Apartment with terrace facing Duomo

Rooftop apartment with panoramic terrace facing the Duomo, located in ancient Palazzo Borghese (former home of Pauline Bonaparte) right in the historical centre of Florence. Only 2 minutes from Piazza della Signoria and Santa Croce. Very bright and totally renovated, it features a sitting room with kitchenette, a main double bedroom, a modern bathroom, and a study-bedroom with a single sofa bed and desk. Equipped with AC, individual heating, and internet.

This is the best way to feel Florence. Come and live in one of the ancient historical Palazzos, Palazzo Borghese, hidden right in the centre of Florence. This was the home of Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon, who married Prince Camillo Borghese. The apartment is on the fourth floor (lift up to the third floor), but you do get the feeling of the place. The flat is spacious, bright, quiet, and features traditional cotto floors with views from every window.
The layout includes a sitting room with a kitchenette equipped with Carrara marble tops, a dishwasher, an oven, and a microwave. The main bedroom has a king-size bed. The small study, which leads onto the terrace, is furnished with a small desk and a single bed that can be kept as a sofa or prepared for sleeping if needed. The new bathroom is equipped with a shower and a bidet. The apartment has air conditioning as well as individual gas heating and internet access. The panoramic sit-out terrace faces directly onto the Duomo, Campanile di Giotto, and the surrounding monuments.
The entire apartment will be your private home in Florence.

Palazzo Borghese is literally a few steps from the Bargello Palace and museum and only minutes walk from Santa Croce, the Duomo, and Palazzo Vecchio in Piazza della Signoria. You enter the building from Via Pandolfini, putting you right in the shopping area, surrounded by boutiques, bars, and trattorias of all types. Everything will be within walkable distance.
Just 10 minutes away you can experience the real local food at the Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio, finding fresh fruits and vegetables on the outside and fresh meat and fish on the inside, along with a few little restaurants ideal for a quick lunch in a Florentine style. During the day, the area is full of life with many leather shops around the square and nearby streets. Once evening falls, the area around the Santa Croce square and most of the neighborhood come alive as the restaurants, cafes, and clubs fill up. There are many dining options in the area, offering both traditional Tuscan cuisine as well as more modern interpretations.