Penthouse In The Heart Of Florence's Historic Center

In the most authentic heart of the Historic Center of Florence, just a few steps from Piazza della Signoria, one of the city’s symbolic places, we offer for sale a magnificent penthouse of about 140 square meters located on the fourth floor of a historic building.
The large and fluid spaces, not fragmented, offer us a spacious, elegant, and impactful living area. From the windows, there is an extraordinary view: the Dome of the Cathedral designed by Brunelleschi, Giotto’s Campanile, the Arnolfo Tower, and the Bargello complex frame the skyline, offering unique and unrepeatable glimpses, appreciable by day but even more so at dusk.
In addition to the important living area, the penthouse currently consists of a large master bedroom, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a storage room.
Depending on the needs, one could also consider a reconfiguration of the spaces and immediately obtain, for example, two bedrooms. The photos where furniture is present show the property before the owners moved out. The photos without furniture show the spaces in their current state. Unique object.

*The present information and plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.

Piazza dei Cimatori is a small square with a cozy atmosphere located in the heart of the historic center of Florence, very close to Piazza della Signoria and the ”noble” center of the ancient city. In the area – particularly in the adjacent streets – there are ancient buildings with historic facades: the square and its surrounding streets retain an appearance reminiscent of ”historic” Florence, with alleys, palaces, shops, and views typical of a historic center.
The name ”Cimatori” derives from an ancient trade practiced in the area: the ”cimatori” worked with wool. According to some sources, the square has been part of the urban fabric for centuries, and the toponymy reflects the ancient presence of these craft activities.
Close to many central attractions, but in a quieter area compared to the major tourist squares, it encapsulates a mix of history, ancient buildings, and characteristic streets, conveying an ”authentic Florentine” atmosphere.