Nine bedrooms, seven untimely deaths: can ‘cursed’ Venice palace finally attract a buyer?
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The Palazzo Ca’ Dario, a historic nine-bedroom palace on Venice's Grand Canal, is struggling to find a buyer despite its prime location and recent renovation. Built in the late 15th century, the palazzo is known for its distinctive Venetian Renaissance facade and has been home to nobles, merchants, and even rock stars. However, the property has gained a reputation as "Venice's cursed palace" due to a series of untimely deaths of its owners and guests. Estate agents Christie’s International Real Estate and Engel & Völkers are now tasked with selling the "architectural gem," highlighting its gothic arches, Murano chandeliers, and peaceful location, while omitting the palazzo's tragic history. The building is reportedly listed for €20 million.
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