THE SPACE Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban living.
This elegant apartment with a balcony in a prestigious building on the first floor (with elevator) combines contemporary design with the warmth of exposed wooden beams and natural parquet flooring. The entrance opens onto a bright living area with large windows, a comfortable sofa bed, and a Smart TV, adjacent to a refined dining area.
The kitchen is a true signature style: custom-designed, it combines exposed natural-grain wooden cabinets with minimalist white cabinets, creating an elegant and textured contrast. The light marble-effect backsplash and matching countertop enhance the space, while integrated appliances complete a functional and aesthetically striking space, perfectly harmonizing with the wooden ceiling beams.
The intimate and refined master bedroom features a large built-in closet and a relaxing atmosphere. The modern bathroom features a glass shower and contemporary finishes.
The open-plan balcony offers a pleasant outdoor space, ideal for enjoying a moment of tranquility. A home with a strong character, designed for those seeking uncompromising style and comfort.
Paid parking nearby
ATM - Quasimodo - Via San Vito - 20100 Milan
FURTHER INFORMATIONS The apartment is part of Easylife House, a well-known specialized group throughout Italy, a guarantee of reliability and quality of service. With Easylife, a dedicated Host will be at your disposal to meet your needs.
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NEIGHBORHOOD The Navigli district, located southwest of Milan's city center, is one of the city's most charming and vibrant areas. Famous for its historic canals, this district offers a unique mix of history, culture, art, and nightlife.
History and Characteristics
The Navigli are a system of artificial canals built between the 12th and 16th centuries for irrigation and navigation purposes, connecting Milan to the main waterways of Lombardy. These canals played a crucial role in the city's economic development, facilitating the transportation of goods and people. Today, the neighborhood retains its old-world charm, with its typical tenement houses, artisan workshops, and ancient washhouses covered by wooden beam roofs.
Places of Interest
Naviglio Grande: The oldest and most important of Milan's canals, known for its picturesque banks lined with bars, restaurants, and boutiques. A stroll along the Naviglio Grande offers picturesque views and the opportunity to immerse yourself in the neighborhood's bohemian atmosphere.
Naviglio Pavese: Connecting Milan to Pavia, the Naviglio Pavese, while less touristy than the Naviglio Grande, offers picturesque corners and a vibrant local scene.
Darsena: Located near Porta Ticinese, the Darsena is Milan's ancient port, recently redeveloped. Today, it's a popular meeting place, with green spaces, markets, and waterfront venues.
Vicolo dei Lavandai: A picturesque spot where washerwomen once washed clothes in the canal. Today, it stands as a historical reminder of Milanese daily life in the past.
Church of San Cristoforo sul Naviglio: An architectural gem consisting of two side-by-side churches, dating back to the 13th and 15th centuries, known for their brick façades and interior frescoes.
Cultural and Nightlife
The neighborhood is renowned for its vibrant nightlife. Along the Navigli, bars, restaurants, and clubs offer aperitivo and live music, attracting both residents and tourists. Furthermore, the area is home to numerous art galleries, artists' studios, and cultural spaces, making it a vibrant hub for lovers of art and creativity.
Events and Markets
Antique, craft, and vintage markets are held periodically along the Navigli, offering the opportunity to discover unique objects and immerse yourself in the local atmosphere. One of the most well-known events is the Mercatone dell'Antiquariato, which takes place on the last Sunday of every month along the Naviglio Grande.
Nearby Areas
Porta Genova: A historic train station and access point to the Navigli, the surrounding area is full of trendy bars and design shops.
Porta Ticinese: An area characterized by a vibrant youth scene, with numerous bars, alternative shops, and a strong artistic presence.
Tortona: Known for the Fuorisalone during Design Week, this creative neighborhood features showrooms, galleries, and exhibition spaces.
In short, the Navigli district and its surrounding areas are a must-see for anyone visiting Milan, offering an authentic experience that combines history, culture, and entertainment in a unique setting.
Pharmacy
Colonne di San Lorenzo Pharmacy - Corso di Porta Ticinese, 24 - 20123 Milan
Hospital
Hospital
Ospedale Maggiore - Via della Commenda, 12 - 20122 Milan
Supermarket
Pam Local - Via Cesare Correnti, 6 - 20123 Milan
GET AROUND Via Gian Giacomo Mora 2 is located in the heart of Milan's historic center, between Via Torino, Colonne di San Lorenzo, the Duomo, and Corso Italia, in one of the most central and well-connected areas of the city. The area is well-served by subway, tram, and bus services, allowing for quick travel to every neighborhood, the main train stations, and all Milanese airports. The recent activation of the M4 (blue) line has further improved mobility, offering a direct and fast connection to Milan Linate Airport.
BUSES AND TRAM
The Via Gian Giacomo Mora area is traversed by numerous ATM surface lines, ideal for traveling around the city center without changing trains:
Tram
Tram 2 quickly connects the area with Porta Genova, Navigli, and continues north.
Tram 3 crosses the historic center and connects with the Duomo, Porta Romana, and the southern area.
Tram 14 runs along the central axis to the northwest.
Tram 15 connects directly with the Duomo, Missori, and the southern area.
Tram 24 is convenient for reaching the Duomo and Corso XXII Marzo.
Bus
Line 60 quickly connects the area to San Babila.
Line 65 is convenient for reaching Crocetta, Porta Romana, and the city center.
Line 94, the internal circular line, provides quick connections to Cadorna, Moscova, and Porta Venezia.
Lines 90/91, the external circular lines, cross the entire city.
The stops are located along Via Torino, Corso Italia, Via Molino delle Armi, and in the immediate vicinity of the Colonne di San Lorenzo, all within a few minutes' walk.
SUBWAY
The location is particularly convenient for accessing the subway:
Missori M3 (yellow line), about a 5-minute walk away, connects directly to: the Duomo, Repubblica, Stazione Centrale FS, Rogoredo FS, and San Donato.
Duomo M1/M3, about a 7–8-minute walk away, allows access to both the red and yellow lines.
Sant’Ambrogio M2 (green line) is easily accessible, convenient for connections to Cadorna, Garibaldi FS, Centrale FS, Lambrate, and Porta Genova.
M4 LINE (BLUE)
The new M4 line, which connects the city center to Milan Linate Airport, is one of the area's main attractions:
Vetra M4 is the closest stop, just a few minutes' walk away.
Alternatively, Santa Sofia M4 is also a short distance away.
GETTING TO THE RAILWAY STATIONS
Central FS Station: reachable in about 10–12 minutes via the M3 line from Missori or Duomo.
Milan Porta Garibaldi FS Station: connected via the M2 line from Sant’Ambrogio or via the M3 line and M2 line.
Milan Cadorna FN Station: reachable via the M2 line from Sant’Ambrogio or the M1 line from Duomo; departure station for the Malpensa Express.
GETTING TO THE AIRPORTS
Milan Linate Airport: Direct route via the M4 line from Vetra or Santa Sofia
Milan Malpensa Airport: Malpensa Express from Cadorna FN or Central Station
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport: Direct shuttles departing from Central Station
IN SUMMARY
Via Gian Giacomo Mora 2 enjoys a prime central location, with immediate access to the subway (M1, M2, M3, and M4) and numerous tram and bus lines. Connections to the city center, the main train stations, and all Milan airports are direct, fast, and well-organized, making this area ideal for conveniently traveling throughout Milan without a car.
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