The apartment is one of three apartments at the recently restored Palazzo Galli, first built in the 1700s and later expanded. The apartments are part of a cultural arts initiative known as The Fontecchio International Airport. Founded by American artist Todd Thomas Brown, it represents a hybrid; half Airbnb, half artist residency center. The rooms have vaulted ceilings and walls adorned with original works of art. Be sure to check the other two apartment profiles too! The Artist Studio Apartment consists of two rooms, a kitchen and bedroom, both with classic vaulted ceilings. The kitchen is small-medium, but comes with all basic amenities. The heating system is new, and the kitchen and bedroom each have their own heating unit that can be turned on or off independently. (note: there is no door separating the kitchen and bedroom). The studio apartment opens onto a spacious courtyard that is shared by the other apartments. If weather permits, you're welcome to have your meals and morning coffee in the courtyard. You will likely be the only guests as the third apartment still needs to be completed (I live in the first apartment). You will also likely meet my cat Blu, and my dog, Mr. Bugsy. Both are gentle and full of sweetness.