This is a nice apartment on the ground floor. It has a fence with a locked fence around it, which made it feel secure and would also have made me feel reassured if my son had been younger (as at the end of the street is open water). There is a bathroom with toilet, bidet, sink, washing machine and (good) shower; a bedroom with ample wardrobe space and a double bed; a very small kitchen with a hob, fridge (and small freezer compartment), kettle (but no toaster) and lots of cupboard space; and a living area that contained a table with 4 chairs and a sofa that pulls out into a sofa bed. The sofa bed was comfortable enough for a night or two but no longer than that really as it tends to wobble and creak a bit when you turn over and as the walls with next door's apartment are very thin I was worried about making too much noise. The main double bed was very comfortable. There was a/c in the hallway but I don't know how effective that was because we didn't need it as the temperature was very moderate when we visited in April. The neighbourhood is quiet, so not really ideal if you have children who want to play outside without worrying about upsetting the neighbours, but the community had a friendly feel to it and the residents obviously take care of their homes and gardens. At the end of the road is a small co-op, and a bus stop. The co-op was useful for basics, and sadly we had to visit on our first evening there to buy things like sponges and washing-up liquid as the apartment did not have any and one of the pans had not been washed up properly before our arrival. I did mention this to Elisa and she was very apologetic and said that their cleaning lady was away, which was fine and it wasn't a problem but it wasn't the best start to the break. It made me a bit sensitive to other things, like the bed linen being sheets plus blankets for warmth - personally I would prefer duvets with removable sheets so that I knew that they had been washed between guests. Towels were provided, and there is a washing machine but it didn't seem to have a spin cycle so clothes take a long time to dry! These are really minor issues and did not spoil our holiday, I only mention them to give a balanced review. The bus takes about 10 minutes to take you to the vaparetto stop, from where you can take a boat to Venice itself. There were a couple of restaurants/bars at the end of the road but neither looked very appealing, so we ate at the town nearest the vaparetto stop or on Venice itself on most evenings. There is a lovely beach near the vaparetto stop too, so if you're going when the weather will be nice...