listing
EUR 12,000,000
- 6450 m2
Propiedad para
Venta
País
Italia
Estado/Región/Provincia
Toscana
Publicado
18/03/2024
Descripción
Unique attic for sale in Palazzo Portinari Salviati, historic and prestigious building of the Florentine historic center. This luxury property extends over 450 square meters and 71 external square meters, is divided into two levels in the fourth and last floor of the building and offers an exclusive view of the Brunelleschi dome. Palazzo Portinari Salviati, located a few steps from Piazza Duomo, is an emblem of Renaissance art and Florentine architecture. This historical residence is a real architectural masterpiece, witness of the glorious history of Florence, with frescoes by Alessandro Launori and Tommaso Gherardini, stone fireplaces and marble statues. Originally home by Beatrice Portinari, Musa di Dante, and first residence of Cosimo I de 'Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, the building preserves original frescoes, decorated ceilings, marble and fine floors, for a unique combination between the comfort of contemporary design and the Charm of Renaissance architecture. The numerous services offered by the property, such as the representative salon of 110 square meters on the main floor, the condominium gym, the exclusive 500 square meters with whirlpool, sauna, Turkish bath and fitness area, the starred restaurant, the lounge bar and the Bistrot make life inside the palace a unique experience in the heart of the cradle of the Renaissance. The large terrace of over 70 square meters represents a real outdoor jewel, a place to enjoy the serenity of the Florentine sky in total and absolute privacy. Particularity of this terrace is the secondary access door that allows, in the event of great private events, to the catering services to enter and exit the property without going into the attic. Ref. 12181 https://www.lionard.com/palazzo-portinari-salviati-exclusive-penthouse-with-terrace.html
Fabricado
1400
Baños
6
Pies cuadrados terminados
450 m2
Floor Number
4
Total rooms
4
URL sitio web
IMLIX ID
12181
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