Villa in Chioggia, Venice

REF. 109 - In Brondo, in a residential area characterized by single houses and small buildings, we offer for sale an independent solution.

The property, very bright thanks to its free exposure on all four sides, consists of a large entrance that leads to the kitchen, with access to the west facing hill. The living area includes a comfortable lounge, while the sleeping area consists of two double bedrooms and a bathroom window.

The real peculiarity of this solution is the large terrace of 100 sqm perfect to enjoy moments of outdoor relaxation together with the family and the large room on the ground floor of about 90 sqm to be used as a large garage or where to create a second residential unit. Complete the property the outdoor space where you can park your cars.

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The town of Chioggia is located in the southernmost part of the province of Venice and goes up to the mouths of the Adige. The historic center of the city is located at the southern end of the lagoon, on a group of small islands divided by canals and connected by bridges, different from Venice, the majority of the area is accessible by cars and public transport.
With the nearby Sottomarina, located in the stretch of land that divides the lagoon from the sea, it forms a single urban center thanks to the creation of the Union Island and its homonymous bridge that cuts the lagoon of the Lusenzo. The beach of Sottomarina extends from the mouth of the port of Chioggia, to the mouth of the river Brenta, while the beach of Isolaverde extends from the mouth of the river Brenta to the mouth of the river Adige.
Along the beach there are renowned beach resorts, which are an economic resource for the city. The rest of the municipality is located in the hinterland and goes to understand the mouths of Brenta and Adige, with numerous other minor rivers and canals to the south and the inner lagoon coast up to the Valley of Millecampe to the north-west of Chioggia.
Also important is the presence of the natural reserve Bosco Nordio between the two hamlets of Sant'Anna and Cavanella d'Adige, which provides a rare example of what was the spot of the high Adriatic coast that in ancient times characterized most of the territory of the entire Gulf of Venice. --- announcement published with