Piano nobile in a Renaissance palazzo, with a loggia over the garden

At the doorway, rusticated ashlar; in the courtyard, a well with a pietra serena wellhead; then the grand staircase: the piano nobile of this 1490 palazzo is reached the way it was five centuries ago. The ceiling frescoes, cleaned by local restorers, show pergolas and birds among the leaves.

The apartment extends over 360 m²: a salon with a pietra serena fireplace, a study with a built-in bookcase, a dining room with a coffered ceiling and a loggia opening onto a walled garden of potted citrus. The kitchen has been rebuilt in walnut and steel, with a pantry and an exit to the service stairs.

Four bedrooms and four bathrooms, a discreet lift, central heating with recessed radiators and a security system. An address ten minutes on foot from Palazzo Vecchio, on a street where craft workshops still work.