Casa bifamiliare in Via Monte Grappa 8

The cluster lies on the Venetian-Friulian lowland of northeastern Italy, a flat agricultural plain crossed by drainage canals and small wooded belts. The town sits on the Lemene river and the Livenza river runs a short distance to the east; the northern Adriatic coast with its sandy beaches and coastal pinewoods is part of the same plain within local reach. There are no national parks or major regional parks inside a 15 km radius. No ski lifts or alpine terrain are within the immediate area; the Dolomites and their ski infrastructure lie well beyond 80–100 km. Portogruaro is the local town of size and contains an historic centre along canals, shops and services, and a regional railway station on the Venice–Trieste line. The area is crossed by regional roads and rail, and the land use is dominated by arable farming, market gardening and small industrial/commercial centres. The town lies close to the Veneto–Friuli Venezia Giulia regional boundary.