Apartment Borgo degli Albizi, Duomo, Florence

This representative apartment embodies a perfect fusion of historical elegance and modern comfort. Featuring ceiling beams made of spruce wood, typical of noble buildings from the 1500s, every detail has been carefully selected to enhance the ancient charm. The designer shelves, as well as the marble door frames and lintels, contribute to a refined and sophisticated style, while the original 1500s fireplace and the solid wood parquet flooring create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The living room, with ceilings over 4.5 meters high, is the heart of the apartment—a spacious area where a mezzanine has been created to add extra sleeping spaces, which can also be used as an office or reading area, depending on needs. The linear kitchen, clad in marble, overlooks a spacious dining room, creating the perfect setting for elegant dinners and moments of conviviality.

The sleeping area includes a large master bedroom, a single bedroom, and a master bathroom, finished with high-quality mosaic tiles, plus a guest bathroom. Every room has been designed to combine functionality and comfort, offering high-quality living. This apartment is ideal for those wishing to live in the heart of Florence, surrounded by historical beauty and modern solutions that meet contemporary needs. A great investment, it is equipped with CIR and CIN codes, offering a rental yield of approximately 7%.

This area in the center of Florence is one of the most charming and historic, located in the heart of the Santa Croce district, just a few steps from the famous Piazza della Signoria and the Cathedral. The atmosphere here is elegant and refined, where the medieval and Renaissance past of the city blends seamlessly with modern life.

Along its streets, you’ll find numerous historical buildings, including noble palaces, tower houses, and apartments that preserve the charm of distant eras. Many of these buildings date back to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, with facades made of pietra serena, stone arches, and architectural details that tell the story of the grandeur of Florence’s past. Some palaces feature elegant internal courtyards and gardens, while others boast valuable architectural details, such as frescoed ceilings and floors made of terracotta or fine parquet.

Many of the apartments in this area have been carefully renovated, preserving the original historical elements, while also modernizing them to offer the utmost comfort. These apartments stand out for the elegance of their interiors, with coffered ceilings, exposed beams, and large stone fireplaces. The rooms are often spacious and bright, thanks to the large windows that overlook the street or quiet internal courtyards.

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