PALAZZO CA' DARIO FOR SALE IN VENICE, DORSODURO - CANAL GRANDE | ROMOLINI
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In the heart of Venice, a stone’s throw from the Peggy Guggenheim Collection and the Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute, Ca’ Dario is one of the most famous historic buildings overlooking the Grand Canal. A masterful example of the Venetian Gothic style mixed with Renaissance elements, the palace is an imposing building of 1,000 sqm on five floors embellished with original decorations and unique elements. The hidden gem of the palace is the 170-sqm private garden at the back of the building.
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Nel cuore di Venezia, a due passi dalla Collezione Peggy Guggenheim e dalla Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, Ca’ Dario è uno dei palazzi più noti tra quelli affacciati sul Canal Grande. Esempio magistrale dello stile gotico veneziano misto a elementi rinascimentali, il palazzo è un imponente edificio di 1.000 mq su cinque piani abbellito da decorazioni originali ed elementi unici. Elemento unico del palazzo è anche il giardino privato di 170 mq su retro dell’edificio.
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00:00 - Intro
01:05 - History of the Palazzo
02:05 - Ground level
03:17 - Private Garden
03:58 - First Level
04:59 - Second Level
07:00 - Last level
08:34 - Altana
08:49 - Closing
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ASKING PRICE: 18M euros
Great palace for rich companies or individuals that just keep it in their real estate portfolio without doing anything with it
Peanuts 🥜
They aren’t making any more land and it will never be cheaper
@@HyuLilium That might be the only reason to buy a overly priced and decorated house with small rooms in a sinking city.
That much to move to africa?
🇮🇹🤔😱CA' DARIO, THE CURSED PALACE THAT HAS "KILLED" THOSE WHO PURCHASE OR STAY THERE SINCE 1479
Palazzo Dario, also known as Ca' Dario, is a building located at number 353, at the mouth of the Rio delle Torreselle, in the Dorsoduro district. The building, built in Venetian style, overlooks the Grand Canal and carries with it a reputation that is not exactly auspicious. This elegant building is very famous, in Venice and throughout the world, as it would appear to be subject to a curse that would lead all its owners or inhabitants to end up broke or to die suddenly. Since its construction, in fact, a series of unpleasant events have taken place which have fueled this popular belief which has persisted to the present day, convincing even the most skeptical of the actual curse that Ca' Dario would carry with it. But let's start from the origins of this gloomy story and let's reconstruct together the stages of all the deaths that followed one another, from the construction onwards, at Ca' Dario, making it the least wanted and most feared building in all of Venice.
The story begins in 1479 when the so-called "cursed" palace was commissioned by Giovanni Dario to the architect Pietro Lombardo as a dowry for the marriage between his daughter Marietta and the rich spice merchant Vincenzo Barbaro. Upon the death of Giovanni Dario, secretary of the Senate of the Republic of Venice, the house was inherited by his daughter and from this very moment strange events began to happen which over the years have contributed to the not so pleasant fame of this building. Marietta's husband, in fact, immediately suffered a financial collapse and was subsequently stabbed. The same wife, shocked by the episode, committed suicide and, shortly after, also the son of the two, Vincenzo, was found dead in Greece, the victim of an ambush. At this point, the palace was inherited by the descendants of Vincenzo Barbaro until one of them, Alessandro, a member of the last Council of Ten of the Republic of Venice, sold it in the early 19th century to an Armenian merchant of precious stones, Arbit Abdoll. It was not long before it fell into disrepair and he was forced to sell the building, for only £480, to the Englishman Rawdown Brown. We are in 1896 when the Countess Isabelle Gontran de la Baume-Pluvine became the new owner of the building. She had it restored and hosted the French poet Henri de Régnier who stayed at Ca' Dario until he contracted a terrible disease which forced him to leave Venice. After the war, the building was bought by an American billionaire, Charles Briggs, who was forced to take refuge in Mexico shortly after due to rumors about his acquaintances. From here the deaths linked to Ca' Dario became ever closer.
In 1970 the Count of Turin Filippo Giordano delle Lanze bought the palace and was assassinated inside it by a Croatian sailor who was also killed immediately after his escape. At this point Ca' Dario became the property of the manager of the musical group The Who, Christopher “Kit” Lambert. It was precisely in his stay in this building that Kit Lambert became increasingly addicted to drugs until this condition caused him to break up with the band and be arrested for drug possession with a subsequent economic collapse.
