Florence Apartment with Garden in Tuscany

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The white exposed beams, light wooden flooring, and the large window that draws the eye towards the garden immediately set the tone for this 175 sqm apartment, nestled in a building with 18th-century origins. The spaces convey a sense of balance and continuity, with natural light enhancing the interiors and highlighting their direct connection with the outdoors. Even the entrance tells a precise story: the white gate introduces a cozy and private atmosphere, where the presence of greenery and stone surfaces creates a discreet, never ostentatious, welcome. The 12 rooms allow for a spacious and flexible layout, suitable for a significant home to be lived in daily with the same ease it lends itself to entertaining. The three bathrooms complete an interior composition designed to offer comfort and autonomy to the various spaces, while the fireplace adds a focal point capable of making the home's life more intimate during the colder seasons. Outside, the 185 sqm of private garden, terrace, and balcony concretely expand the living area and reinforce the continuity between indoors and outdoors, which appears central here. The garden, accessed and perceived through the large glass openings, becomes an integral part of daily life; the terrace and balcony provide additional spaces for more intimate or convivial moments. Completing the property is also a cellar, an always valuable element in a residence of this stature. The external architectural notes help define its identity: the stone paving with irregular formats, the greenery climbing along the walls, the terracotta planters, and the classic lamps create a coherent ensemble, with an authentic and well-recognizable flavor. Opening the doors to the garden, letting light in through the glass window, choosing whether to carve out a moment on the terrace or use the more intimate indoor spaces: the quality of life here is built precisely in these simple, everyday transitions, yet always full of atmosphere. The presence of outdoor spaces makes the home particularly pleasant for those seeking privacy and tranquility without sacrificing the spaciousness of a structured property. The historical character of the building, combined with the functionality of the spaces, also suggests a residence that can naturally interpret both private and representative use. An apartment like this finds value in the balance between internal dimensions, outdoor outlets, and architectural identity, in a context like Florence that adds cultural depth and recognizability to the asset. The combination of a historic building, generous spaces, and outdoor living makes it a rare offering, designed for those seeking a home with presence, substance, and a tangible connection with its context.