The apartment is at the ground floor of an historical building facing a small and quiet square in the neighborhood of Santa Croce. Being the square tiny and out of the beaten track the apartment stands in quietness - totally unbothered by the crowd of nearby restaurants and bars. The apartment was designed by a well known '90s architect and then renewed only few years ago. Many of the furnitures where designed specifically for this home by the architect himself. The apartment is made of an entrance, a living-room, a main room with double-bed and a mezzanine for wardrobes so to enhance livable space, a bathroom with shower and a fully equipped kitchenette. Another mezzanine above the living-room make space for two single beds and an office. The apartment is loaded with all the amenities needed for the highest level of comfort. In the living-room there is a smart-tv equipped with Netflix in english, together with high speed Wi-Fi internet connection. The kitchen has oven, toaster, kettle and a Nespresso coffee machine with pods included. There are also available a washing machine and an iron.

The apartment is situated in the historical center right by Santa Croce Square and its church - well known as one of the most beautiful in Florence. The area of Santa Croce is definitely one of the nicest of the historical center – not only for its monuments but also for the many little shops and restaurants which, especially at night time, make its alleys lively and enjoyable. Santa Croce church is beyond any doubt the main attraction here – it hosts the tombs of some of Florence's most iconic figures like Michelangelo and Galileo. The big square which opens up right in front of the church is often location for special events, like the Calcio Storico (or Historical Football). In fact every June the stony floor is covered with sand literally transforming the square in an arena surrounded by stands. Given the beauty and comforts of the location it's easy to affirm that Santa Croce is among the favorite neighborhoods where to reside in Florence.