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Pescia, rich in history, elegant buildings and culture thanks to the presence of the civic museum, the chapter library and the recent opening of the Pomaliberatutti foundation, a multidisciplinary cultural centre.

The property is located in a historic noble palace, in the centre of Pescia, and dates back to the 1300s. It belonged to the Forti family, and the Baroque finishes have been attributed to the architect Filippo Juvarra.

A very elegant building, built in Baroque style, of large volume.

The building houses large and bright rooms with impressive heights, which would allow the construction of two mezzanine structures.

Finishes in exposed stone, vaulted ceilings with wooden beams, ancient doors originating from the period and two fireplaces.

The total area is approximately 380 square metres. The property needs complete renovation. It is currently used as an art studio and atelier, but if necessary it is possible to request a change of use to residential or other use.

The property is on multiple floors -

Basement with windows, ground floor at the front of the building and a higher floor/mezzanine to the rear of the building.

The entire volume consists of two spectacular parts which are connected between them, but which can be subdivided into two units thanks to the presence of two independent entrances, one through one of the two main historic entrance doors, and the other from the common entrance hall.

The palazzo in general is in a good state of repair and the other apartments within the building are all lived in.

There are no condominium fees.

The upper rooms overlook the shared internal courtyard.

Property Feature

* 14th century building
* art studio
* Baroque finishes
* high ceilings
* mezzanines possible
* original features
* town centre
* within walking distance of amenities
* workshop