Venetian Court, Historic seaside resort in Capitola, United States.

Venetian Court is a historic resort set along the waterfront in Capitola, consisting of two rows of colorful buildings styled with Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial Revival details. The complex holds 24 privately owned townhouses available for vacation rental and a 17-unit hotel section.

Construction of Venetian Court began in 1924 in Mediterranean Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival and Mission Revival styles and continued for several years. On April 2, 1987, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places as site 87000574, cited as one of California's first condominium seaside developments. The complex has since faced sea level rise, king tides and annual winter storms that have often required extensive repairs.

Venetian Court's two rows of units facing the beach are individually owned condominiums, many rented out by their owners as vacation units, while the large brown building on the street side operates as the Capitola Venetian Hotel. The complex was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 2, 1987, as site 87000574, cited as one of California's first condominium seaside developments.

The two rows of colorful condos nearest the beach are privately owned, many rented out by their owners, while the large brown back-row building facing the street operates as the Capitola Venetian Hotel. Winter king tides and storms have repeatedly forced repairs, so check conditions before walking the seawall side.

The two rows of colorful units closest to the beach are privately owned condominiums, many rented out by their owners as vacation units, while the large brown building in the back row facing the street operates as the Capitola Venetian Hotel. The property was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 2, 1987, as site 87000574.