Florence, Tuscany 50141

Prestigious historic residence with fourteenth-century frescoes, perfectly restored with private garden, on the hills of Florence. Description The luxury residence is set in the splendid Florentine glimpse, a portion of an exclusive historic villa that is spread over two levels for 300 square meters of total internal surfaces. Perfectly renovated, it is embellished with design finishes that blend harmoniously with the classic cut of the building and is enriched by prestigious fourteenth-century frescoes in late Gothic style developed on three walls, of the largest room on the ground floor, which portray municipal Florence at the height of its mercantile fortune. The interest in the details of nature clearly emerges, according to the taste of the paintings intended to furnish the stately private homes of the time. Internally, the ground floor houses the large and majestic double living room overlooking the garden and the kitchen with professional equipment and mosaic decorations. The same floor houses two double bedrooms and one for the servants, each with an en suite bathroom. The basement, which can be reached via internal stairs, houses the spectacular double living room obtained from the ancient cellars with barrel vaults and a room used as a laundry. Outdoor The villa enjoys its own private garden, which completes what can be called a real dream home and is fully fenced and delightfully maintained and cared for, with lemon trees and hedges bordering the area for car parking and the large gate to the street. Condition and finishes The residence has been carefully renovated, the most modern finishes are in perfect harmony with the more classic ones of the structure. Prestigious fourteenth-century frescoes in late Gothic style enrich the villa. Potential uses Perfect home as an exclusive house in the countryside but a stone's throw from the city of Florence. Location The historic residence is set in a unique and refined context, it stands on the hills of Careggi, in the greenest hilly area of Florence, already favored since the Renaissance by the most important writers and prominent personalities of the Florentine scene.