In Pisa’s historic centre, overlooking the riverfront, this 239 sqm apartment occupies the fourth floor of Palazzo Pilo Boyl, a distinguished period building served by a lift. Formed from medieval tower houses dating from the 11th to the 13th centuries and later redesigned in the Renaissance, the palazzo retains its architectural heritage, including an impressive entrance loggia and ceremonial staircase. The residence enjoys abundant natural light and open views across the city rooftops and the Arno. Its layout includes a refined reception room, a spacious kitchen and dining area, two double bedrooms and two bathrooms finished in Carrara marble with designer fittings. Herringbone timber parquet with a decorative border, solid wood low-emissivity double glazing and carefully selected materials lend the interiors warmth, elegance and comfort. The comprehensive restoration has combined historic preservation with contemporary performance: energy class B, ducted climate control with high-efficiency heat pumps, central heating with independent temperature control and remote home automation. Seismic strengthening using carbon and basalt fibres and concealed steel reinforcements, 24-hour video surveillance, fibre-optic cabling and widespread Wi-Fi complete the technical specification. A covered parking space in a mechanised system is included. Close to Pisa’s cultural landmarks, shopping streets, railway station and international airport, this is an exceptional primary residence or an elegant pied-à-terre.
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