Easylife - Elegant with terrace in Città Studi

THE SPACE

*** Apartment managed by EASYLIFE SPA in the name and on behalf of the owner ***



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



Discover an elegant ground floor apartment, carefully renovated and located in a prestigious residential complex. The entrance leads to a bright living area, with a sofa bed and smart TV, ideal for moments of relaxation and hospitality. The latest-generation linear kitchen, fully equipped with appliances, hosts a convivial dining area and opens onto the wonderful private terrace: a perfect space for breakfasts, aperitifs or outdoor dinners.



The sleeping area boasts two double bedrooms: the first with a practical and spacious wardrobe, the second with an integrated wall unit structure, designed to optimize space and maintain impeccable order. The modern bathroom, complete with a large shower, combines functionality and design in a pleasant and contemporary context.



Every detail enhances the property: efficient air conditioning, contemporary finishes and attention to aesthetics make this housing unit ideal for singles, couples or smart working professionals, looking for a balance between elegance and livability.



Live the experience of a refined habitat, where elegance and practicality meet. Ideal for those who want an exclusive lifestyle, without sacrificing comfort.



Paid parking nearby

Garage Archimede - Via Archimede, 26 - 20129 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.

• Restaurants and/or events.

• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.

• Shopping and much more.



NEIGHBORHOOD

Here is an in-depth overview of the PortaVittoria neighborhood in Milan, historic, lively and full of cultural ideas



Porta Vittoria: historic heart and urban regeneration

Origins and name: born as PortaTosa, it was renamed Vittoria in 1861 in honor of the first insurrection of the Cinque Giornate in 1848.

Piazza Cinque Giornate: main space where the imposing monument to the Cinque Giornate stands, an obelisk designed by Giuseppe Grandi (1895), placed among the remains of the toll booths. Recently restored.

Contemporary works: the construction site area of ​​Via Monte Ortigara and the nearby BEIC (European Library) are transforming the neighborhood into a cultural and green hub in recent years.



Art Nouveau architecture and art

PortaVittoria houses notable examples of Liberty (Art Nouveau) architecture: Casa Frisia and Palazzina Liberty on Via Mameli

Casa Fratelli Donato e Greppi (Via Mameli, 1931).

Liberty itineraries recommended by YesMilano: an ideal stop for enthusiasts of the genre.



Monuments and historic buildings

Palazzo Sormani (Corso di Porta Vittoria 6): home to the Civic Library, an elegant baroque residence with a historic garden.

Milan Courthouse (Palazzo di Giustizia): an imposing example of rationalist architecture built between 1932–1940.

Casa Sartorio: an elegant Liberty flatiron in Via Piacenza, noteworthy for architecture enthusiasts.



Green spaces and relaxation areas

Parco Vittorio Formentano (or Marinai d’Italia): a quiet urban oasis along Corso XXII Marzo, ideal for walking and relaxing.

Parco 8 Marzo: a new green block in the neighborhood, designed for children and families in line with the regeneration project.



Neighboring areas of interest

Città Studi: to the east, a well-known university area with historic buildings, bars and cultural spaces.

Porta Romana (to the south): dominated by historic homes, spas and refined boutiques.

Corso XXII Marzo: a lively street full of restaurants, shops and connections to the center.



In short

Porta Vittoria is a neighborhood that unites past and future: historic gateway to the Risorgimento, guardian of Liberty gems, space of urban evolution between parks and culture. A walking itinerary can start from Piazza Cinque Giornate, cross the urban greenery, admire the Liberty architecture and end in the rationalist setting of the Palace of Justice.



Pharmacy

Archimede Pharmacy - Via Archimede, 20 - 20129 Milan

Hospital

Fatebenefratelli Sacco - Via Melloni Macedonio, 52 - 20129 Milan

Supermarket

Carrefour Express - Viale Piceno, 19 - 20129 Milan



GET AROUND

Via Archimede 14 is well connected to several public transportation lines, offering residents and visitors many options to easily get around Milan. The area is close to trams, buses and the new M4 metro line, which allows quick access to the city center, train stations and airports.



Metro



M4 Line (Blue) - Dateo Stop

The Dateo stop of the new M4 Line is just a few minutes\' walk from Via Archimede 20. The M4 Line offers a convenient direct connection to the city center and allows you to quickly reach San Babila and Linate Airport. This line is very convenient for frequent travelers, as the connection to Linate is quick and without changes.



M1 Line (Red) - Porta Venezia Stop

The Porta Venezia stop of the M1 Line is about a 15-minute walk or a short tram ride away. The M1 Line passes through Milan in a strategic way, connecting key points such as the Duomo and Rho Fiera. It is ideal for exploring the historic center and the main attractions of the city.



Line M2 (Green) - Piola Stop

The Piola stop of the M2 Line is reachable with a short bus or tram ride. The M2 offers easy access to the Central Station, the Navigli and other lively areas of the city.



Tram

Line 5 is one of the most convenient for getting around from Via Archimede. It connects the area with Porta Venezia and other central parts of Milan, allowing you to quickly reach areas of interest.



Tram 19 connects directly with the Castello Sforzesco and Parco Sempione, making it easy to visit these attractions without having to take the subway. It is a very popular line for those who prefer to move above ground and enjoy the view.



Bus

Bus 54 passes near Via Archimede and allows you to reach Piazza Duomo in a few minutes. It is a direct option for those who want to get to the heart of Milan without having to change lines.



Bus 61 runs through various areas of Milan and connects via Archimede with residential areas such as Porta Romana and Pagano. This line is very practical for moving around different parts of the city.



Bus 92 connects the city laterally, crossing various neighborhoods and allowing you to easily reach areas such as the Central Station. It is a great option for local travel without passing through the center.



How to Reach the Train Stations



The Central Station is easily reached with Bus 92, which offers a direct connection in about 20 minutes. The Central Station is the main railway hub in Milan, with connections for national and international trains and shuttles to all airports.



Porta Garibaldi Station

Porta Garibaldi Station can be reached using the M4 to San Babila and changing to the M2, or by a combination of tram and bus. Porta Garibaldi is an important station for regional and suburban trains and for the M5 Line.



Milan Cadorna Station

Cadorna Station can be reached by taking the M4 to San Babila and changing to the M1. Malpensa Express trains also depart from Cadorna, useful for reaching Malpensa airport.



How to Reach the Airports



Linate Airport

Thanks to the new M4 Line, Linate airport is directly connected to the Dateo stop. This makes access to the airport quick and easy, with a travel time of less than 10 minutes without the need for changes.



Malpensa Airport

To reach Malpensa airport, we recommend taking the M4 to San Babila, continuing with the M1 to Cadorna and then using the Malpensa Express. The Malpensa Express is the quickest and most convenient way to get to Malpensa from the Via Archimede area.



Orio al Serio Airport

To reach Orio al Serio, you can take Bus 92 to the Central Station, from where shuttles to Bergamo Orio al Serio airport leave regularly. This service is frequent and convenient for those flying from Bergamo.



Conclusion

Via Archimede 14 is in a privileged and well-connected position in Milan, with a wide range of public transport available. The proximity to the new M4 Line allows you to quickly reach both the city center and Linate Airport. In addition, the tram and bus network makes it easy to get around the historic center and the main stations, ensuring those who live or stay in this area have easy and convenient mobility to explore Milan and reach all the main destinations.



Tickets and Information

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