Elegant Apartment in Florence with Private Garden

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The light stone façade, green shutters, and upper-floor loggia introduce the character of this 340 sqm apartment, set within a building whose origins date back to the 1300s. From the first glance, one perceives a property designed to blend architectural presence with proportion, featuring large windows that invite natural light and a solid structure that speaks of careful planning. The private garden surrounding the house adds a rare sense of seclusion, while the pathways and flowerbeds discreetly accompany the exterior, in continuity with the overall reserved atmosphere. The 13 rooms and 5 bathrooms allow for a generous and flexible layout, suitable for expansive daily living, yet also for a residence that naturally accommodates guests. The interior spaces are complemented by 365 sqm of outdoor area, providing breathing space and strengthening the connection with the private greenery. The fireplace introduces an element of domestic warmth, while the balcony and loggia offer additional points of openness to the outside. The presence of a parking space completes a setting where practicality and quality of space coexist effortlessly. Externally, the red tile roof, light tones of the façade, large windows, and architectural details highlighted in the finishes convey the image of a property with a long history, maintained with care and situated in a context where privacy and tranquility play a significant role. The garden, defined by trees, hedges, flowerbeds, and pathways, is not merely a backdrop but an integral part of the living experience. Opening the windows to the greenery, strolling through the private garden, pausing on the balcony or in the loggia: these are simple gestures that here gain continuity and proportion. The house lends itself to a way of living where the interior spaces interact with the open ones, offering intimate moments by the fireplace and more airy ones, marked by light and the presence of surrounding vegetation. In a city like Florence, a property of this size, with historical origins and such significant outdoor features, can fulfill both the desire for an important residence and that of a representative place. The ensemble finds its value precisely in this balance between historical substance, spaciousness, and daily livability. Florence frames an apartment that unites 340 sqm of interior space, 365 sqm of exterior space, and a sequence of architectural details capable of leaving a clear impression, made of light, privacy, and spaces that still have much to offer.