Magnificent 2-bedroom flat in the Duomo area
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The rent does not include the following costs: Deposit, to be paid before the check-in. Fixed Bills Fee City tax Monthly utilities should be paid each month depending on consumption. The client be able to see the status of consumption upon arrival by reading the meter with our local colleague and accordingly the cost will be determined following the rates below: Electricity: 0.35 € per kWh Gas: 1.50 € per cubic meter Water: 3.00 € per cubic meter Located on the second floor (no elevator – 57 steps), this 60 sq m apartment is steps from the Uffizi and Piazza della Signoria, close to shops and great restaurants like Antico Vinaio. It hosts up to 3 people with two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower. The living area has a sofa, two armchairs, decorative fireplace, TV, dining table and kitchenette with gas burners, small fridge and oven. One bedroom has a single bed, the other a double. Quiet double-glazed windows, independent heating and A/C in both bedrooms and living room.
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2 rooms in totalProperty features and amenities
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Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2Availability
2025
2026
Available from: December 2025
Min stay: 30 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
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A professional landlord operates as a business, and manages a large number of properties. Many of these properties are usually student residences or apartments with lots of bedrooms. You can check the type of place at the top of this listing.
Hosted 54 people
Response rate 99%
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Joined Sep 2016
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City taxes
One time fee charged by the local authorities.Note from landlord:The city tax is applied per person and it needs to be paid before the check-in. Students at the University of Florence are exempt from this fee
Fixed bills fee
Monthly fee charged for fixed bills.Note from landlord:Monthly utilities should be paid each month depending on consumption. The client be able to see the status of consumption upon arrival by reading the meter with our local colleague and accordingly the cost will be determined following the rates below: Electricity: 0.35 € per kWh Gas: 1.50 € per cubic meter Water: 3.00 € per cubic meter
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You have to provide the landlord with these documents:
- Tenancy agreement
- Passport or ID
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Uniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
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