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Located in the heart of Arezzo, this spacious historical flat is ideal for living in this quiet and beautiful Tuscan city.

The prestigious property is located on the second floor of a historic palace with a noble appearance, dating back to the 16th century, which featured in Giorgio Vasari's writings and which the famous historian Angelo Tafi attributed to the sculptor and architect Andrea Sansovino.
As reported by the epigraph on the façade, this palace also had among its residents the physician Andrea Cesalpino and was later sold to Pellegrino Fossombroni, progenitor of the powerful Tuscan family that maintained ownership of it until the 19th century with the mathematician and engineer Vittorio.
Tafi himself also reported on other historical and artistic treasures in this place, confirming a residence that was frequented by the greatest personalities of the Renaissance and that still retains the charm of that period of splendour.

The 250 sqm flat is perfectly renovated and equipped with all modern comforts.
The comfortable Renaissance stairs and a short hallway lead to the large living room around which the rest of the apartment is developed. Here, overlooking Corso Italia, there are four-light windows that have been fitted with the latest generation glass, for perfect acoustic insulation and to ensure soundproofing and silence from outside noise. The living room, enriched by a majestic and elegant fireplace, is connected to a contemporary kitchen divided by doors with Art Nouveau decorations.
One of the flat's most charming rooms is the master bedroom with private bathroom overlooking Corso Italia, enriched by walls with 19th-century decorations and a marble fireplace.
A hallway leads to the other wing of the house, separated by a landing and with an independent entrance, where there is a study, a multipurpose room and a further bedroom.In the opposite wing, the environment is completed by a third bedroom with more recent finishes, a bathroom and a laundry room.