The Who returned to the protagonists of the history of the building in 2002 when the bassist of the group, John Entwistle, after having rented Ca' Dario for a week's holiday in Venice, died of a heart attack. Before dying, Kit Lambert, still owner of the building, managed to sell it to Fabrizio Ferrari, a Venetian who moved there with his sister Nicoletta. Not even she could survive the "curse of Ca' Dario" as she died in a mysterious road accident without witnesses. The same owner suffered a financial crash and was arrested on charges of assaulting a model. At this point the building passed into the hands of the financier Raul Gardini, involved in the Tangentopoli scandal and who committed suicide.
After Gardini's death it was increasingly difficult to sell the building even if the director Woody Allen was very tempted to do so but was convinced at the last minute to let it go. In 2006 the building was finally purchased by an unknown buyer represented by an American company that he still owns today.
Over the centuries the various hypotheses formulated on the origins of the presumed curse of Ca' Dario are different. There are those who claim that the building was built on a Templar cemetery and those who think that the curse was influenced by a talisman on the water gate of the nearby building. What is the truth, we do not know, however, for superstition, better to stay away from it.
It all sounds very Venetian to me. Shakespeare would have loved this story. Perhaps it is less the house creating the disasters than those who could afford to live in it.
Money attracts its own troubles that may have had nothing to do with the house. All I know is it is absolutely stunningly beautiful ❤‼️ it’s a bit much, but I have no clue what comps in that area might indicate. It does need a little work, and because of its age a lot of loving care ongoing. Essentially this is a gem 💎 to the right buyer!
I should have added THANK YOU ❤❤❤ for the history lesson! Much appreciated and very interesting!
Great story, goes perfectly along with house. Still wonderful though
Doesn't surprise me W Allen would eye this, it'd make the perfect setting for a movie of his, or any Shakespearian-themed one, buy buying it? Comes with baggage even without considering the curse thing.
Speaking of which, I'd love to know more about the talisman you've mentioned.
The amount of culture and architecture that is rare in these days. Only if i had money.
I lived in this beautiful palazzo Dario many years ago in the late sixties when the owner was a British gentleman who killed himself many years later. There was, by the entrance, a hidden elevator
Knowing something of its history and always fascinated, I just about gave up on ever seeing inside. I used to linger outside in the back, pretending it was mine on every trip. Now at close to 80, I can't do that any more. So thank you so much. It's beautiful.
In many ways it always has been yours, because you appreciate its beauty over the years.
Magnificent.
It touched my heart to read your comment. I too have had moments of looking at buildings in Venice and having my heart feel as if some how I have lived there. It is just lovely when one feels a connection to a place so strongly. On my last trip in September I got up super early one morning to walk the entire length that is possible of the Rio Marin as my first name is Maren which is pronounced just the same. It makes my heart happy to know that my name has spoken in Venice for a very long time. At 80, how wonderful to have lived a life that has included such special connections for you as well. Blessings to you! x
God bless you Thank you for sharing this. From Canada
Your comment made me wish that I had the means to purchase it & give it to you!
Beloved by Ruskin, immortalized by Monet, how wonderful to glimpse inside , thankyou !
Venice is like living inside a history book. Such a beautiful place with so much ancient history. Ill keep the furniture at the minimum. The architecture is impressive.
Bring it up to code. Museim/Air BNB/Hotel/wedding hall. In less then 5 years you have already turned a profit. Millions travel to this region yearly. The only problem is the rising waters.
I wrote a short story about this palace as I was younger and won a price thank to it. I always wanted to see it inside but never had the opportunity. I also think that this place should become a museum and make money with its mysterious history
Shame to think in previous generations, only a really worthy/notable person would have been able to buy this. Nowadays it could be a completely nondescript Russian or Arab held in an anonymous shell companies ownership 😢
I agree and I seriously hope it isn't sold to some Arab, Russian or China man. Those kind would take over the whole of Venice, and nobody wants that.😖😖😖
This is one of the most beautiful buildings I have ever seen. Those original interiors are just incredible.
Thank you!
This is a DREAM property, in a DREAM location, with a DREAM walled garden and water access. Luckily, it is mostly in its originally state and has original furniture and the most amazing chandeliers . I think you could mostly find me in the walled garden or on the roof terrace overlooking Venice ! Well done Danilo and team, another stunning property !
I was thinking that, too - out on that balcony, painting, eating, drinking my coffee, reading a book, or working in the garden as well as painting, etc.!
How many times did I stare at this building from the vaporetti on the Grand Canal! So great to see the inside of it and learn a little of the history. wow!
This palace should be purchased by the municipality of Venice in order to make it visitable, not by a private individual. The endless stories that narrate its mysteries and vicissitudes should become part of a tour dedicated to revealing the mysteries of Venice, not simply the second home of an illustrious tycoon. Ca' Dario is one of those venetian inaccessible places that many in the world would like to discover for its infinite mysteries. Known around the world as one of the most intriguing and secret historic homes.
so it has ghosts haha 😂 jokes apart any caring party is good for that...
