## The space This gorgeous 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom, first floor apartment has everything you'll need to stay comfortably and safely in the heart of Florence. The entire apartment has been recently renovated and decorated with attention to details and refined taste for design furniture and comforts. The earthy color palette of the apartment creates a warm, pleasant atmosphere. 
 The space is clean and practical and accommodates comfortably up to 6 people. It's located on the first floor of a historic building and comprises: - a cozy living room ( with 1 double sofa bed
) which opens onto a fully equipped kitchen creating a lovely open space - a spacious master bedroom with good storage space and Queen size bed - a second bedroom with 2 single beds that can be put together to form a second double bed - next to the master bedroom there is a very spacious family bathroom with a large shower. The unit comes with air conditioning throughout the whole space, flat TV and a Fiber Option WiFi connection.
 A fully equipped kitchen with oven, microwave, dishwasher, washer, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, ecc. There is also washing/dryer machine. The apartment has all the comforts that a house can offer, quiet and stylish it's perfect for a comfortable stop during the visit of the beautiful Florence. Absolutely great for a family or a group of friends. ## Guest access The apartment is at your complete and private disposal. ## Guest interaction We are a...

## The neighborhood The apartment is located in the Oltrarno district in Florence’s historic city centre. The name “Oltrarno” means “beyond the Arno” and this neighborhood which stretches along the south bank of the river represents a different facet of Florence than that of the area near the Duomo. The Oltrarno probably displays the real character of Florence and in general is slightly quieter, greener, and more relaxed than the other districts of Florence. Indeed many tourists prefer the Oltrarno for this reason. Traditionally an artisans’ quarter, the Oltrarno still boasts today many lovely antique shops and artisans’ studios (in particular furniture and leather-workers) and Via Maggio remains the focus of Florence’s thriving antique trade. Over time the Oltrarno became a rather chic area and many aristocrats chose this neighbourhood to build their villas and palaces, the largest of these being the Pitti Palace, which became the home of the various Grand Dukes. Today this sumptuous palace houses several important museums which rank amongst the best in Florence. Other major sights the Oltrarno has to offer are the Cappella Brancacci with its fabulous frescoes, Piazzale Michelangelo with its breath-taking views over Florence, the magnificent church of San Miniato, (one of the highest points in the city of Florence and also one of the best examples of Romanesque architecture in Tuscany) together with the most famous and oldest bridge in Florence, the Ponte Vecchio, home to a glittering array of jewellery shops and goldsmiths. Extending up the hill from the Pitti Palace are the formal Boboli Gardens, an outdoor museum of garden sculpture that includes Roman antiquities as well as 16th and 17th century works. The Oltrarno is famous for its wine bars such as Olio & Convivium, authentic trattorias serving typical Tuscan cuisine, including Il Santo Bevitore, I 4 Leoni, and Il Magazzino, not to mention the wonderful fresh produce market held every morning in P...