Easylife - Studio with Mezzanine in Porta Romana

THE SPACE

Welcome to the charm of Milan managed by Easylife House, an apartment management company for short-term rentals throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessence of elegant urban living.



A few steps from the iconic Porta Romana, there is a recently renovated mezzanine studio apartment, perfect for those who want to experience the elegance and convenience of the city center. Located on the first floor of a prestigious building with a lift and concierge service, the apartment is fully air conditioned, ensuring comfort in every season. Upon entering, you are greeted by a bright living area, furnished with a single sofa bed and a smart TV, ideal for moments of relaxation or entertainment.

The dining area, perfect for quick meals or intimate dinners, integrates harmoniously with a linear kitchenette, equipped with modern appliances and fine finishes. The functional bathroom is equipped with a shower, offering a relaxing environment after a busy day.

Going up to the mezzanine, you enter the refined double bedroom, a welcoming nest that combines privacy and style, characterized by architectural details that enhance the space.

This studio apartment represents a rare opportunity for those looking for a home that combines modern design, comfort and an enviable location in the heart of Milan.



Paid parking nearby

ATM Milano - Lodi - Via Colletta Pietro - 20135 Milano



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.

• Restaurants and/or events.

• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.

• Shopping and much more.



NEIGHBORHOOD

Porta Romana is one of the most fascinating neighborhoods in Milan, located southeast of the historic center. Its name comes from the monumental gate of the same name, built in 1596 on the occasion of the visit of Queen Margherita of Austria, which served as the main entrance to the city for those arriving from Rome. Today, this area represents a perfect combination of history and modernity, offering visitors a wide range of cultural, architectural and gastronomic attractions.



History and Architecture

Walking through the streets of Porta Romana, you can admire a mix of architectural styles that tell the story of the different eras crossed by the neighborhood. Historic buildings alternate with modern constructions, creating a unique urban panorama. Among the historical testimonies, the aforementioned Porta Romana stands out, located in Piazza Medaglie d'Oro, which represents a tangible symbol of the city's past.



Culture and Entertainment

The neighborhood is home to important cultural institutions, including the Teatro Franco Parenti, known for its innovative programming and the evocative Bagni Misteriosi, a historic swimming pool transformed into a multipurpose space for events and shows. In addition, the proximity to Bocconi University helps make the area lively and cosmopolitan, frequented by students from all over the world.



Food and Nightlife

Porta Romana is renowned for its food scene. Numerous restaurants, wine bars and cocktail bars liven up its streets, offering both traditional Milanese cuisine and international options. The weekly market on Via Crema, held every Friday, is an unmissable event for those who want to immerse themselves in local flavors and buy fresh products.



Green Areas and Relaxation

For those looking for moments of relaxation, the neighborhood offers several green areas. The Rotonda della Besana, for example, is a baroque complex with a large English garden, ideal for walks or picnics. In addition, there is an ancient spa nearby, perfect for a regenerating break.



Neighboring Areas and Points of Interest

Fondazione Prada: located in the south of the neighborhood, it is a center dedicated to contemporary art, housed in a converted former distillery.



Giardino della Rotonda della Besana: in addition to the aforementioned garden, it often hosts cultural events and exhibitions.



Corso Lodi: one of the main arteries that connect the center of Milan with the southern suburbs, full of shops and clubs.



Porta Romana is therefore an essential stop for those who want to discover an authentic Milan, where history meets contemporaneity in a dynamic and welcoming context.



Pharmacy

Farmacia Metalla - Viale Umbria, 19 - 20135 Milan

Hospital

Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico - Via della Commenda, 12 - 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Esselunga - Viale Umbria, 28 - 20135 Milan



GET AROUND

Viale Umbria 50, located in the eastern part of Milan, is well served by public transport, offering several options for getting around the city and reaching the main train stations and airports.



Bus and Tram

Viale Umbria 50 has several bus and tram stops in the immediate vicinity



Bus 90 and 91: circular lines that run along the outer ring road of Milan, connecting various neighborhoods of the city.



Bus 92: connects the north-east with the south-east of Milan, passing through strategic points such as Lambrate station and Piazzale Lodi.



Tram 16: connects Monte Velino to San Siro Stadium, passing through the city center and offering convenient access to various areas of Milan.



Subway

The stop of the new M4 subway line closest to Viale Umbria 50 is Dateo, located a short distance away. The M4 line (Blue line) connects Linate Airport to the San Cristoforo district, crossing the city center with strategic stops such as San Babila (interconnection with the M1 line) and Sant'Ambrogio (interconnection with the M2 line).



Getting to the Train Stations



Central Station: To reach the main train station in Milan from Viale Umbria 50, you can take bus 92 towards Bovisa FN to the Stazione Centrale Piazza Duca D'Aosta stop.



Milan Porta Garibaldi Station: You can take bus 92 towards Bovisa FN to the Via Gioia Via Cardano stop, located near the station.



Milan Cadorna Station: Using the M4 line from the Dateo stop, you can reach the Sant'Ambrogio stop and, from there, continue on foot or with the M2 line to Cadorna.



Getting to the Airports

Linate Airport: The M4 line offers a direct connection between the Dateo stop and Linate Airport, making the transfer particularly convenient and fast.



Malpensa Airport: From the Central Station, you can take the Malpensa Express, a direct train that connects the city to the airport in about 50 minutes. Alternatively, several bus companies offer direct services between the Central Station and Malpensa.



Orio al Serio Airport (Bergamo): From the Central Station, buses leave regularly for Orio al Serio Airport, with a travel time of about an hour.



In short, Viale Umbria 50 enjoys a strategic position that allows you to move easily within Milan and easily reach the main train stations and airports, thanks to an efficient network of public transport.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366