This was the perfect location for us. Almost all the major attractions (as well as the train and bus stations) were easily reached by a stroll of 15-20 minutes. The layout of the apartment is unusual. The apparent living room was used as a second bedroom so we spent most of our time hanging out in the dining area. We slept in the back bedroom which was away from the street and quiet at night. We happened to be in Venice during the first half of October. Since regulations prohibit use of central heating until October 15th, we were often cold. Thankfully a down comforter was provided. There was a grocery store just steps from our front door. Given the price of restaurant fare in Venice, we prepared breakfast and either lunch or dinner at home. The kitchen was adequately equipped, but we couldn't use the electric oven because it tripped the circuit breakers even when lights and other appliances were off. We didn't meet Linda as her brother Alessio welcomed us. He was very accommodating and responded immediately when we lost power. It was tricky to find the apartment initially as building numbers are arranged in clusters rather than by individual streets. The apartment is in the 2600 cluster, but our map app located the exact address incorrectly. It is near the end of Rio Terà (or Rio Terà Cazza, depending on which map one uses), just beyond Calle del Forno.