Tuscany, Pisa, Pisa, Italy

Just 3 kilometers from Pisa's Galileo Galilei International Airport, on the most exclusive side of the Pisan lungarno, stands imposing with its unique graffiti-decorated façade, a historic palace that was the home of Alamanno Aragona d'Appiano, grandson of Cosimo I dei Medici. From 1665 until 1841 it belonged to the Grassi family, patricians of Siena, after which the palace passed to the noble Agostini Venerosi della Seta family until 2008. Since this date, after various vicissitudes, the owner of the palace is an important Real Estate Company, which after a long process for the approval of the restoration project with the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage, through a qualified consolidation work, is restoring the building to its former glory.
The palace was built in the 16th century (like all the other Renaissance palaces that characterize the Lungarno), from the amalgamation and merger of tower houses, symbols of power of the noble families of the Pisan Republic. The palace consists of five floors plus the altana,and has been split into seven prestigious residential units all served by elevators.
The ground floor consists of: a large condominium entrance with access from the lungarno, characterized by the vaulted and decorated ceiling; a mechanized garage for five cars; two appurtenant rooms with bathroom, one of which also has access from the lungarno;an exclusive garage with access from Via delle Belle Torri.

The mezzanine floor subdivided and merged with the first floor to which it is connected by private internal stairs and by the elevator consists of the sleeping area pertaining to apartments 1 A and 1B on the first floor where we find a double bedroom with bathroom of apartment 1 A , the two single bedrooms, bathroom and double bedroom of apartment 1B.

The first floor is fractionated into two units,1A and 1B.Apartment 1A connected with the pertinent part in the mezzanine floor consists of: large entrance hall,private study, important living room used as a living room adjoining the dining room with kitchen island; service bathroom;double bedroom with private bathroom;another double bedroom and bathroom. Apartment 1B connected to the remaining part of the mezzanine floor consists of: living room with adjacent dining room; kitchen , and service bathroom.

The second floor is split into two units 2A and 2B, reached by condominium staircase and elevator. Apartment 2A has been sold . Apartment 2B consists of: living room; dining room with open kitchen; laundry room; large bathroom and a master bedroom with bathroom.

The third floor is split into two units, 3A and 3B, reached by condominium staircase and elevator. Apartment 3A consists of : large entrance hall; living room; kitchen-dining room; master bedroom with private bathroom; service bathroom; laundry room; two double bedrooms, one with private bathroom. Apartment 3B consists of: living room; dining room with open kitchen; laundry room; hallway; single bedroom; bathroom; and one double bedroom with bathroom.

The fourth floor houses an exclusive penthouse from which one can admire, to the south the Lungarno, to the north, from the large panoramic terrace, a part of the city and in the distance the Pisan hills. The apartment, reachable by the condominium staircase or by elevator, consists of : dining room with open kitchen; large living room; a bathroom; two double bedrooms, one of which has a private bathroom. Part of the penthouse is a large attic with bathroom where an attic could be obtained.

Apartments delivery June 2026