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Florence is a magical city rich in culture, traditions, art and monuments. The historic center is a succession of incredible masterpieces and the Lungarno at sunset offers unforgettable views. If you're looking for a home in the Tuscan capital, this Casavo article provides all the information you need on house prices in Florence, broken down by neighborhood.
House prices in Florence, area by area
Buying a home in the city of the lily is always a great deal, whether you want to live there or rent it out. The timeless charm of the homeland of Dante Alighieri attracts people from every corner of the world enchanted by the beauty and delicacies of its gastronomy and wine.
To learn more about its neighborhoods, let's take a look at the real estate market with house prices in Florence and the trends in recent months, area by area.
Historic Center
The historic center is home to unparalleled wonders such as Michelangelo's David, the Uffizi Gallery, and Palazzo Vecchio. and the most admired basilicas. The presence of the university makes the neighborhood youthful, full of life and highly sought after by out-of-town students and young workers. The location and the prestige of the buildings make the square meter prices among the highest for houses in Florence: between 4,800 and 5,000 euros.
Rifredi
In the northwest area lies Rifredione of the largest neighborhoods in the city, alternating quiet residential corners with trendy areas. The presence of the branches of the faculties of medicine, biology, engineering and mathematics attracts young people who enliven the area with a lively cultural offering
Due to its vitality and costs far from the city center averages – valuations do not exceed 3,800 euros/m2 – Rifredi is certainly a good choice for buying a house, both to live in and to rent to out-of-town university students.
Campo di Marte
A few steps from the historic center, Campo di Marte offers a less frenetic life and sheltered from the large tourist flows. Its elegant Art Nouveau villas make it one of the most beautiful places to live in Florence. Thanks to its strategic location, it is very attractive to young people, even if prices per square meter are above average, with peaks of up to 4,400 euros.
Gavinana-Galluzzo
South of the Arno, the areas of Gavinana and Galluzzo represent two quiet residential alternatives not too far from tourist attractions. Their period villas and buildings, combined with prices ranging from €4,200 to €4,400 per square meter, have made it a favorite option for those who want to escape the chaos of the city center.
Isolotto-Legnaia
If you're looking for a quiet place to live with your family, the western quadrant that includes Isolotto and Legnaia offers very interesting solutions in a green and quiet setting well connected by bus and train lines. The Villa Vogel Park, with its lake and play areas, is a popular place for children. Here, valuations are below the average for house prices in Florence and start at around 3,400 euros per square meter.
House prices in the province of Florence
We conclude our overview of house prices in Florence and recent trends with a look at offers in the province and suburbs, for accommodations surrounded by greenery not too far from urban attractions.
The northern area
North of Florence, Fiesole has a consolidated reputation as one of the city's most exclusive suburbs. With its hilltop villas, the small town continues to attract anyone seeking peace in a context rich in history. Its reputation for well-being is also reflected in the nearby Bolognese neighborhood, which slopes gently down towards the center. Estimated square meter prices for living in these quiet oases start at €3,600.
East of Florence
The eastern part outside the city is dominated by Bagno a Ripoli, a municipality that is divided between Chianti and Valdarno, alternating beautiful natural views of the hills with authentic Renaissance corners. There you can experience village life, just a twenty-minute drive from Piazza della Signoria and with costs per meter that don't exceed 3,300 euros, well below house prices in Florence.
West towards Prato
Between Florence and Prato, Campi Bisenzio is an excellent alternative for a quiet accommodation not far from two different cities. History and services await you in a town offering properties starting from €2,500 per square meter.
Scandicci and the South of Florence
In the southern part, Scandicci is the municipality in the hinterland closest to Florence. The T1 tram takes you to the Santa Maria Novella station in just a few minutes, and its proximity to the Nuovo Ospedale San Giovanni di Dio makes Scandicci the ideal residence for the many healthcare professionals who work there. If you're looking for a home not far from the city, this town could be the best choice for you. Excellent connections to the center push average valuations higher than those of other peripheral areas, with prices reaching €3,600 per square meter.
Our tour of house prices in Florence and its province ends here. With this overview, you have a clearer idea of the budget needed to live in the different areas of the Tuscan capital: now all you have to do is start looking for your new home. Not sure where to start? Come to the Casavo's classifieds platform and discover the properties we have selected for you in Florence!
