Equidistant from the Rialto, San Polo and San Cassiano, this large apartment is on the third floor of a very old building that dates back to the late Byzantine period and had additions made to the upper floors during the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Ceilings in the apartment itself are three metres high, while those in the attic space above it are two and a half metres high, with trusses and dormer windows. The large entryway opens onto a wonderful old courtyard with a classic wellhead. From here you have access to the stairs and, on the left, a large storeroom with windows and door onto the water, and also to a private calle or typical little alley, with second door onto the water. On the third floor, the large central hall features a three-part window, exposed beams and fabulous marble aggregate floor. Leading off this, several bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen, a delightful private chapel, and a large terrace. The attic has a large central space with exposed small beams, three bedrooms and three bathrooms, filled with light thanks to several dormer windows and skylights. A private lift could be added.