Ca’ Vigna

Ca’ Vigna in Carbonera is a countryside ground-floor apartment set in a working vineyard, designed for relaxed group stays with plenty of outdoor space.

Photo of Ca’ Vigna by Christina Groh on Google Maps

Space for families and friends: Ca’ Vigna is set up as an entire home that can host up to 8 guests, with 4 bedrooms, 5 beds, and 2 bathrooms—handy for longer stays or multi-generation trips.

Farmhouse character, easy living: The apartment sits on the ground floor of a rural house tied to a historic Venetian villa, and its two large covered porticos make it easy to dine outside or unwind in the shade.

Outdoor downtime on-site: Guests get access to a large, open garden area for games and relaxing, with a beach-volleyball net available—great for slow afternoons after sightseeing.

Practical comforts: You’ll have a kitchen, free on-site parking, a dedicated workspace, and garden views—useful if you’re mixing day trips with remote work.

Good base for day trips: The property is about 7 km from Treviso (also reachable by bike) and around 3 km from Lancenigo train station, making Venice a realistic outing without staying in the crowds.

Local essentials nearby: In the Pezzan area, you’re a short drive from everyday conveniences like a bakery, butcher, and pharmacy, which makes self-catering at Ca’ Vigna easier.

Shared building context: While the apartment has its own independent entrance, other families live upstairs (with a very gentle dog), so it may not feel fully standalone.

Open garden trade-off: The garden is not fenced, which may be a consideration for parents of small children or anyone traveling with pets.

Safety features may be limited: The listing notes that smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors are not available, which may be a drawback for safety-conscious travelers.

Pros	Cons
Spacious 4-bedroom, ground-floor setup with porticos and garden access	Not fully standalone: other residents live upstairs
Great base for Treviso and Venice day trips via nearby train station	Garden is unfenced; safety detectors noted as unavailable

Ca’ Vigna in 360°