Appartment for rent in Milan (Milan, Italy)

This 80 m2 apartment is on the fifth floor (serviced by elevator) and very bright, features AC in every room and is furnished with some designer elements (among which are Kartell, Flos and Calligaris). It opens onto an entrance, furnished with bookcase and mirrored console, and leading to all rooms. The apartment includes sofa, TV area, bookcase table for 6 and fully equipped kitchen, which also includes microwave oven and dishwasher. The living room also includes a balcony with beautiful...

The space

... views of Piazzale Lagosta, the Vertical Forest and the city center skyscrapers. The bedroom is furnished with Queen-size bed with soft-touch memory foam mattress, 7-door wardrobe and dresser. The bathroom includes whirltub with built-in shower cabin, basin, toilet, bidet and washing machine. There is also a large storage room. Floors are covered in wood-grain gres porcelain, while the bedroom features hardwood flooring.

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Wide and bright two-room apartment in a stately building of historical and cultural interest located in a strategic position, just a short distance from the following metro stations: Isola (line MM5 - purple), Zara (line MM5 - purple / MM3 yellow) and Garibaldi (line MM5 - purple / MM2 green). The location of the property is ideal to reach the Porta Garibaldi Metro and Train station (line MM2 - green / MM5 - purple), just a 10-minute walk away. Services: INTERNET: provider name: FASTWEB connection type: Fiber speed: 72mbps/81mbps Attractions: The apartment is located in a residential area well served and connected with the city centre and the main points of interest. In particular, easily accessible by subway, trolley-buses or buses in general, you can reach: - Porta Garibaldi district, recently redeveloped and made extremely modern: here there are the UniCredit Tower, the tallest skyscraper in Italy, and the “Vertical Forest” (Bosco Verticale), a complex consisting of two residential towers with terraces completely covered with plants; - Corso Como, the heart of nightlife in Milan, near the station Garibaldi/Porta Nuova; - Sempione Park, where you can indulge in a race or spend a lazy afternoon, and Castello Sforzesco, one of the biggest castles in Europe and a symbol of Milan; - The Brera district, excellent mix of history and modernity, tradition and innovation. Via Brera is famous for its art gallery, a national gallery of ancient and modern art, the Academy of Fine Arts and, mostly for the Brera Botanic Gardens. Boutiques of interior design and fine cafés are also typical of the neighbourhood; - The Fashion district (enclosed between Via Montenapoleone, Via Manzoni, Via della Spiga and Corso Venezia) with a concentration of the jewelleries, boutiques and design showrooms; - Duomo, symbol of the city, and Piazza della Scala, seat of the Scala theatre; - Milano Triennale, considered the Italian Institution for design, architecture, decorative and visual arts, as well as fashion and audiovisual production, which houses permanent and temporary exhibitions. Several restaurants, bars and clubs in the neighbourhood include: - Casa Ramen, to enjoy an authentic Japanese ramen; - Pescetto, unusual self-service offering fresh seafood; - Primè Milan, which offers a Mediterranean menu and creative dishes of the Milanese tradition; - Norin Coffee Bistro, known for its large selection of breakfast pastries; - Alice (at Eataly Smeraldo), for a dining experience that engages all the 5 senses. Noteworthy is also the proximity to several clubs, especially for those wanting to experience the nightlife in Milan. We suggest “Frida”, extravagant bar set in an old factory , “Deus Cafè”, ideal for an outdoor aperitif, and the famous "Blue Note", the historical seat of the homonymous club in NYC , famous for jazz and blues concerts.