The history of Crevan Island began when an Austrian military garrison occupied the island from 1815 until 1866.<BR>Later, the occupation passed to the Italian Army until after the First World War.<BR><BR>Today the island is privately owned and a complete restoration of the fortess has been carried out by the owners to fit the habitation.<BR><BR> <BR>Accommodation<BR><BR>The surface of the island is about 5,500 square meters, with lush and secular trees, with green spaces and a flourishing orchard.<BR>The fort, completely renovated, has an area of approximately 170 sqm and is equipped with eletricity, water, heating and air conditioning.<BR>It features an internal canal with private docking.<BR><BR>Area<BR> <BR>The island of Crevan is located in the most charming position in the Lagoon of Venice, in front of the wellknow island of Burano and Torcello.<BR>It's located North of Saint Erasmus Island , is bounded on the North-East from The Burano Canal and South-East by The Crevan Canal.