Prestigious Apartment in Palazzo Vivarelli Colonna, in Florence

In Florence’s city centre, inside the monumental Palazzo Vivarelli Colonna, one of the most interesting luxury real estate opportunities currently available in the city is taking shape: a prestigious apartment undergoing complete renovation, set in an architectural context of extraordinary value, destined to offer five-star residential services, with a garden and private swimming pool (currently awaiting approval) reserved for residents.
The redevelopment of the building is breathing new life into a structure that spans centuries of Florentine history, transforming it into a luxury complex that is unique in the cityscape, combining the charm of historic architecture with a contemporary idea of comfort, privacy and well-being. The outdoor spaces, a rare feature in the heart of Florence, are one of the project’s absolute strengths: a well-tended internal garden, designed as a place of tranquillity and socialising, and a private swimming pool (currently awaiting approval), conceived as a natural extension of domestic life, in a context of absolute privacy.
The flat is located on the second floor of the historic frescoed wing and covers approximately 420 sqm of internal space, in addition to a 20-sqm private terrace with direct views of the communal garden. The privileged location and favourable exposure guarantee extraordinary brightness, which accompanies every room throughout the day, enhancing the volumes, heights and historic decorations.
The main hall is one of the most impressive spaces in this apartment: a large and spectacular room, characterised by frescoed ceilings, original stucco work and monumental proportions, flooded with natural light thanks to the large windows overlooking the outside. The light flows over the historic surfaces, enhancing the details and restoring a perception of authentic elegance, typical of large Florentine residences. It is a space designed for representation, but also for a cultured and refined everyday life, where architectural art becomes an integral part of living.
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