piazza and providing ample natural light. Additionally, the top floor of the building features two panoramic terraces that offer a breathtaking view of the Venetian skyline.

The location is one of a kind and iconic in the world. The building is in the heart of Venice’s historic center on St. Mark’s Square, surrounded by some of its most famous landmarks. Owning a second home in Venice is unique and noteworthy, and the city’s intricate canals, charming bridges, and stunning architecture will make it a magical location forever.