Description
POSITION
Immersed in the heart of the historic center of Siena, the exclusive Flaviano Apartment is located along the renowned Via Francigena, a street steeped in history and tradition since the fifteenth century. This residence is an integral part of Palazzo de' Vecchi, an imposing structure that dates back to the fifteenth century, assuming its current form in the 1700s. Its strategic location, just a few steps from the famous Piazza del Campo, offers privileged access to the wonders of this city steeped in charm and mystery.
INTERIOR LAYOUT
First floor: a hallway, a kitchen, a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a laundry room, a boiler room with storage
Second floor: Entrance, living room leading to the terrace, another living room, study, dining room, two hallways, a kitchen, a bathroom, four bedrooms, three of which have en-suite bathrooms
Third floor: Loggia
FINISHES
The finishes of the Flaviano Apartment testify to the aristocratic taste of the era, with stuccoes, vaults, and frescoes that exude the noble character of the residence. The ornamentation of the facade, the work of renowned artists and architects of the time, stands out for its singular elegance, while inside, the frescoes commissioned to masters such as Ciro Santi and Liborio Guerrini convey the cultural and artistic richness of Sienese aristocracy. Thanks to a recent and meticulous restoration, the palace has brought to light the maximum splendor of its decorations and structures, offering guests a unique experience of beauty and history. The precious finishes are not only a tribute to the glorious past but also a clear testament to the commitment to timeless luxury and elegance. The main halls and the sleeping area are distinguished by parquet flooring, from mosaic inlays in herringbone to running laying, giving an aura of sophistication to every step. The rooms, with their warm colors and white ceilings and walls with gentle curves, welcome guests in a prestigious and welcoming atmosphere. The main kitchen, a professional Gullo kitchen, embodies perfection and functionality, ensuring high standards for the preparation of the most refined meals. A fireplace, adorned with a red marble frame enriched with details in Portuguese azulejos, adds a touch of warmth and tradition to one of the lounges, while the stucco ornaments depicting eagles and deer, perhaps heraldic signs of the counts, and the wooden balcony that once hosted the orchestra, are still visible, preserving the historical and aristocratic atmosphere of the environment.
