One bedroom apartment in Florence (Florence, Italy)

Located on the ground floor of a building on Via Maffia, a quiet street in the Oltrarno district. This apartment is ideal for those who want to visit Florence but prefer to avoid the hectic tourist life that characterizes the medieval streets of the historic center. Just a 15-minute walk away, you'll find all the most important monuments of Florence and an endless open-air museum.

Apartment with 1 bedroom in a mix of modern and antique style (40 sqm), can accommodate up to 2 people and has 1 bathroom. As soon as you enter, you are welcomed by a small hallway furnished with a table and a storage closet. Continuing on, you reach the living room, which includes a dining area and a flat-screen TV. The living room overlooks the kitchen, which boasts a modern style and is very functional. Returning to the living room, you can continue by climbing the stairs to the mezzanine, where the bedroom is located, featuring a double bed and a wardrobe. The bathroom is complete with a shower, and from this room, a small French door leads to an internal courtyard with a washing machine and a sink.

Heating: Independent. Air conditioning: One split in the living room and one in the bedroom.

Ideal for short stays. Perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway in Florence or a small family wishing to visit this charming city without being overwhelmed by the hectic tourist life.

Tourist Attractions: The apartment is located in the historic Oltrarno district, which means "across the Arno," and this area stretches along the southern bank of the river. Oltrarno represents the true essence of Florence: a quiet, green area that is more relaxing than other parts of the city. This is why more and more tourists appreciate it. This area is also known as the craft district, famous for its delightful workshops, small shops, and artisan studios (particularly antique dealers and leather craftsmen). Via Maggio is the center of Florentine antiques. Once a rural area, Oltrarno became a chic neighborhood where many aristocrats built their palaces and villas. The largest of these is undoubtedly Palazzo Pitti, which was once the residence of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Today, Palazzo Pitti hosts many exhibitions and museums, some of the most important in the city. Other important attractions in Oltrarno include the Brancacci Chapel with its magnificent frescoes by Masaccio, Masolino, and Filippino Lippi, Piazzale Michelangelo with its breathtaking view of Florence, the magnificent San Miniato church (one of the highest points in the city and the best example of Romanesque art in Tuscany), and Ponte Vecchio, home to countless jewelry shops and goldsmiths. Inside Palazzo Pitti, you'll find the beautiful Boboli Gardens, an open-air museum of sculptures, some dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.

Oltrarno is also famous for the Santo Spirito square market (set up every morning), its cafés and wine bars (Olio & Convivium, Bene Vobis, Caffè degli Artigiani…), and trattorias offering Tuscan cuisine (Santo Bevitore, I 4 Leoni, Osteria del Cinghiale Bianco, Il Magazzino…). Those who choose to live in this area will find a wide range of grocery stores, bakeries, patisseries, and much more.