Easylife - Milano - C. Italia 68BP5 - P.Ticinese

THE SPACE Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental apartment management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessential expression of elegant urban living.

This panoramic top-floor apartment is located in an elegant residential complex with concierge service. Located on the fifth floor, with an elevator to the fourth and final staircase, it offers bright and airy spaces enhanced by exposed beams and large windows.

The entrance leads to a spacious living area, featuring sloping ceilings, light-colored ceramic floors, and large French windows that flood the space with natural light. The living room features a comfortable sofa bed, a Smart TV, and a refined dining area with a glass table and designer seating, perfectly integrated into the space.

Adjacent, the custom-designed corner kitchen, finished with decorative black tiles, is functional and well-organized, complete with an oven, stovetop, dishwasher, refrigerator, and ample countertops.

The sleeping area includes two double bedrooms. The first, spacious and bright, features a closet and access to the main bathroom, complete with a bathtub and shower. The second, equally comfortable, bedroom has an en suite bathroom with shower. Panoramic balconies with unobstructed views of the city's rooftops complete the property, ideal for relaxing outdoors.

An elegant and functional solution, perfect for business or leisure stays.

Paid parking nearby:

Giangaleazzo Garage - Via Aurispa Giovanni, 7 - 20122 MilanFURTHER 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 The Porta Ticinese neighborhood is a fascinating crossroads of Milanese history, fashion, and culture. With its roots in the city's Roman and medieval history, Porta Ticinese stands out for its cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and arches, a nostalgic reminder of the city's ancient gates. This area is known for its bohemian spirit, expressed through vintage shops, young designers' ateliers, and a vibrant art scene.

In this neighborhood, life revolves around Corso di Porta Ticinese, an extension of the more central Corso di Porta Romana, both ideal for shopping and dining. The Colonne di San Lorenzo, ancient Roman ruins, are a meeting point for young people and tourists, creating a unique atmosphere where past and present merge. The nearby Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, with its majestic architecture, houses treasures of Christian art.

Continuing towards the Naviglio Grande, you'll come across the picturesque Navigli neighborhood, famous for its canals designed by Leonardo. da Vinci. This area offers a wealth of bars, restaurants, and art galleries, as well as the Ripa di Porta Ticinese antiques market, held on the last Sunday of the month.

The recently renovated Darsena represents the heart of the city's waterfront, an ideal spot for evening strolls and aperitifs by the water. A little further on, the Parco delle Basiliche offers green spaces between the historic churches of San Lorenzo and Sant'Eustorgio, the latter home to the Diocesan Museum, which houses Pietro Cavallini's famous fresco.

Porta Ticinese also borders the Sant'Ambrogio neighborhood, home to the prestigious Catholic University and the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio, one of the city's oldest and most important places of worship. Not far away, the Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology invites you on a journey through science and innovation.

This neighborhood is not just about culture and entertainment; it is also a hub for transportation, with access to tram and subway lines that They easily connect to areas like Brera and the city center.

In short, Porta Ticinese is a place where yesterday's Milanese tradition meets today's innovation and dynamism, offering a rich and varied experience to everyone who passes through.

Pharmacy

Calatafimi Pharmacy - Piazzale di Porta Lodovica, 2 - 20136 Milan

Hospital

Capitanio Hospital - Via Mercalli Giuseppe, 28 - 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Carrefour Express - Via Cosseria, 1 - 20136 MilanGET AROUND Starting from Corso Italia 68 in Milan, you're in an extremely convenient location for easy travel throughout the city thanks to a comprehensive network of subway, tram, and bus services. The area is centrally located, well-served, and offers quick connections to both the main train stations and all airports, including the new and strategic M4 line.

METRO

The M4 (Blue) line is currently one of the fastest and most efficient solutions for east-west travel. The Santa Sofia stop is about a 7-minute walk from Corso Italia 68. From here, you can reach San Babila in about 5 minutes, with a direct connection to the M1 (Red) line, or continue directly to Milan Linate Airport in about 15 minutes. The M4 also provides access to Dateo Station, with immediate access to the Passante Ferroviario, useful for quick connections to Porta Garibaldi, Lambrate, and Rogoredo.

Another key point of reference is the M3 (Yellow) line. The Crocetta stop is about 10 minutes away. It's a short walk from the Duomo (2 stops), Central Station (about 15 minutes), and Porta Romana, an area full of bars and restaurants. Alternatively, the Missori stop is also convenient for traveling north and south of the city.

TRAM AND BUS

Corso Italia is one of the city's historic axes best served by surface transport, ideal for quick and direct travel without having to change buses.

Tram

Tram 15 directly connects Corso Italia with the Duomo, Missori, Porta Ticinese, and Rozzano, making it particularly convenient for the city center.

Tram 16 reaches the historic center and continues toward the western part of the city.

Tram 24 passes through the area and provides frequent connections to the Duomo and the southeast part of Milan.

Bus

Line 65 connects Corso Italia with Crocetta, Missori, San Babila, and the city center.

Line 94 is the internal circular line, useful for reaching various central areas without changing buses.

Lines 90 and 91 are the external circular lines, also very useful in the evening and at night. to cross large areas of the city.

Tram and bus stops are located directly on Corso Italia or in the immediate vicinity, making daily travel simple and flexible.

GETTING TO THE TRAIN STATIONS

Milan Central Station

The most direct connection is via the M3 line from Missori or Crocetta, towards Comasina. In about 6–7 stops, you arrive directly under the station.

Milan Porta Garibaldi Station

From the M3 line, reach the Duomo (1 stop), then change to the M2 line (Green) towards Assago/Cologno/Gessate, getting off at Porta Garibaldi.

Milan Cadorna Station

Reachable by the M3 line to the Duomo and then change to the M1 line (Red), in just 2 stops. Cadorna is also the departure point for the Malpensa Express or from the Central Station.

GETTING TO THE AIRPORTS

Milan Linate Airport

The quickest connection is via the M4 line (Blue): from the Santa Sofia stop, you reach the airport in about 15 minutes. minutes, without transfers.

Milan Malpensa Airport

Reachable by the Malpensa Express departing from Cadorna or Central Station. Alternatively, shuttle buses are available from Central Station.

Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport

Served by direct shuttle buses departing from Central Station, easily reached by the M3 line.

In summary

Corso Italia 68 offers comprehensive, efficient, and modern mobility, thanks to the integration of the subway, tram, and bus system, with rapid connections to train stations and airports, making this location particularly convenient for living and traveling in Milan.Tickets and InformationATM - +39 800 808 181Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366