This apartment in Via Marostica is designed for anyone coming to Milan for study, work, or a medium-to-long stay and looking for a practical, well-kept home that is easy to enjoy every day.

The spaces are simple and functional: the living area is bright and welcoming, with a sofa, TV, and a dining table that is comfortable both for meals and for working from home. The kitchen is separate but well connected to the living area, fully equipped, and includes a small balcony — a useful detail for those who appreciate having an outdoor space in the city.

The double bedroom is spacious and tidy, with a comfortable bed, a large wardrobe, and a chest of drawers: an ideal solution even for stays of several weeks or months, when real storage space is needed for clothes, books, suitcases, and personal belongings. The bathroom is modern and functional, with a shower and light finishes that make the space feel clean and pleasant.

Check-in can be arranged from 11:00 to 18:00.

The detailed costs are:
MONTHLY rates:
- RENTAL: 1.200€ / per month (*);
- UTILITIES (electricity, gas, water and WiFi): 250€ / per month;
- CONDOMINIUM FEES: 200€ / per month;
TOTAL: 1.650€ / per month.

ONE-OFF payments (to be made before check-in) :
- 1.000€ for Security Deposit; the deposit will be returned within 10 working days from check-out subject to apartment ispection;
- 170€ for Customer Care (every day from 9 am to 9 pm), opening and closing of the rental contract, delivery and collection of keys in presence and final cleaning.
- 230€ for final cleaning service
Linen not included.

(*) Please note that the “monthly rent” amount includes the 5% fee plus VAT payable by the tenant for booking management activities and administrative procedures related to the stay. This fee will be invoiced separately to the tenant and deducted from the rental amount stated in the contract.

Via Marostica is located in a very convenient area in the western part of Milan, between Gambara, Bande Nere, and De Angeli. It is a residential, orderly, and well-served neighbourhood, perfect for those who want to live in a quieter setting than the historic centre without feeling disconnected from the city.

The area is practical for everyday life: supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés, gyms, local shops, and essential services are all within easy reach. Nearby, you will also find lively areas such as De Angeli, Wagner, and Corso Vercelli, with restaurants, cafés, shops, and useful places for grocery shopping, leisure, and everyday needs.

The main advantage of the location is its proximity to the M1 metro line, with Gambara and Bande Nere stations easily accessible. From here, you can travel directly to Cadorna, Cairoli, Duomo, San Babila, Porta Venezia, and Loreto, making the apartment particularly convenient for both students and business travellers.

The area is also well positioned for those who work or study around CityLife, Fiera Milano City, Cadorna, San Babila, the historic centre, Tortona/Savona, and Navigli. Several strategic parts of the city can be reached easily by bike, while the metro provides quick access to both the centre and Milan’s main transport hubs.

Useful connections and distances:
- Istituto Marangoni – Via Pietro Verri / San Babila
By public transport: around 25–30 minutes, with a direct M1 metro ride to San Babila followed by a short walk.
By bike: around 25–30 minutes.
- Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore – Largo Gemelli
By public transport: around 20–25 minutes, via Cadorna or Conciliazione and then a short walk.
By bike: around 15–20 minutes.
- Politecnico di Milano – Leonardo Campus / Città Studi
By public transport: around 30–35 minutes, taking the M1 to Loreto and changing to the M2 towards Piola.
By bike: around 30–35 minutes.
- Bocconi University
By public transport: around 35–40 minutes, travelling through the centre or via Cadorna with connections towards the Porta Lodovica/Bocconi area.
By bike: around 25–30 minutes.
- NABA and IULM – Navigli / Romolo area
By public transport: around 25–35 minutes, with connections towards Romolo, Porta Genova, and Navigli.
By bike: around 20–25 minutes.
- CityLife and Fiera Milano City
By public transport: around 15–20 minutes.
By bike: around 10–15 minutes.
- Cadorna FN / M1-M2
By public transport: around 10–15 minutes with the M1.
By bike: around 15 minutes.
- Duomo and historic centre
By public transport: around 15–20 minutes with the M1.
By bike: around 20–25 minutes.
- San Babila / Fashion District
By public transport: around 20–25 minutes with the M1.
By bike: around 25–30 minutes.
- Central Station
By public transport: around 35 minutes.
By bike: around 30 minutes.
- Tortona / Savona area, useful for fashion, design, and events
By public transport: around 20–30 minutes.
By bike: around 15–20 minutes.
- San Siro and Lotto area
By public transport: around 10–15 minutes.
By bike: around 10–15 minutes.