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LORENZO IL MAGNIFICO APARTMENT

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Property Characteristics
	Cleanliness of the rooms:	9.0
	Quietness :	10
	Spaciousness of the rooms:	10
	Quality of service provided:	6.0
	Surroundings:	10

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Double bedroom of Lorenzo il Magnifico House in Florence centre

Double bedroom of Lorenzo il Magnifico House with splendid view over Florence

Living-room with single sofa bed of Lorenzo il Magnifico House in Florence centre

Single bedroom of Lorenzo il Magnifico House in Florence centre

Info about accommodation:

Location:	Florence – city centre
Type of Accommodation:	3-room apartment
Number of rooms:	Living room with a single sofa bed and cooking corner + bedroom with single bed + a bathroom on the 4th Floor + double room and bath in the 5th Floor
Sleeping places:	3 + 1

Short description:

Lorenzo il Magnifico (Lorenzo the Magic) is a spacious Three-room apartment, which is located directly in the heart of the downtown of Florence. From the bedroom in the 5th floor you have an unique 360° view on the characteristic characteristic of the city.

Interior:

Living room with a single sofa bed and fully equipped kitchen with electric stove, dishwasher and refrigerator
Bedroom with a single bed and a bathroom on the 4th Floor
Double room with panoramic 360° view of the city of Florence and bathroom in the 5th Floor

Additional equipment:

Independent Heating and Air Conditioning
Telephone
Internet
Satellite TV

Special features of the apartment:

Beautiful panorama of the city of Florence

About the location:

The apartment is located in the heart of the city and has, thanks to its location in the 4th And 5th Floor of a fantastic view of the city.

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