This AirBnb was a dream. My friend and I stayed in Florence without a car, and the villa was accessible from the city center via bus and a beautiful 20ish minute walk from the bus stop. (As a side note: The walk from the bus stop was quite the haul with our luggage, but it was incredibly refreshing when we weren't lugging all of our possessions around!)
When we arrived, Anita (the property's caretaker) was there to welcome us. She was incredibly hospitable and made us feel very safe and at home. Breakfast was delicious and prepared for us each morning, the wifi was strong enough to get a reliable connection from our beds, and we were able to have our laundry cleaned by the house staff after a few weeks of traveling, which was very helpful.
The home itself was beautiful, set just outside the city in an olive grove, surrounded by breathtaking Tuscan countryside -- watching the sun set over the vineyards surrounding the grounds after a day of museum-hopping amongst tourists in the city was the definition of relaxing, and the contrast between spending the day in the bustling city and the night in the quiet countryside was much appreciated. The inside of the home is beautifully decorated as well -- cool stone floors, art books on the coffee table, knick knacks tastefully hung on the walls. The home clearly has quite the history -- we felt like we were being let in on some beautiful secret once inside, and were grateful for the chance to experience such architecture and scenery so intimately!
Once it was time for us to leave, the house staff organized for us to be driven to the bus stop (which was a relief after lugging our things down the gravel driveway on the way to the house!). Stay here if you get the chance! It will be my first choice if I ever find myself back in Florence.