Set in one of the most prestigious corners of Arezzo’s historic center, where Via Cavour meets Corso Italia, this elegant residence occupies the third floor of the renowned Palazzo dei Bacci. The palace, built in the 13th century and among the city’s most important architectural landmarks, still preserves extraordinary details such as vaulted arcades, fragments of Gothic windows, and a frescoed entrance hall with a Christ the Redeemer attributed to the Spinello Aretino school (14th–15th century). Its remarkable artistic heritage places the building under the protection of the Italian Fine Arts authority.
The apartment itself extends over 185 sqm and was fully refurbished in 2024. Great care was taken to respect the historic character of the property while introducing the comfort of contemporary design. Original beamed ceilings and terracotta details remain, now paired with hand-finished oak parquet, resin floors in the service areas, and a sleek modern kitchen fitted with granite worktops and state-of-the-art appliances.
The layout is thoughtfully designed. A stylish entrance with integrated wine room leads directly to a guest bedroom with private bath. The living and dining area is open and light-filled, flowing naturally into the custom kitchen and out onto a 15 sqm terrace with laundry facilities. The master suite enjoys its own en-suite bathroom, walk-in wardrobe, and a private 3 sqm balcony. An additional study—perfect as a home office or easily converted into a third bedroom—together with a small storage room complete the interiors.
At ground level, residents share access to the palace’s vaulted entrance hall with frescoes, which opens into a characteristic inner courtyard. From here, two storage units are accessible: a 5 sqm room already restored and a larger 24 sqm space awaiting renovation.
Heating is provided by a high-efficiency 24 kW condensing boiler with radiators, while air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. A project, previously approved by the Fine Arts authority, also allows for the installation of a lift alongside the main staircase—an option still available should the new owner wish to pursue it.
This property represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Arezzo’s history, combining centuries-old character with the convenience and elegance of a modern restoration.
Florence – 75 km (1h 10min)
Siena – 70 km (1h 10min)
Perugia – 95 km (1h 15min)
Cortona – 30 km (35 min)
Montepulciano – 55 km (1h)
Rome – 220 km (2h 30min)
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Pisa Galileo Galilei (PSA) – 165 km (2h)
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Rome Fiumicino (FCO) – 240 km (2h 30min)
Arezzo is one of Tuscany’s most historic and culturally rich cities, set on a gentle hilltop surrounded by rolling countryside, vineyards, and olive groves. Known for its Etruscan origins and medieval charm, the city offers a perfect blend of art, history, and authentic Tuscan life. Its vibrant squares, Renaissance churches, and antique markets make it a fascinating destination for both culture lovers and those seeking the relaxed rhythm of Tuscan living.
Piazza Grande – The heart of Arezzo, one of Italy’s most beautiful medieval squares, famous for the Giostra del Saracino (medieval jousting tournament).
Basilica of San Francesco – Home to Piero della Francesca’s world-renowned fresco cycle, The Legend of the True Cross.
Cathedral of Arezzo (Duomo di San Donato) – A striking Gothic cathedral with beautiful stained-glass windows and frescoes.
Casa Vasari – The Renaissance home of painter Giorgio Vasari, filled with art and history.
Antique Market – Held every first weekend of the month, attracting collectors and visitors from all over Italy.
Medici Fortress – A Renaissance stronghold offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside.
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Arezzo is one of Tuscany’s most historic and culturally rich cities, set on a gentle hilltop surrounded by rolling countryside, vineyards, and olive groves. Known for its Etruscan origins and medieval charm, the city offers a perfect blend of art, history, and authentic Tuscan life. Its vibrant squares, Renaissance churches, and antique markets make it a fascinating destination for both culture lovers and those seeking the relaxed rhythm of Tuscan living.
Piazza Grande – The heart of Arezzo, one of Italy’s most beautiful medieval squares, famous for the Giostra del Saracino (medieval jousting tournament).
Basilica of San Francesco – Home to Piero della Francesca’s world-renowned fresco cycle, The Legend of the True Cross.
Cathedral of Arezzo (Duomo di San Donato) – A striking Gothic cathedral with beautiful stained-glass windows and frescoes.
Casa Vasari – The Renaissance home of painter Giorgio Vasari, filled with art and history.
Antique Market – Held every first weekend of the month, attracting collectors and visitors from all over Italy.
Medici Fortress – A Renaissance stronghold offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside.
Set in one of the most prestigious corners of Arezzo’s historic center, where Via Cavour meets Corso Italia, this elegant residence occupies the third floor of the renowned Palazzo dei Bacci. The palace, built in the 13th century and among the city’s most important architectural landmarks, still preserves extraordinary details such as vaulted arcades, fragments of Gothic windows, and a frescoed entrance hall with a Christ the Redeemer attributed to the Spinello Aretino school (14th–15th century). Its remarkable artistic heritage places the building under the protection of the Italian Fine Arts authority.
The apartment itself extends over 185 sqm and was fully refurbished in 2024. Great care was taken to respect the historic character of the property while introducing the comfort of contemporary design. Original beamed ceilings and terracotta details remain, now paired with hand-finished oak parquet, resin floors in the service areas, and a sleek modern kitchen fitted with granite worktops and state-of-the-art appliances.
The layout is thoughtfully designed. A stylish entrance with integrated wine room leads directly to a guest bedroom with private bath. The living and dining area is open and light-filled, flowing naturally into the custom kitchen and out onto a 15 sqm terrace with laundry facilities. The master suite enjoys its own en-suite bathroom, walk-in wardrobe, and a private 3 sqm balcony. An additional study—perfect as a home office or easily converted into a third bedroom—together with a small storage room complete the interiors.
At ground level, residents share access to the palace’s vaulted entrance hall with frescoes, which opens into a characteristic inner courtyard. From here, two storage units are accessible: a 5 sqm room already restored and a larger 24 sqm space awaiting renovation.
Heating is provided by a high-efficiency 24 kW condensing boiler with radiators, while air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. A project, previously approved by the Fine Arts authority, also allows for the installation of a lift alongside the main staircase—an option still available should the new owner wish to pursue it.
This property represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Arezzo’s history, combining centuries-old character with the convenience and elegance of a modern restoration.
