After Vasari's death, in 1574, the house passed to his heirs and with the disappearance of the last heir, in 1687, it was registered in the name of a congregation of lay people and purchased, at the end in the 19th century, by the Morrocchi family, which still owns it, although in 1910 Walther Limburger indicated it as inhabited by the Ghelardis, perhaps on a lease.Walther Limburger, Die Gebäude von Florenz: Architekten, Strassen und Plätze in alphabetischen Verzeichnissen, Leipzig, F.A. Brockhaus, 1910 (German)