Doubtful if the Municipality could afford it.
Every artistic building can't be public the municipality couldn't afford to restore and upkeep all. like all special historic buildings world wide some are public some owned by individuals
The Pallazzo Dario is stunning and beautiful, and with so much mystery and history surrounding it, I hope the next owner will cleanse the home and love the old girl.🏰
Thank you for sharing, Danilo.❣️
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Love those chandeliers. They are beautiful 🥰
Thank you so much, Danilo, for bringing us something so incredibly unique today. One can only pray that whoever purchases it will retain much of the historical character. It is so fascinating to see these tiny glimpses into the past.
The palace has a fame of bad luck. In 1970 its owner, a gay count, was murdered by his lover in the palace and other owners died in suspicious circumstances.
@@CarloRossi54523 No palace is free of some mysterious past.
In Italy there very strict rules about the integrity of old buildings, the city will not allow the new owner to do any major modification to the building. At worst he can ruin the interiors with bad furniture but the palazzo will still be preserved
@@CarloRossi54523 That Palace was build in 1479 and it has many many deaths Story because Giovanni Dario let build this House over a graveyard of fallen knights. DO NOT BUY THIS HOUSE
Beautiful, History and Romance, Palazzo, 🇮🇹♥️🇲🇽
Oh my gosh….just beside the Peggy Guggenheim museum………wow
OMG! I felt so familiar with this building and i just realized that this building was on claude monet's painting with the same name 'Le Palais Dario' 1908 😫
Insane amount of detailed craftsmanship. I hope it’s purchased by someone desiring to tastefully restore and enjoy it.
Wow! Magical! It would be like living in a wedding cake! Venice is a one-of-kind world treasure. I looked through my Venetian pictures and was thrilled to see this palazzo featured in one of the snapshots I took on the vaporetto through the Grand Canal!
I would love to live here. The composer, Cole Porter, is from my hometown. He lived in Ca' Rezzonico. Would love to think I could live like Cole, even if I don't have that kind of money. Enjoyed the tour. Thank you, from Peru, Indiana.
I adore Venice ❤ my favorite place in the world 😊
Not too many properties give you an authentic trip back in time. There's even a ceramic wood-burning stove in rococo style on the second piano nobile. Very interesting, thank you.
Setting aside this somewhat pretentious presentation for a moment, this is a handsome house, indeed a treasure. However, there are considerations that have not been mentioned. The reason there is no furniture in most of the ground floors of these homes, whether a grand and internationally famous home such as this, or one of the smaller homes on the back canals, is that there are occasional but very serious floods that place much of these ground floors under water. An additional challenge is that much of the city is empty, and many of the smaller homes are hanging on by a thread. If you noticed, the water level is high, and there are lichens and molds growing on the stonework because it never drys out.
The motor boats, both private, and public, the Vaporetto, and the water taxis, are causing waves as they speed through the canals, eroding the mansions foundations. You saw herds of them every time he took us out onto a balcony to admire the views.
The pollution from the mainland industries is also causing significant damage. Did you notice the decorative ironwork bosses anchoring the iron reinforcing rods in the Palazzo's facade? They are there due to the increasing instability of the foundations of all the buildings in Venice.
One more thing. The landmarks of St' Mark's square are not, as he stated, footsteps away. They are across the Grand Canal, a pleasant trip in good weather, either on back streets of in one of the various boats.
Now. do not misunderstand my intent. This house is a treasure, and I'd buy it in a minute if I had the funds, but it comes to the market with serious issues, in a city with serious issues. As with many challenges in Italy, saving Venice has both supporters and detractors. In a country with one of the highest densities of historic landmarks and sites in the world, the money to preserve them is spread very thin. And as an additional challenge, as we love it, we are loving it to death. We, as tourists, are causing significant damage. Venice is a tourism moneymaker for its own preservation, and for the nation, but saving it is going to cost lots and lots more money than it generates.
Why does the place look so unkempt? The carpet, fixtures, etc look like they haven't been cleaned or updated since the 70's. The 'garden' is a wasteland. Is this a common feature of properties in Venice? I'm reminded of the story of the lunatic who broke into Buckingham Palace and went to the Queen's bedroom who described the place as rundown and grimy lol
First off, thank you so much for taking the time to share the history of this building. It takes effort and time to research and do this and we all benefit from your efforts, and I for one very much appreciate it. It was a very classy thing to do. Might I ask how it is you know/learned so much about the property? From your youtube handle name it sounds like you have a love for old buildings, but what brings you to such a knowledge of Venice in particular? I am interested in doing some reasearch on a particular Rio in Venice and I am struggling to find good resources on ine. Cheers! -x.Maren
Ciao Danilo, Stunning just stunning, I love all the original architecture and fixtures. The view of Canal Grande is spectacular. Thanks for showing us this. Love from N.Y.
