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Room description
“I lived here during my first year in Milan and it was perfect for me. The room gets a lot of natural light during the day, which made studying and just spending time there really nice.
Even though it’s a single room, the apartment is well laid out so you don’t feel cramped at all. Everything you need is close by, supermarket, pharmacy, transport, and the neighborhood feels safe. It made settling into Milan very easy.”
— Patrick, stayed in the room for more than 1 year
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Flat description
The flat is located in a convenient and strategic area, ideal for university students. From here, you can easily reach Bocconi University, IULM, the New Academy of Fine Arts (NABA), IED (Pompeo Leoni), and the Navigli district. The neighborhood offers all the amenities you may need, including supermarkets and shops.
This wonderful flat features a living room with a spacious, fully equipped open kitchen with dishwasher, a single bedroom, a double bedroom, and a bathroom with shower and washing machine.
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Neighbourhood Description
The flat is located in the heart of southern Milan, right in the university area:
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IED (Pompeo Leoni): 13 minutes by bus;
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Bocconi: 14 minutes by tram;
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NABA: 15 minutes by bus;
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Cattolica: 32 minutes by Tram;
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IULM: 15 minutes by metro.
The neighborhood offers plenty of amenities, including supermarkets and all essential services. An Esselunga supermarket is just a 1-minute walk away.
Main spots
Milan is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own vibe.
The Duomo di Milano area is a must-see for its landmarks, but more touristy. Nearby, Brera offers a more charming, artistic atmosphere with cafés, galleries, and small streets.
For nightlife and student energy, Navigli is the go-to, especially for aperitivo.
Porta Venezia and Porta Romana are popular with students-central, lively, and well connected. For affordable food and a different atmosphere, Chinatown Milan is a favorite.
With its many museums, historical monuments, bars, restaurants and clubs, Milan also comes alive during events like Milan Fashion Week and Milan Design Week.
Getting around
This strategic location allows you to enjoy the uncountable activities that Milan offers. You can move around by walk but also thanks to a great transportation network:
- TRAM 15 Duomo (8 stops);
- TRAM 3 Piazza Ventiquattro Maggio Colonne di San Lorenzo (4 stops);
- Metro Green Line Abbiategrasso (tram 15 for 5 stops).
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