Property Manager - Duomo Deluxe Apartments #8

Welcome to the charm of Milan managed by Property Manager, 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. In the heart of Milan, a short distance from the majestic Duomo, stands a newly built apartment, located on the first floor of a prestigious stately complex with concierge service and elevator. Fully air-conditioned, the property welcomes you with an entrance that leads to a bright living area, furnished with an elegant sofa bed and a large wall-mounted smart TV, ideal for moments of relaxation and entertainment. Adjacent, a dining area perfect for quick meals integrates harmoniously with a modern and functional kitchenette, equipped with latest-generation appliances. The spacious and well-lit double bedroom is embellished with a large wardrobe with mirrored doors and a wall-mounted smart TV, creating a comfortable and sophisticated environment. The second bedroom, welcoming and functional, has a single bed and a wardrobe with mirrored doors, offering an ideal space for guests or as a personal study. The bathroom, a true jewel of design, offers a spacious walk-in glass shower, ensuring a daily wellness experience. The entire apartment is finely furnished with quality materials and attention to detail, creating an elegant and welcoming atmosphere. A unique opportunity to experience the essence of Milan in a context of elegance and comfort. Paid parking nearby Nerino 6 - Via Nerino, 6 - 20123 Milan THE NEIGHBOORHOOD The Ticinese district of Milan is one of the most fascinating and lively areas of the city, rich in history, culture and nightlife. Located in the southern part of the historic center, Ticinese takes its name from Porta Ticinese, one of the six ancient gates of Milan, which were once part of the city’s bastions. Its proximity to the Milan Cathedral, about 2 km away, makes it easily accessible on foot or by public transport, such as tram 3 which directly connects Piazza Duomo to Porta Ticinese. One of the most emblematic attractions of the district are the Colonne di San Lorenzo, sixteen Roman columns that stand in front of the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, one of the oldest churches in Milan. This area is a popular meeting point, especially on summer evenings, when both residents and tourists gather to socialize. A short distance away is the Basilica of Sant’Eustorgio, famous for housing the relics of the Three Wise Men. Next to the basilica is the Diocesan Museum, which houses a large collection of sacred art. The Parco delle Basiliche, also known as Parco Giovanni Paolo II, connects the two basilicas and offers a green oasis in the heart of the city, ideal for relaxing walks and moments of leisure. Corso di Porta Ticinese is a lively shopping street that connects the medieval Porta Ticinese with Piazza XXIV Maggio. Along this street there are numerous trendy clothing stores, restaurants and aperitif bars, making it one of the main destinations of Milanese evenings. In the immediate vicinity lies the Navigli area, characterized by a network of canals that once served to transport goods. Today, the Navigli are known for their lively nightlife, with numerous bars, restaurants and art galleries that enliven the banks of the canals. A place of particular interest is the Darsena, the ancient port of Milan recently redeveloped, which represents a meeting point for cultural events and markets, as well as offering pleasant walks along the water. Also not to be missed is the Antiques Market, held on the last Sunday of every month along the Naviglio Grande, attracting enthusiasts and the curious in search of unique objects and vintage pieces. The Ticinese district is also home to cultural institutions such as the Fondazione Prada, located nearby, which offers a wide range of contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events. In short, the Ticinese district and its surrounding areas offer a unique mix of history, culture, shopping and entertainment, making it an unmissable destination for those visiting Milan. Pharmacy Farmacia Penati Beltrade - Piazza Santa Maria Beltrade, 1 - 20100 Milan Hospital Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico - Via Sforza Francesco, 35 - 20122 Milan Supermarket Pam Local - Piazza Santa Maria Beltrade, 1 - 20100 Milan GET AROUND Via Torino 66, located in the heart of Milan, offers privileged access to a wide range of public transport, facilitating travel within the city and to the main train stations and airports. Subway Line M1 (Red): The Duomo station, about 5 minutes walk from Via Torino 68, allows you to quickly reach destinations such as Rho Fieramilano and Sesto 1º Maggio FS, as well as interchange with other subway lines Line M3 (Yellow): Also accessible from the Duomo station, it offers direct connections to San Donato and Comasina, passing through key points of the city. Line M4 (Blue): The new Line M4 is now operational, connecting Linate Airport with the center of Milan. The Vetra stop, located near Piazza Vetra, is the closest to Via Torino 66, reachable with a short walk. Tram Lines 2, 3 and 14: These tram lines run along Via Torino, offering direct connections to various areas of Milan. For example, line 3 connects Gratosoglio to the Duomo, while line 14 connects Lorenteggio to Cimiano, passing through the city center. Bus: Lines 57, 58, 60, 61, 94: In the immediate vicinity of Via Torino 66 there are stops for these bus lines, which allow you to reach various neighborhoods of Milan and neighboring municipalities. Connections with train stations Milan Central Station: To reach the main train station of Milan from Via Torino 68, you can use the M3 Line from the Duomo station to Centrale FS. Milan Cadorna Station: Accessible via the M1 Line from the Duomo station to Cadorna, this station offers regional connections and the Malpensa Express service to Malpensa Airport. Milano Porta Garibaldi Station: Reachable by taking the M2 Line from Cadorna (reachable by the M1 Line from Duomo) to Garibaldi FS, it offers high-speed, regional and international connections. Airport connections Linate Airport: With the opening of the M4 Line, it is possible to directly reach Linate Airport from the Vetra stop, located near Via Torino 66. Malpensa Airport: From the Milano Cadorna station, accessible by the M1 Line from Duomo, the Malpensa Express service departs, which directly connects the airport. Alternatively, the same service is available from the Milano Centrale station, reachable by the M3 Line from Duomo. Orio al Serio Airport: Direct buses depart from the Milano Centrale station to the airport, offering a convenient connection for passengers. In short, the location of Via Torino 66 guarantees excellent access to a well-developed public transport network, facilitating travel both within Milan and to national and international destinations.