THE SPACE Welcome to the Tuscan charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental apartment management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessential expression of elegant urban living.
In the heart of Arezzo's historic center, on the third floor of a prestigious building with elevator access, lies this magnificent and spacious apartment, combining the charm of period architecture with contemporary comfort. The spacious and bright rooms have been tastefully furnished with attention to detail to offer a refined and welcoming living experience.
The entrance leads into a splendid living area, characterized by large windows that flood the space with natural light. The focal point here is a comfortable sofa with a chaise longue, flanked by elegant armchairs that create a perfect conversation corner in front of the Smart TV, ideal for relaxing or socializing. The airy and well-defined dining area features a large table that can accommodate several people, perfect for dinners with friends or family gatherings.
The modern and linear kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances and features a refined mosaic-tiled breakfast bar, complemented by contemporary stools: a detail that combines functionality and style, making this space ideal for both a casual breakfast and a convivial gathering.
The sleeping area offers three spacious and tastefully furnished bedrooms. The master bedroom stands out for its elegant, spacious wardrobe and refined chaise longue, a furnishing element that evokes classic charm. The second and third bedrooms, both with spacious wardrobes, are furnished with two single beds each; one of them features a TV, providing an additional relaxation corner.
The sleeping area also includes two full bathrooms: the first, refined and well-finished, features a shower; the second, larger, features a spacious walk-in shower and an elegant double sink, designed for practicality and comfort even during the most intense daily use.
Completing the property is a modern and elegant study, furnished with great attention to design: a perfect space for working, reading, or pursuing your passions, enhanced by a custom-made bookcase, a large work table, and an armchair that adds personality and comfort.
The apartment, air-conditioned throughout and featuring high-quality finishes, is the ideal solution for those who want to live in the heart of Arezzo with maximum comfort, surrounded by quality furnishings and in an absolutely prestigious setting.
Paid parking nearby
Garage Eritrea - Via Eritrea, 15 - 52100 Arezzo
FURTHER INFORMATIONS The apartment is part of Easylife House, a well-known specialized group throughout Italy, a guarantee of reliability and quality of service. With Easylife, a dedicated Host will be at your disposal to meet your needs.
• Restaurants and/or events.
• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.
• Shopping and much more.
NEIGHBORHOOD The historic center of Arezzo is a medieval jewel in Tuscany, a place where every stone speaks of art, history, and living culture. Walking through its sloping streets, you're enveloped in an authentic atmosphere: artisan workshops, elegant views, and monuments that reveal the heart of the city.
Piazza Grande: the beating heart
It all begins in the scenic, sloping Piazza Grande, framed by medieval and Renaissance buildings, Vasari loggias, and the steps of the Palazzo della Fraternita dei Laici. Two ancient events take place here: the Giostra del Saracino, an exciting equestrian tournament, and the Antiques Fair, which enlivens the first weekend of every month with over 500 stalls.
Artistic treasures in the churches
The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Donato, a Gothic masterpiece, with stained glass windows by Marcillat and a fresco attributed to Piero della Francesca.
The Parish Church of Santa Maria della Pieve, a sophisticated Romanesque church with a bucolic bell tower and ornamental façade, overlooks Piazza Grande.
The Basilica of San Francesco, which houses extraordinary frescoes by Piero della Francesca in the famous "Legend of the True Cross."
The Basilica of San Domenico, which houses Cimabue's celebrated Crucifix, a milestone in Italian sacred art.
Museums and Civic Architecture
The Palazzo Pretorio, with noble coats of arms and now home to the city library, is an elegant expression of Gothic-Renaissance architecture.
The Palazzo della Fraternita dei Laici, a Vasari masterpiece, houses a historical museum and an atypical archive, with an astronomical clock on its façade.
The Museum of Medieval and Modern Art and the Gaio Cilnio Mecenate Archaeological Museum offer valuable collections for appreciating historic Tuscany.
Picturesque views and hidden stories
Immersing yourself in the historic center also means strolling through medieval alleys, decorated views, and intimate corners: the Palazzo Pretorio on Via Libertà, with its coats of arms, is just one of the many photogenic spots. And not far away, the Badia delle Sante Flora e Lucilla, enriched by Vasari's renovations, reveals a Gothic-Renaissance enchantment.
Charming Surrounding Areas
The Medici Fortress, perched on the hill, defended Arezzo and today offers unparalleled views.
The Vasari Aqueduct, a Renaissance engineering feat just outside the walls, is fascinating for those seeking unusual perspectives.
