Exclusive complex of apartments situated in Venice, in the Dorsoduro district on the quiet island of La Giudecca. The dwelling occupies part of the former Molino Stucky, an ancient, prestigious building overlooking the lagoon. The building has a long history: it was originally the site of the Santissimi Biagio e Cataldo monastery, before the Swiss businessman Giovanni Stucky had a steam-powered mill and pasta factory built there in the late 19th century. Following a full restoration completed in 2003, this monumental construction is now one of the main buildings in Venice. The apartments, tastefully decorated in 17th-century Venetian style, include spacious living rooms, bedrooms with queen-size beds and beautiful bathrooms made of exquisite Veronese marble. Comfortable and cosy, Burchio includes a large open plan area with a living room and kitchen as well as a double bedroom and a bathroom. The dwelling offers guests every opportunity to immerse themselves in all the magic of this charming city, without forgoing the tranquillity, the comfort and services provided by this marvellous complex (such as breakfast service, daily tyding up and change of linen, private boat dock). This exclusive location enables guests to get in a 10-minute vaporetto ride to Ponte dell'Accademia and Piazza San Marco. Many attractions can be reached also on foot: a walk along Canale della Guidecca, for example, takes right past the island's most famous church of Il Redentore.