Top floor with garden bordering the historic city walls in San Niccolò district

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San Niccolò City Walls Garden is a large, bright top-floor of about 150 sqm on two levels, with adjoining garden of about 180 sqm, bordering the historic city walls, built in the fourteenth century A.D. and fortified by Michelangelo Buonarroti two centuries later.
In a 14th-century building, located in the San Niccolò district, right in the historic center but away from the chaos, under Piazzale Michelangelo, the quiet apartment is furnished in a modern style. From the garden, view of Torre San Niccolò and the bell tower of Santa Croce Basilica.
Many services at a step, museums and places of interest!

First floor
- Entrance and sitting room overlooking a private light-well, a design double sofa bed Lago 178 x 208 cm inspired by the simplicity of the Japanese futon, and service bathroom (no shower).
- Spacious, silk-themed room, furnished with Ferragamo scarves, and air conditioning. A king-size bed 200 x 200 cm and an en-suite bathroom overlook Via di San Niccolò. Double-glazed windows.
- Large living room with 70s Cassina sofas, Focus fireplace, contemporary art paintings, 3 latest generation column fans and a 65-inch Samsung Smart TV 4k; a functional and complete kitchen, with a Carrara marble top, opens onto the garden.

Upstairs
- Open space bedroom, king size bed 200 x 180 cm, air conditioner, “stone” themed bath, two walk-in closets.
- A "reading" mezzanine overlooking the living room, with fashion catalogues, art books and a 24-inch Tv with DVD player and Fire TV Stick, with which you can access through your account.

In the lower garden:
- roses, wisteria, lemons, orange trees, aromatic plants and a jasmine arbour under which relax at the foot of the historic city walls, a barbecue Weber and a laundry room with Miele washing machine and dryer, both for free.

In the upper garden:
- two sunbeds and rest in the shade of an age-old walnut tree. You will find the sunbed cushions in the laundry, where I suggest you put them away after use, so that you can find them dry and clean the following day.

"[The building] presents itself in the rather current forms assumed following an intervention that redesigned the front in the neo-Renaissance style between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. However, it is a building of much more ancient origins [...], presumably fourteenth-century, as indicated by the large vaulted room on the ground floor [...], and the door with stone lintel which has been brought back to view to frame the current and smaller access. On this, a small wheel with the sign of the Art of Calimala [...]", source Piero Bargellini, Ennio Guarnieri, The streets of Florence, 4 vols., Florence, Bonechi, 1977-1978.

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See you in front of house, Via di San Niccolò 23.

Grazie!