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San Frediano Mansion is a small paradise IN FLORENCE CENTRE, where elegance and modern technology unite.
Our guests will be welcomed in a renovated and elegant structure, characterized by an impressive atmosphere, where an original fresco.
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San Frediano Mansion...
....A voyage through Renaissance Florence
ROOM FOR RENT IN THE CENTRE OF FLORENCE.
Our BED AND BREAKFAST is located in an important historic building, erected in the XV century.
The ancient history of the building is documented also by the beautiful fresco at the ground floor, representing St Joseph, Mary and baby Jesus.
The building was enlarged in the XVIII century by Capponi family, marquises of Florence.
During the XIX century the building was transformed according to neo-renaissance Style.
The interiors still conserve notable decorations and frescos. The building also gives access to the back garden (Lungarno Sederini). The parterres still conserve the original XIX century design.
Added to Travel Library: 26 February 2006 |
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| Lowest Daily Price: |
27.5 EUR |
Highest
Daily Price: |
50 EUR |
| Lowest Weekly Price: |
27.5 EUR |
Highest Weekly Price: |
50 EUR |
| Charging Method: |
Per person |
| Payment Types: |
Credit Cards |
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From Santa Maria Novella station (Florence)
By walking
San Frediano Mansion B&B is only 10 minutes walking from the S.ta Maria Novella station. On exiting the central Station of Florence, go on towards Piazza S. Maria Novella and then to Via de'Fossi. Passed Ponte alla Carraia you will arrive in Borgo San Frediano.
By bus:
Catch bus D from the Station and get off at the last stop ( via Borgo San Frediano ). The bus-stop is exactly in front of San Frediano Mansion entrance
By car:
A1 motorway: Firenze Certosa exit. Continue towards Porta Romana. In Piazza Pier Vettori go straight on towards Via Pisana. Borgo San Frediano is at the end of Via Pisana.
From the airport:
By taxi or shuttle-bus to the Central Railway Station, then catch bus D |
| Address:
Florence 50124, Italy |
| Nearest Bus / Tramway:
S.MARIA NOVELLA - 1 Kilometers |
| Nearest Airport:
PERETOLA - 10 Kilometers |
| Accommodation located in city, old town, near cultural interest, near historical interest, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area ! |
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| The rooms are large and elegantly furnished, they are equipped with:
private bathroom, heating, air-conditioned, hairdryer, satellite TV. Linen and cleaning included. |
| # of Units: |
1 |
Bedrooms: |
2 |
| Bed & Breakfast - Amenities & Services: |
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Barbecue |
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Disabled Facilities |
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Fax |
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Garden |
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Internet Dial Up |
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Internet Broadband |
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Library |
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Lift / Elevator |
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Parking |
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Pets Welcome |
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Private Beach |
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Sauna |
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Shared Bathroom |
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Spa / Jacuzzi |
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Swimming Pool |
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Tennis Court |
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Washing Machine |
| Rooms - Amenities & services: |
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Air Conditioning |
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Central Heating |
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Cable/Satelite TV |
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Balcony |
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City View |
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Sea View |
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Daily Cleaning |
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DVD Player |
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DVD/Music Collection |
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Ensuite Bathroom |
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Ironing Board |
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Safe |
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Stereo/Radio System |
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Telephone |
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Work Desk |
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| We speak:
Italian, English |
Welcome Pack: In ancient times Florence was protected by the Walls surrounding it. Access was possible only through the massive gates that can still be seen around the city. Porta San Frediano, the entrance to the old town is one of those gates.
It was built in 1324. The Medicean marble escutcheon is still visible. It is possible to reach Porta San Frediano by going along via Pisana. San Frediano is one of the most important places of Diladdarno, the most traditional and intact district in Florence: it is characterized by the elegance of San Niccolò, the animated Santo Spirito, and the characteristic San Frediano.
Diladdarno is Florence’s “Rive Gauche”, a special world made of shops, craftsmen studios, elegant antique shops, jewellers’, mosaic and wood carving studios...
Florence's magnificent past lives on in San Frediano, through the historic and artistic documents, the daily life, the shops inheritors of a century-old handiwork, in the traditional “trattorie” restaurants, where it is possible to taste the original Florence cookery, and in its wit. |
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