Ikonisches Apartment Mit Wintergarten

In the heart of Florence, inside a charming 15th-century palace with an elegant façade attributed to the architect Ammannati, is this apartment with a unique character. Bright, quiet, and spacious, it is located in the city’s liveliest area, the Santo Spirito district.

The apartment is arranged around a central space with a glass roof reminiscent of a winter garden, an ideal corner for working, gardening, or simply reading. This space, flooded with natural light, offers a serene and relaxing atmosphere, where you can enjoy constant brightness throughout the year. Two bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a mezzanine provide secluded, private areas.
The large living room, with lounge and dining areas, is the ideal place to share lunches and dinners with family and friends. The kitchen has direct access both to the dining area and to the “courtyard” inside the home, adding charm and functionality to the apartment.
The “courtyard” roof is made with a bell-shaped skylight in reinforced glass, fitted with an opening panel, and a suspended ceiling with glass panels, two of which can be opened. This solution ensures excellent thermal insulation and good natural ventilation.

The apartment is completed by another bathroom and a storage room, which houses the boiler for independent heating.
The apartment has remarkable volume: the distance between the slabs, floor and ceiling, is 7 m, although the rooms are then lowered with a false vault in the living room and a flat reed-mat ceiling for the other rooms.
A home of great character, ideal for those who wish to live the historic Florentine atmosphere with comfort and uniqueness.
The property has CIR and CIN.

*This information and the floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.*

Via Santo Spirito is one of the most authentic and charming streets in the Oltrarno, Florence’s most genuine and lived-in district. It links the square of the same name to the lively network of surrounding historic streets, preserving the Florentine character of tradition, craftsmanship, and neighborhood life.
Walking along the street you come across historic palaces, artisan workshops, small studios, antique dealers, and art workshops that tell the story of Florence at its most genuine. The atmosphere is elegant yet informal, loved by Florentines and by those seeking an authentic setting, away from the busiest tourism.
The street is alive all day: quiet and bright in the morning, lively and evocative in the evening, thanks to the cafés, trattorias, and restaurants that enliven the area without ever losing its historic charm and neighborhood scale. A sought-after location, a symbol of the true Florentine soul.