Wonderful one-bedroom apartment in Milan

Wonderful one-bedroom apartment 150 meters away from the Indro Montanelli gardens.

This elegant apartment of approximately 48 square meters is on the fifth floor with a lift. It is characterized by being double-exposed, by being very quiet (the two overlooks are both on the internal courtyard), to be equipped with an air conditioning system in all rooms and by having been totally restored and therefore renovated in furnishings in 2024. The apartment opens onto the living area which includes a table for two, a two-seat sofa, a TV area, and a fully equipped kitchen which includes a fridge, a freezer, a four-burner induction hob, a dishwasher, and an oven that also doubles as a microwave. The sleeping area includes a bathroom with a shower and a bedroom with a double bed (190cmx160cm), a chest of drawers, a six-door wardrobe, and a desk. The flooring is in porcelain stoneware. Services: INTERNET: provider name: ITGATE connection type: FIBER speed: 368Mbps/209Mbps Attractions: The apartment area is very lively, well connected to the city center and its major attractions. Thanks to the privileged position, you can easily reach either on foot or by public transports: - the Indro Montanelli gardens, the perfect place for your jogging session or a relaxing break. In the Gardens you find both Milan Planetarium and the Civic Museum of Natural History; - Corso Buenos Aires, one of the oldest shopping streets in Milan offering more than 350 shops and boutiques; - Milan Duomo, the city landmark, and Piazza della Scala, set of the world-renowned Scala theatre; - the Royal Palace and the Museo del Novecento (Museum of the XX Century), which house temporary and permanent exhibitions all year round; - Porta Garibaldi district (only 2 subway stops away), 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; - 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; - 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.