Interesting historical property.
....from your front door..sail around the world........thanks! for bringing this dream.......
Fascinatingly beautiful! One of a kind! Indeed very precious! Congratulations!
Beautiful Building A Part Of History. It's like Going back in Time Amazing Wall Panaling 🧱 Great Ceilings and View from the Balcony is just Incredible Great Presentation Danilo Grazie
This is a wonderful property ! This is historical Venice at its best . And Danilo your presentations are always a joy to watch .
This was wonderful and unique located in a prime location. Just having a property in Venice would be an honour and this particular one is centrally located, able to view the Piazza San Marco and the tower. I agree with @grnshp that one can only hope the buyers would cherish the history and the antiquities and restore them and the property to a full bloom. Work is much needed but what a property it will be if done lovingly and respectfully and they are able to put the money into restoring it the way it should be restored. Grazie Danilo. Ciao 😊
The real thing. Jaw-dropping. Heart-stopping.
Loved the history and its magnificence is beyond words!
En effet, on remarque de loin ce Palazzo quand on vogue sur le Canal Grande, par sa beauté et son originalité. Cette vidéo le montre très bien restauré. Avant cela, je le voyais un peu triste sur le Canal. On dit qu’il porte malheur et qu’on s’y est suicidé.
Une chose est regrettable: que ce bel édifice soit acheté par un ultra - riche étranger à la culture vénitienne , par un parvenu, en somme. Au leu de redevenir propriété de Vénitien , ou d’Italien ,noble et cultivé.
Venise doit rester Venise, pas Los Angeles.
Indeed
De toutes façons il est inhabitable , parce qu'il est maudit ce Palace...
La majorité des propriétaires qui ce sont succédés en sa possession sont morts de façons tragiques , exclusivement des hommes , ont fait faillite ou ce sont carrément suicidés a l'intérieur.
La Légende raconte que Dario y a emmuré quelques part sa femme , en plus d'être supposément construit sur un cimetière...
En parlant de nobles cultivés il a appartenue a la comtesse de La Baume-Pluvinel , écrivaine , qui l'a fait restaurer au XIX eme , elle fait refaire l'escalier, rajouter des cheminées extérieures, l'un des deux poêle a bois en majolique dans la salle à manger du deuxième étage noble, ainsi que le remplacement d'une partie du marbre de la façade.
@@fredericcolombier5380 Merci de tous vos renseignements qui m’apprennent des événements que j’ignorais.
Depuis que je vais à Venise c’est à dire depuis longtemps, ce palazzo, bien que très beau, mais un peu penché, m’a toujours semblé triste et même funèbre.
Pour ce qui concerne la suite, son nouveau propriétaire verra…
@@fredericcolombier5380 true
Il est le seul palais toujours sur le marché parce que personne le veut une fois qu'il en connait la malchance qui le hantise
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What an incredible property! Such architectural eye candy. Thank you for sharing. I hope the palazzo gains a tremendous new guardian. BTW, the purple-red marble in the bathroom is called porphyry.
Yes, indeed. I agree. I've seen those portraits in some history/art textbooks. It's a very special, interesting, marvelous spot.
A beautiful World that we live in. Get out there and see it.
What an exquisite property! Too rich for my blood, but I hope whoever buys this will give it the love and care it deserves.
Love it. Love the carpentry and masonry work. If I had the money I'd but it in a heartbeat.
Well, I loved! It's my dream house, not too big as other grand canal palazzos, original features all around, most interesting façade, garden and terraces to have plants, a possible guest apartment, just perfect. I would buy if I had the money. Thank you for the video, it costs nothing to dream about it!
Thank you for this very very beautiful home in this gorgeous city on the water!!!! Just so beath taking to call this a home to have!!!!!
Thank you!
@@Romolini_christies You are welcome. Continued success with presenting beautiful homes there in Italy!!!
This is a very interesting property!
Thank you Danilo and you team for bringing us these videos every week. It's so wonderful to see a great variety of villas and palaces. Your hard work to bring us these videos is greatly appreciated!
It’s the maintenance that gonna cost🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
❤ What a beautiful property in Venice. Thank you for your detailed presentation.
Grazie!
Incredibly exquisite property tastefully and professionally presented by Danilo.
