Spacious Apartment in Historic Florence, Tuscany

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The exposed beams, wooden flooring, and stone fireplace immediately introduce the character of this 250 sqm apartment, where the historical dimension of the building interacts with bright and open spaces. The large glass window and wide windows bring natural light into the rooms, while the white walls and a few carefully chosen elements, such as a glass coffee table or a rug in deep tones, create a composed and welcoming atmosphere. It is a home that conveys presence and continuity, capable of combining the warmth of materials with a rare sense of openness for an urban residence. The 7 rooms allow for a spacious and versatile layout, designed for those who desire generous spaces without sacrificing a clear organization of daily life. The 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms accompany a balanced composition, suitable both for family living and as a representative residence lived with ease. Set in a 1700s building, the apartment maintains a readable connection to its origins even in the perceivable details of the interiors, such as the wooden beam ceiling and the fireplace, elements that give rhythm and depth to the spaces. The elevator adds an important level of comfort, making access easier to a property that combines significant dimensions and practicality. The visual notes also reveal a secluded and private context, with external terracotta flooring, stone walls, green shutters, and historical architectures reflecting along the river, outlining a coherent ensemble with the identity of Florence and the value of a residence embedded in a highly recognizable urban fabric. Lighting the fireplace in the cooler seasons, letting light in through the large openings, walking through spacious rooms with the continuity of wood underfoot: daily life here takes on a full yet measured rhythm. Florence offers a surrounding urban heritage that is felt not as a mere backdrop but as an integral part of living, with views of the river, strolls along the riverbank, and the presence of historical buildings that punctuate the cityscape. The internal garden described in the notes, with terracotta flooring and stone walls, also suggests a precious relationship with intimate and secluded outdoor spaces. An apartment of this size, in a city like Florence and within a 1700s building, represents a proposal of great substance, where spaciousness, historical character, and comfort coexist in balance. The presence of the elevator, the 3 bathrooms, the 3 bedrooms, and the dialogue with the river context contribute to defining a rare property, designed for those seeking an important home in the cultural heart of Tuscany.