Venetian residence – perfect for a curator – reduced in price by £2.9 million
Venice truly is “Dinsey World for adults” and now someone with cash to spare could potentially get a bargain residence within a 15th century palazzo there at an auction on 17th November.
Reduced in price from £6.9 million ($8.5 or €7.7 million) to £4 million ($4.9 million or €4.5 million), the Piano Nobile at the Palazzo Molin – which has counted Mozart amongst its visitors – features 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.
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Cheyne Walk residence for sale for £4 million less than it was previously marketed for A Chelsea house that has variously been home to Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, the actor Sir Rex Harrison and the author and Member of Parliament Ken Follett has been launched to the market at the price of £17,950,000 – […]
It has accommodation totalling 6,565 square feet and is described by auctioneers Concierge Auctions as having “a stunning façade dripping in Moorish and Byzantine style”. It has views over a canal and courtyard but what is most impressive is what is described as a “collector’s space” with a 19 foot ceiling height. It has “gallery walls for displaying large-scale paintings”, an “open space for monumental sculptures” and a Murano glass chandelier.
In addition, the residence, which forms part of a 17 apartment development, has four balconies and access to a courtyard designed by Marco Battagia.









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