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Beautiful apartment for two on the 1st floor of a marvellous historical building in Via Maggio, one of the finest in the whole city centre. The aristocratic building dates back to about 1470 and boasts a majestic courtyard, with a portico on three of its sides, decorated with statues. The apartment features a small living room with access to a small balcony, a well-equipped cooking area with dining table, a double bedroom and bathroom with bathtub. Guests will find all necessary commodities, as well as beautiful antique furniture, precious textiles and pieces of art. The apartment has air conditioning which can be used from June to September, satellite TV and wifi. The price includes bathroom, bedroom and kitchen linen, internet, heating, water and gas for cooking,10 kWh of electricity per day (extra consumption will be charged EUR 0,60 per Kwh) and final cleaning. Hired help is available upon request and to be paid for at the property. The building has a doorman from Monday to Friday, 8am-1pm and 2pm-6pm. Smoking is not allowed. Appartment for adults only (over 18 years old). According to the law established by the new Ministerial Decree for the energy saving, heating temperature must not exceed 19°. Paid parking is available in a public garage. Bicycles cannot be parked in the courtyard. On the ground floor of the building, but with access from a side street, there is a dance school.

The property is in the historical area called “Oltrarno” on the south side of the river. Oltrarno holds the true essence of Florence: a quiet area with many green spaces, also famous for its artisans, its beautiful workshops, small shops and studios (especially antique and leather dealers): this is the heart of Florence’s antique trade. Over the centuries, it became a stylish area where many aristocrats built their palaces and villas: the largest is definitely Palazzo Pitti, where the Gran Duca di Toscana lived. Pitti now hosts many of the city’s most important museums and exhibitions. The area also features the Cappella Brancacci with magnificent frescoes by Masaccio, Masolino e Lippi, Piazzale Michelangelo with its breathtaking view of Florence, the picturesque church of San Miniato (one of the highest points of the city and the best example of Romanic art in Tuscany) and Ponte Vecchio with its many jewellers and goldsmiths. Palazzo Pitti is also home to the marvellous Boboli gardens, an open-air museum with sculptures dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.