Here’s an interesting geographical aspect about Venice: The main beach and the famous Historic Downtown Venice district are actually located on an island. The Gulf of Mexico, Roberts Bay, and the Intracoastal Waterway are the three bodies of water that surround Venice Island, which is connected to the eastern sections of the city by means of three bridges. As its Italian name indicates, Tra Ponti Villaggio in Venice is located between two of these bridges, and it is one of the most interesting neighborhoods on Venice Island.

Tra Ponti Villaggio is a superb community for home buyers who wish to live close to the main Venice attractions. Located just a couple of blocks away from the heart of the downtown area, Tra Ponti is a collection of just 19 single-family residences and a few townhouses built in a style that is congruent with the aesthetic of Venice as a city that pays tribute to Mediterranean and northern Italian architecture.

Since the suburban planning of Venice gives waterfront preference to commercial structures, Tra Ponti is one of the few communities where residents can enjoy proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway. Townhouse residents have nice water views from their balconies, and everyone can walk to the Venetian Waterway Park and enjoy a stroll along the water. It is also possible to ride a bike west on Venice Avenue to the beach. Without a doubt, this is one of the most pedestrian-friendly communities in Venice, particularly when you consider that Historic Downtown Venice has more than 100 shops, restaurants, pubs, cafes, and small markets. You can find everything from a hardware store to a Turkish cuisine restaurant within walking distance.

Tra Ponti can almost compare to Wellen Park in terms of fast property value appreciation within Venice. The only listing available in January 2021 was a palatial four-bedroom courtyard home with five bathrooms; it was priced around $1.4M. The last waterfront townhouse lot was sold in 2020 for nearly $330K. You should expect these prices to continue rising this year, particularly because market analysts are predicting high real estate sales activity throughout 2021.