Panoramic penthouse on the Florence skyline
- W-02SXSC
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What you should know about this apartment
- Loft / Attic
- 10
- 5
- 5
- 250 m²
- 55 m²
Amenities and special features of this apartment
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- Elevator
- Attic
- Terrace
- Balcony
- Fireplace
Penthouse of about 260sqm a few steps from Piazza Goldoni and Lungarno Vespucci, in one of the most elegant and safe areas of the historic center of Florence.
The apartment is on two levels, with double entrance, elevator and large terrace with panoramic views of Florence.
On the third floor the first large portion consists of a double room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms with bathroom.
The upper level is characterized almost entirely by the sleeping area consisting of 2 bedrooms a master bedroom, with wardrobe space and 2 additional bathrooms. An additional living/living area with large and bright windows gives access to the terrace c.a 55 sqm . Very bright and quiet property , with striking panoramic views of the city. Today a very well served area, easy access to and from the main roads, a residential and elegant area, in the heart of the city within walking distance from the Lungarni, Via Tornabuoni, Piazza San Maria Novella, the main squares of the center.a short distance from the central station and the Cascine Park, the great green lung of Florence.
*The present information and floor plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.
Florence: Location and surroundings of this property
The Borgo Ognissanti Zone, owes its name to the church of Ognissanti, as well as to the square of the same name and the street that opens along it.
The streets known as "borghi" were those that started from the gates of the ancient circle of walls.
The area was traditionally controlled by the Vespucci family, patrons and benefactors of the nearby church and other institutions along the street.
When it was included in the circle in 1284 and before long it became the main access to and from Porta al Prato. The Ponte alla Carraia bridge itself was so named because of the traffic of wagons, loaded with bales of wool, going to and from the large and industrious convent of the Umiliati, who contributed greatly to the development of the Florentine Art of Wool.
It was they who had the second Florentine bridge, Ponte alla Carraia, walled up.
Horses raced in the area during the Palio dei barberi, and processions and carriages frequently passed through, as during the triumphal entry of Eleonora di Toledo, in celebration of whom Niccolò Tribolo created a whole series of extraordinary decorations and ephemeral scenery to adorn the street.
- EV MMC Italia S.r.l.
- Licence partner of Migration
- Domenico Ambrosio
- Lungarno Guicciardini, 25R - 27R
- 50125 Firenze (FI)
- Phone: +39 055 281076
- www.engelvoelkers.com/it-it/firenze/
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