• 4th floor, only stairs, no lift
• Historical building
• Entrance
• Double bedroom
• Living room with table for PC work
• Kitchen
• Bathroom
• View of the Brunelleschi's dome of the Cathedral
• View of the back side of central market of San Lorenzo
• Radiant heater panels
• Air condition
• Kitchen utilities (coffee machine, kettle, toaster, microwave, iron, hairdryer)
• Vegan and organic shampoo and bath soap
• Only electric energy in order to reduce consuption

Apartment on the fourth floor of a historic building from the 1300s, once part of a former convent. The stairs may be a bit of a workout, but once you see the breathtaking view from this home, you'll be left speechless!

You can wake up to a stunning view of Florence’s Cathedral dome, designed by Brunelleschi, which is still studied today for the architect’s groundbreaking construction techniques.
From the kitchen and living room windows, you’ll have a view of the rear side of San Lorenzo Central Market, built in glass and cast iron in the 1800s.

In addition to a washing machine and dishwasher, you’ll find small appliances such as a hairdryer, coffee machine, toaster, and kettle.
On either side of the bed, there are USB ports so you can charge your phones without worrying about adapters.
In the living room, next to the dining table, there’s an electrical outlet to conveniently work on your laptop.

The apartment is part of a project aimed at measuring and reducing the environmental and energy impact of tourism. It has been renovated by a team of interior designers and specialized technicians to ensure the highest comfort while minimizing environmental and energy impact.

The design choices have been carefully balanced between reuse, craftsmanship, and design, selecting historic or locally connected companies.
All the soaps and cleaning products we provide are made in Italy, organic, and vegan.
The bed linens and towels are made from cotton by a local company.
The places we recommend have been carefully selected among artisans and historic local establishments that make Florence a truly unique city in the world.