Penthouse in the center

Price

€730,000

Bedrooms2

Bathrooms2

Total surface110 m²

Amenities and special features of this apartment

The property where the apartment is located is located in the historic center of Florence, in a position of absolute prestige with respect to the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the Basilica of San Marco and the Duomo of Florence of which you can admire the Brunelleschi's Dome. Located on the 3rd and last floor of an elegant building, the apartment is divided into a central area with the entrance hall the living room and the large kitchen area. On the 2 sides there are two separate sleeping areas with wardrobe bedrooms and comfortable en suite bathrooms both with windows. The finishes have been chosen with fine materials; the design style embellishes even the smallest details in both the bedrooms and bathrooms and the airy common areas. Being located in the restricted traffic zone, the building, and especially the apartment, enjoys considerable peace and quiet. Its central location makes it possible to take advantage of the proximity of the museums and cultural sites that have made Florence famous.

Object type

Attic Apartment

Rooms

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Total surface

110 m²

Condition

Top

Construction year

1900

Energy efficiency class

A+

Energy certificate available

Yes

Type of heating

Radiator

Energy source

Decentral heating, Gas heating

Final Energy Consumption

189.52 kWh/m²a

Features

Security system

Elevator

District 1: Location and surroundings of this property

Via de Ginori is a street located in the historic center of Florence, Mercato Centrale district. It is a pedestrian street a stone's throw from Piazza del Duomo and the Mercato Centrale. On the left side are aligned the main fronts of some very beautiful buildings-evidence of the art of Michelozzo, Baccio d'Agnolo, Bartolomeo Ammannati, Anton Maria Ferri, Gherardo and Pierfrancesco Silvani-while on the right side, as much as the importance of the buildings is not less (just think of the presence of the Medici Riccardi palace), one can mostly appreciate the rear facade of factories overlooking the present-day Via Cavour, with on the ground premises formerly used as sheds and today for commercial activities, in increasing numbers as one approaches Via San Gallo The street has noble palaces belonging to the Ginori family, where the noble family has its main palace. *This information and floor plans are for guidance only and do not constitute contractual elements.