Old San Marco Barchessa for Erasmus students

I offer a single room and a double room in a portion of an ancient restored Venetian Barchessa built before 1860. The apartment is 3 km form Padua Center, I offer a bike and a double garage. Cicle way and bus stop are in front of the apartment. The house is quite, perfect for student and overlooks the garden. In front of the house you can easily catch the bus n°53 to the way to Venice (60 min) and n°18 or n°10 to Padua center (5 min.) The apartment is placed in the central part of an old Venetian Barchessa built before 1860. It is now completely restored. It was the country doctor house and was part of the Villa Breda garden within the already used racecourse . Three rooms, one new bath and a new and equipped Kitchen (washing machine, cookers, microwave, bar-fridge). I'll provide clean bed sheets and towels. Perfect location for a relaxing stay close to Padua historical centre. N°18 bus stop outside from door. Quiet, double glazed, 10 windows. TV. Excellent privacy. Exclusive apartment for short stay. Close to a large supermarket and numerous restaurants. The access to the apartment is trough the garden. The garden includes a small hill with a lot of figs trees and is perfect for a Sunday barbecue. The Check -in and Check-out are flexible. I'll be at Check-in to leave the keys and to describe better the apartment and the neighborhood. Anyway the Guest can ask me for any help during his stay. Padua is ancient city. It was at first simple marsh settlement, then river town and important Roman municipium , then medieval town. It passed trough the domination of Carrara before, and Venice untill the the fall of 1405. From 1797 it belonged to the Lombardo Veneto Kingdom , passing in 1866 to the Kingdom of Italy. " Venice the beautiful , Padua his sister" is a popular saying . The comparison with Venice should already make it clear to those who have never been in this city and it make just an idea of what the guest will find here. Not to miss: the Scrovegni Chapel of Giotto ; Basilica of St. Anthony ; Palazzo della Ragione ; Eremitani Church ; Basilica of Santa Giustina ; Botanical Garden; Prato della Valle ... Padova è una città antichissima. Fu da prima insediamento palustre, poi città fluviale e importante municipium romano, poi comune medievale di spicco, passato sotto la dominazione dei Carraresi prima, e di Venezia dal 1405. Caduta la Serenissima (1797), appartenne per settant'anni al Regno Lombardo-Veneto, passando nel 1866 al Regno d'Italia. “Venezia la bella, e Padova sua sorella“, recita un detto popolare. Il paragone con Venezia dovrebbe già far comprendere, a chi non è mai stato in questa città, cosa troverà durante la sua visita. Da vedere : Cappella degli Scrovegni di Giotto; Basilica di Sant'Antonio; Palazzo della Ragione; Chiesa delgi Eremitani; Basilica di Santa Giustina; Orto Botanico; Prato della Valle...