A short distance away, Porta Crucifera, an ancient extramural area, and the Il Vignale neighborhood lead to green hills and suburban museums.
In summary
Arezzo's historic center is a journey suspended between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: Piazza Grande, wonderful churches, museums rich in history, and fairytale corners make the city a constant discovery. The surrounding hills, fortresses, and aqueducts add depth to the story, perfect for those who want to combine art, culture, and Tuscan authenticity.
Pharmacy
Municipal Pharmacy 8 - Casanuova di Ceciliano, 111 - 52100 Arezzo
Hospital
San Giuseppe Hospital - Via Saffi Aurelio, 33 - 52100 Arezzo
Supermarket
Conad City - Via Nazionale, 201 - 52100 Arezzo
GET AROUND Piazza Guido Monaco 1/A is located in the heart of the historic center of Arezzo, a Tuscan city rich in charm, art, and history. Its extremely central location: the square is one of the main urban hubs, just minutes from the train station and major urban and suburban public transportation hubs. Thanks to its compact and well-organized layout, Arezzo offers excellent transportation options both within the city and to other locations, despite not having a subway network.
Urban and suburban buses
Local public transportation is operated by Tiemme SpA, which serves Arezzo and the surrounding provinces.
Urban buses:
The main urban lines pass through Piazza Guido Monaco or surrounding areas such as Via Spinello, Via Petrarca, and Via Guadagnoli.
Direct connections to the San Donato Hospital, the Saione area, the Meridiana and Giotto neighborhoods, the municipal stadium, and residential areas.
Intercity Buses
From the station square or Via Guadagnoli, direct services depart to: Florence Santa Maria Novella, Siena, Montevarchi, Sansepolcro, Cortona, Camucia, and Castiglion Fiorentino.
Some services are express (fewer stops) and are ideal for commuters or day trips.
Train Station
Arezzo FS station is located about 300 meters (3-5 minutes on foot) from Piazza Guido Monaco, accessible via Via Spinello or Viale Michelangelo.
Main features: A major hub on the Florence-Rome line, with regional, Intercity, and high-speed trains (Frecciarossa). Direct connections to Florence Santa Maria Novella (60-75 minutes), Rome Termini (90-100 minutes with high-speed trains), Perugia, Chiusi-Chianciano, Terontola, Cortona, Bologna, and Milan.
Highway Connections
Although Arezzo does not have a subway or tram network, the road network is well-structured, making it easy to travel by car to other cities.
The Arezzo highway exit (A1 – Autostrada del Sole) is located about 9 km from the city center, easily reached in 15 minutes via the Viale Michelangelo – Via Fiorentina – S.S. 73 junction.
From here, you can quickly reach Florence (85 km north, about 1 hour's drive), Rome (205 km south, about 2 hours' drive), and Siena via the S.S. 73 and secondary junctions.
Airport Connections
Arezzo does not have a civilian airport, but it is well connected to the main airports in Tuscany and Central Italy by train and highway.
Florence Airport – Amerigo Vespucci (Peretola), Distance: 95 km
Connections: Arezzo regional train to Florence SMN, then tram T2 to the airport.
Pisa Airport – Galileo Galilei, Distance: 160 km
Connections: Arezzo train to Pisa Centrale (with a change in Florence), PisaMover from the station to the airport (5 minutes).
Rome Fiumicino Airport – Leonardo da Vinci, Distance: 230 km
Connections: Arezzo Frecciarossa/Intercity train to Rome Termini, then Leonardo Express to the airport.
Perugia Airport – San Francesco d'Assisi, Distance: 90 km
Connections: Arezzo train to Perugia, then airport shuttle.
In summary
Piazza Guido Monaco 1/A is a strategic location within the city of Arezzo, perfectly served by urban and suburban public transport. The proximity to the train station, frequent bus connections, and quick access to the A1 motorway make the area ideal for easy travel to Florence, Rome, Siena, and all of Central Italy. Furthermore, the presence of multiple airport options (Florence, Pisa, Rome, Perugia) guarantees efficient air connections for every travel need. A perfect area for both residents and travelers.
Tickets and InformationTrenitalia (stazione di Arezzo) –
+39 0575 353060Tiemme (autobus urbani ed extraurbani) –
+39 0577 204111RadioTaxi Arezzo –
+39 0575 382626Mobilità urbana ad Arezzo – informazioni aggiornate su bus e trasporti cittadini
FlixBus Arezzo–Aeroporti – collegamenti diretti o con cambio verso Firenze, Bologna e Roma Fiumicino, prezzi variabili da €7–15 a tratta
