929 Marco Place

A thoughtful reimagining of a 1907 Japanese Craftsman cottage, this residence gracefully bridges past and present. Reconceived with a contemporary second story by renowned interior designer Joan Behnke in collaboration with Abramson Architects, the home reflects a harmonious blend of tradition and modern living. Every detail—from line to material—has been carefully considered to preserve the character of the original structure while introducing a sense of renewal.
Located along Venice's iconic Walk Streets at 929 Marco Place, the home offers 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms across approximately 2,650 square feet of living space, thoughtfully designed to flow effortlessly from one room to the next. Light, proportion, and craftsmanship define the interiors, creating an atmosphere that feels both calm and grounded.
At the heart of the home, the kitchen is appointed with refined Miele appliances, where functionality meets understated elegance. Modern amenities are seamlessly integrated throughout, including a LifeSource whole-house water filtration system, a spa-like suite featuring a smart steam shower with chromatherapy, sound therapy, hydrotherapy, and tranquility settings, a Sensowash toilet, a dedicated laundry room, and a well-appointed powder room.
A private motor court adds convenience while maintaining the pedestrian-friendly charm of the Walk Street setting. Just moments away, the vibrant energy of Venice awaits, with Abbot Kinney Boulevard's renowned shops and restaurants—including Gjelina, Felix Trattoria, and Erewhon Market—within easy reach.
More than a residence, this home is a reflection of thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and a deep connection to its surroundings—an exceptional offering in one of Venice's most sought-after neighborhoods.