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in the historical centre of Florence, a short distance from the most known and appreciated monuments of the city, historical building with private parking and panoramic terrace right on the Lungarno. in an easily and quickly reached position and fitted with a private parking (a rare bonus in the historical centre of Florence) the property is perfect for anyone looking for a hosting business in one of the most appreciated cities in the world. All located a short distance away from several other well-known centers of Tuscany: Greve in Chianti (27km; 50'), the turreted San Gimignano (59km; 1h 10'), the Etruscan Volterra (80km; 1h 30'), the medieval Siena (81km; 1h 25), Pisa with its Tower (86km; 1h 25) and the wine cities of Montepulciano (108km; 1h 30') and Montalcino (115km; 1h 55'). The closest airports to the property are Firenze Peretola (10km; 30'), Pisa Galilei (83km; 1h 15'), Bologna Marconi (115km; 1h 30'), Perugia Sant'Egidio (158km; 1h 50'), Roma Ciampino (286km; 3h) and Roma Fiumicino (301km; 3h). The historical building (899 sqm - 9,673 sqft) is laid out onto three above ground floors, plus a panoramic terrace and a cellar in the basement. These floors (all connected by stairs and elevator) host 13 apartments for guests, each made up of a bedroom, a dining room with kitchen and a private bathroom. Only exceptions to this rule are one of the apartments on the last floor (which has three rooms and has exclusive access to the terrace) and an apartment on the ground floor (which has a single room). Still on the ground floor we find the office for the business. The nearby building hosts another apartment (103 sqm - 1,108 sqft) made up of four rooms plus 2 bathrooms and a cellar in the basement. Last, there is a small technical room (15 sqm - 161 sqft). The building was already in the registry in 1942 and architecture and building materials allows an estimated construction date ranging between 1865 and 1871 (during these years Florence was the Capital of the newborn Kingdom of italy). This esteem is further supported by this quotation out of a recent book on Florentine architecture: 'the villa [:] was designed by the architect N.F. on commission by the V. family [:] around 1870'. The other building, give its peculiar plan, was probably the final part of a small convent. The building's facade, fully restored and in wonderful shape, is split into four bands, marking the internal floors and recalling the ones from the Florentine Renaissance palaces. On the inside, apartments are tiled in terracotta and parquet, while common areas are covered in carpet. Electrical and hydraulic systems have been fully renewed in 2002.