Secret sale: exceptional villa with majestic views in the heart of Florence
Villa, 1'290 sqm, 15 Room, 50125 Firenze
Details
| 5160-MOC-24-04 | |
| Type of commercialization | Purchase |
| Type of property | House |
| Kind of property | Villa |
| Postcode | 50125 |
| City | Firenze |
| Country | Italy |
| Gross floor area | 1'290 sqm |
| Usable area | 510 sqm |
| Plot size | 60'000 sqm |
| Number of rooms | 15 |
| Number of bedrooms | 8 |
| Number of bathrooms | 8 |
| External commission | 3,00% |
| Currency | € |
| Commission notice | We would like to point out that in the event of success, our activity will result in a brokerage and / or verification commission. In the case of a sale, the commission is 3.00% plus VAT. |
Details
| 5160-MOC-24-04 | Type of commercialization | Purchase | |
| Type of property | House | Kind of property | Villa |
| Postcode | 50125 | City | Firenze |
| Country | Italy | Gross floor area | 1'290 sqm |
| Usable area | 510 sqm | Plot size | 60'000 sqm |
| Number of rooms | 15 | Number of bedrooms | 8 |
| Number of bathrooms | 8 | External commission | 3,00% |
| Currency | € | Commission notice | We would like to point out that in the event of success, our activity will result in a brokerage and / or verification commission. In the case of a sale, the commission is 3.00% plus VAT. |
Video zu dieser Immobilie
Video zu dieser Immobilie
3D-Rundgang zu dieser Immobilie
Description Secret sale: exceptional villa with majestic views in the heart of Florence
This extraordinary villa in the heart of Florence embodies the soul of the city and its rich history. With majestic views of the Florentine skyline and the masterful fusion of traditional and modern architecture, it is a unique gem. Historic stone walls, a 13th-century tower and the 18th-century lemon house create an atmosphere of timeless elegance.
Inside, the villa impresses with its artistic design: the elegant entrance with pietra serena staircase, the meticulous mosaic work and a Bardiglio marble floor set luxurious accents. The bathrooms and dining room reflect Florentine architecture at its best. The restored Torre with two luxurious guest suites and the former greenhouse as a studio and reception room combine historical charm and modern comfort.
The outdoor areas designed by landscape architect Luciano Giubilei are reminiscent of Italian Renaissance gardens, laid out in terraces and offering spectacular views over Florence. Just a few steps away from the Ponte Vecchio, the villa combines proximity to the city with an oasis of tranquillity. A place that invites you to enjoy the beauty and heritage of Florence anew every day.
Further information and viewing appointments can only be arranged after legitimation and with proof of capital.
This extraordinary villa in the heart of Florence embodies the soul of the city and its rich history. With majestic views of the Florentine skyline and the masterful fusion of traditional and modern architecture, it is a unique gem. Historic stone walls, a 13th-century tower and the 18th-century lemon house create an atmosphere of timeless elegance.
Inside, the villa impresses with its artistic design: the elegant entrance with pietra serena staircase, the meticulous mosaic work and a Bardiglio marble floor set luxurious accents. The bathrooms and dining room reflect Florentine architecture at its best. The restored Torre with two luxurious guest suites and the former greenhouse as a studio and reception room combine historical charm and modern comfort.
The outdoor areas designed by landscape architect Luciano Giubilei are reminiscent of Italian Renaissance gardens, laid out in terraces and offering spectacular views over Florence. Just a few steps away from the Ponte Vecchio, the villa combines proximity to the city with an oasis of tranquillity. A place that invites you to enjoy the beauty and heritage of Florence anew every day.
Further information and viewing appointments can only be arranged after legitimation and with proof of capital.
Energy certificate
Equipment/Features The details of the rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms etc. are for guidance only.
Location description Florence, the capital of Tuscany in Italy, is a city with a rich history and outstanding cultural significance. It is considered the cradle of the Renaissance and has produced numerous artists, thinkers and scientists, including Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Galileo Galilei.
History of Florence
Florence was founded by the Romans in the first century BC and developed into an important trading city in the Middle Ages. In the 15th century, during the heyday of the Renaissance, the city experienced a period of cultural and economic prosperity. The Medici family played a decisive role in this period, promoting artists and scholars and making the city a center of art and science.
Places of interest
Florence Cathedral (Santa Maria del Fiore): An impressive example of Gothic architecture with a striking dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.
The Uffizi Gallery: One of the most important art museums in the world, housing works by artists such as Botticelli, Michelangelo and Raphael.
The Ponte Vecchio: A historic bridge known for its stores, especially goldsmiths and silversmiths.
Palazzo Vecchio: Florence's town hall and a masterpiece of medieval architecture.
Culture
Florence is known for its lively art scene, festivals and traditional craftsmanship. The city also has an important culinary tradition, characterized by Tuscan cuisine, which is characterized by simple but tasty dishes made from fresh, local ingredients.
Conclusion
Florence is not only a center of art and culture, but also a fascinating destination that delights visitors with its beauty, history and cultural heritage. It is a place where the past remains alive and creativity continues to flourish.
History of Florence
Florence was founded by the Romans in the first century BC and developed into an important trading city in the Middle Ages. In the 15th century, during the heyday of the Renaissance, the city experienced a period of cultural and economic prosperity. The Medici family played a decisive role in this period, promoting artists and scholars and making the city a center of art and science.
Places of interest
Florence Cathedral (Santa Maria del Fiore): An impressive example of Gothic architecture with a striking dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.
The Uffizi Gallery: One of the most important art museums in the world, housing works by artists such as Botticelli, Michelangelo and Raphael.
The Ponte Vecchio: A historic bridge known for its stores, especially goldsmiths and silversmiths.
Palazzo Vecchio: Florence's town hall and a masterpiece of medieval architecture.
Culture
Florence is known for its lively art scene, festivals and traditional craftsmanship. The city also has an important culinary tradition, characterized by Tuscan cuisine, which is characterized by simple but tasty dishes made from fresh, local ingredients.
Conclusion
Florence is not only a center of art and culture, but also a fascinating destination that delights visitors with its beauty, history and cultural heritage. It is a place where the past remains alive and creativity continues to flourish.
Miscellaneous We generally recommend having the building law situation checked by a specialist lawyer. All details are based exclusively on information provided to us by clients. Our company accepts no liability for the completeness, accuracy and currency of this information. Subject to errors and prior sale. Delivery by arrangement. Taxes, notary and land registry costs incurred on purchase are to be borne by the buyer.
Your contact person
Mr. Werner Tschurtschenthaler
