Draft:Palagio di Guardavia
Historic building in Florence, Italy
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The Palagio di Guardavia or Villa Artimini is a historic building in Florence, located on Via di Soffiano, at the intersection with today's Via Coppo di Marcovaldo.[1]
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History
In the 15th century the palace was owned by the Ugolini d'Oltrarno family; in 1517 it passed to the del Garbo family and from them to the Artimini family (1589), a powerful family who settled in Florence from the castle of Artimino (PO), who owned it for a long time.[1]
The villa was recorded in Vittorio Gabbrielli's plan (1775) together with other buildings owned by the Artimini family; in the land registry of 1832 it was recorded, again owned by the family in question, as a farmhouse with a vegetable garden (maps 447–449); to the north of the villa the Artimini family owned a vineyard and poplar working land (maps 450–451) and another farmhouse. In 1896 the building was also known as Podere Artimini.[1]
Today the building has been sold and converted into a condominium.[1]
Bibliography
- Valeria Orgera, Giovanna Balzanetti, Luciano Artusi and Jacopo Poli, Firenze il quartiere di Santo Spirito dai gonfaloni ai rioni. Una metodologia d'indagine per un piano delle funzioni della vita cittadina, Alinea Editrice, 2000, ISBN 9788881254293
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