Appartment for rent in Milan (Milan, Italy)

Entering the apartment we find the living area set up with two two-seat sofas, a table for six people, a comfortable desk and a television area. Then we find the large eat-in kitchen with a table for 4 people and complete with fridge, freezer, microwave, traditional oven, dishwasher, 5-burner hob and coffee machine. The kitchen is completed by a balcony overlooking the internal courtyard. The corridor, with large wardrobes, then leads to the first bathroom without window with bathtub,...

The space

... toilet, bidet, sink and washing machine. The first bedroom is set up with a double bed, bedside tables with lamps, four-door wardrobe, chest of drawers and a full-length mirror. The ensuite bathroom with window is complete with shower, toilet, bidet and sink. The second bedroom has two single beds, bedside tables with lamps, a spacious four-door wardrobe and a small balcony. The apartment has parquet flooring and air conditioning in the living room and two bedrooms.

Modern and bright two bedrooms apartment of approximately 130 m2, with magnificent views of the city, located on the sixth floor of a building in the Sempione-Fiera Milano area close to numerous metro, tram and bus stops. Services: INTERNET: provider name: FASTWEB connection type: Fiber speed: 691Mbps/789Mbps Attractions: The apartment is located in a well-served area: from Via Caracciolo in a few minutes you can reach the Milan Fair, the iconic City Life district and the Rho Fair. From the nearby Corso Sempione you can easily reach the centre, while from Piazza Firenze (connection point between Viale Certosa and Corso Sempione) there are trams to the main areas of Milan. At 500 meters there is an important shopping center and the renowned St Louis International School a short distance away. The numerous connections make this area extremely convenient and usable for any type of stay, be it business or pleasure; in particular, from the apartment it is easy to reach various points of interest by public transport, including: - Fieramilanocity, the most important exhibition and conference center at a national level and one of the largest at an international level; - Corso Sempione, which hosts numerous restaurants and aperitif venues and is home to the Arco della Pace, the famous Milanese triumphal arch from the neoclassical era; - Sempione Park, where you can enjoy a run or simply a relaxing afternoon, home to the Civic Aquarium and the Civic Arena; - the Sforzesco Castle, one of the largest castles in Europe and historical symbol of Milan; - the Monumental Cemetery of Milan, which due to the very high artistic value of the sculptures, funerary shrines and other works present within it, is considered a true "open-air museum"; - the City Life district, which has recently undergone strong growth and reinterpretation from an architectural point of view. Today it presents itself as a historic neighborhood characterized by the presence of refined venues; - Porta Garibaldi, recently redeveloped and made extremely modern. Here stand the UniCredit Tower, the tallest skyscraper in Italy, and the Vertical Forest, made up of two residential towers with terraces entirely covered with plants; - the San Siro Stadium; - the Cathedral of Milan, symbol of the city, and Piazza della Scala, home to the theater of the same name; - the Royal Palace and the Museum of the Twentieth Century, which host various permanent and temporary exhibitions and exhibitions throughout the year.