INCREDIBILE!! An absolute privilege to see inside this jewel of a building. I hope the 'mogul' that buys it will respect her history 'to the letter...'
Grazie Danilo. You do an excellent job presenting this wonderful properties to the world.
This is the coolest fixer-upper Palace, some really unusual interior spaces, looks as though no one has lived in it in one hundred years, or more.
What a beautiful place!
The view is outstanding.
The lift is a very practical feature.
Location is terrific.
Thank you!
Wow! Thank you Danilo for sharing this exquisitely magical palazzo.
VERY WELL DONE-BRAVO
Incredible.
We love this beautiful, historical palazzo and your presentation, Danilo, is very charming and informative. Grazie!
The renovations would be a nightmare. 18 million 😮😮😮😮
Wow so beautiful. I hope it is a protected building so nothing can be touched and "modernised". Its perfect as is.
Caro Danilo, grazie per darci la possibilità guardare dentro un palazzo stupendo come questo ! Sempre un piacere sentire i tuoi commenti, le tue proposte ! Un saluto dall' Olanda CIAO !
Grazie!
I'm no construction expert but is a building supposed to lean 18" to the right?
Is the presenter available?
Nice tour--special property.
Breathtaking views 🖤 Thank you ♡
mucho bello danilo and the property too....
The views and location are what is for sale here, the property itself is a hard sell. You'd you have to think about not only the cost of remodeling but how long it would take, the buyer would need to be young and rich.
I would love to bring that garden and fountain to life.
This is now my favorite property to date
Thank you !
Fascinating. It's like an inhabitable time machine.
Awesome. Great video. Beautiful..Thanks.❤❤.
Beautiful presentation----Venice is a unique and historical place----Love getting lost on all the walkways
Sono veramente senza parole! Grazie, Dario-san...
I’ve been waiting for this since I saw u had the listing. It certainly has presence, that’s for sure!
Danilo, what a gem!
Thank you, Ralph Rocchiccioli
Just GORGEOUS and , of course, steeped in Venetian history!!
Lots of decorating possibilities.
Thx for the tour Danilo - Such a pleasure to roam that palace with you.
That asking price is too dear for me but my hope is that is can be restored & utilized by owners who will use it and invite me for a weeks stay every yr!!
Cheers from Vancouver, Canada🙂
Thank you!
I remember seeing it under remodel almost a decade ago when I was at Gritti Palace. Think it could use an Armani upgrade..I do love to food there..
Wow! What a property! The person who buys it really has a lot of work to do. It’ll be beautiful when its restored and made livable for this century. Thanks for the tour of this historical property!
The protections a historical building like this has means it is almost impossible to make it livable for this century for a modern family.
Dani!! This is fantastic🌟 Thank You so much!
È bello di più.
Sono brasiliana però i miei noni erano italiani.
Ed, il mio papà si chiamava Dario.
Grazie per la beleza del video.
Imposible más bello !!!
Absolutely stunning!! Thank you Danilo!
Thank you!
Fantastico From San Fransisco, California
Fantastic ❤😊 I always wanted to see how looks like inside. Thanks.
Nice presentation Danilo 👍
Thank you for your presentation!
only 18M to be in the centre of Venice in such an historic palace, if you consider what they sell you in London for the same price [just a flat with average interiors]
Just stunning!!! 🏣🏤🏥🏣🕍⚓🏠🔔💕🌲🌳🌲
Grazie!
My first questions would be what is the condition of the roof? When were the plumbing and electric last updated? The property is amazing. Be a smart shopper when considering purchasing older properties. They have such history and charm. They offer craftsmanship we don’t find in todays construction. Just factor in older properties can be costly to maintain after ownership.
The roof is completely restored
really looks like a fabulous property
this is one of the best I've ever seen . superbly presented as usual as well
Thank you!
Beautiful home
The most cursed and haunted house in Venice...
True. Locals are just afraid to walk by. Tragic destiny for the owner of the property.
Its the kind of property that people say its their dream but will never actually buy. That said, it is a true slice of history.
Too much work there really. I could feel my breathing get heavier and heavier just watching him roam around those rooms. Makes you wonder how people lived back then.
It's STUNNING ❤
Now that is really cool!
Ah, la facciata di Ca' Dario... a un passo dalla casa della Peggy G. Mr. Romolini, you're a gem.
Thank you!
fantastic!
Super cool place.
It is✌🏻
BEAUTIFUL VIDEO.
Thank you
18 mio. This is so cheap, I will buy il Ca'Dario tomorrow!
This is absolute beauty!
It truly is!
The epitome of romance! I am fainting 😍
Complimenti bell'oggetto.
Fun how every room represents a different style period
True!
Grazie.