Certaldo, Firenze, Italy
3-bed Apartment in Certaldo
€200,000
€1,429/m²
- 3
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 140 m²
- Interior
- Apartment
- Type
- Today
- Listed
About this place
Certainly in the locality of Fiano, a renovated rooftop of about 140 square meters with independent entrance, composed of the ground floor entrance, tavern/cellar, warehouse and bathroom; on the first floor hallway, kitchen with terrace from which you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of the hills and living room; on the second and last floor hallway night, double bedroom with storage room with the possibility of creating a mezzanine, dressing room, living room/third bedroom and bathroom. Energy class under construction. Ref. 0197T
Getting around
Florence Airport, Peretola (FLR)
~50 min drive · 46 km
Pisa (PSA)
~1 h 07 min drive · 74 km
Approximate, measured from the property's area rather than its exact address. Drive times © OpenStreetMap contributors (OSRM); airports: OurAirports.
Where you’ll be
Certaldo, Firenze, Italy
- Nearest airport
- Firenze (FI) (FLR)
- 32 km
- Also close
- Pisa (PI) (PSA)
- 54 km
- Nearest city
- Florence
- 31 km
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