A thoughtful reinterpretation of the original 1907 Japanese Craftsman cottage, this residence honors its past while unfolding into the present. Carefully reimagined with a contemporary second story by celebrated interior designer Joan Behnke in collaboration with Abramson Architects, the home balances tradition and modern living with quiet confidence. Every line, surface, and material has been considered with intentionpreserving the spirit of the historic cottage while allowing it to breathe anew. Situated along the treasured Walk Streets of Venice, at 929 Marco Place, the home offers 4 bedrooms and 5 baths across 2,650 square feet of living space designed to flow naturally from one room to the next. Light, proportion, and craftsmanship shape each interior moment, creating spaces that feel both grounded and serene. The kitchen equipped with refined Miele appliances serves as the heart of the home, where form meets function with quiet elegance. Throughout the residence, modern comforts have been woven seamlessly into the fabric of the design: a LifeSource whole-house water filtration system, a spa suite featuring a smart steam shower with tranquility scenes, chromatherapy, sound therapy, and hydrotherapy, a Sensowash toilet, a dedicated laundry suite, and a thoughtfully designed powder room. A motor court offers convenience while preserving the pedestrian charm of the Walk Street setting. Beyond the home, the rhythm of Venice unfolds just moments away. A short stroll leads to the vibrant shops and dining of Abbot Kinney Boulevard, along with beloved destinations such as Gjelina, Felix Trattoria, and Erewhon Market. This is not simply a home, but a dwelling shaped by craft, place, and thoughtful designan uncommon offering in one of Venice’s most cherished enclaves.