Easylife - Elegant and Functional in Porta Venezia

THE SPACE

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



In the beating heart of Milan, this splendid completely renovated studio apartment combines contemporary comfort and attention to detail in every corner. Located on the first floor of an elegant residential complex with a lift, the apartment stands out for its bright and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for those who want a functional and characterful solution.



At the entrance, the living area opens into a warm and well-organized environment, with a comfortable sofa, perfect for moments of relaxation or for hosting any friends. The equipped wall houses a smart TV, providing an ideal space for entertainment and agile work. Next to it, the modern linear kitchen is equipped with appliances such as a hob, oven, coffee machine and spacious wall units that allow you to conveniently manage every daily need. The round table, combined with designer chairs, creates an intimate and versatile dining area.



The sleeping area, expertly integrated into the environment, offers a double bed prepared with quality linens and textile details in delicate shades of turquoise and gray, which add a fresh and contemporary touch. Every detail, from the decorative elements to the curtains, is designed to convey a feeling of harmony and well-being.



The modern bathroom is striking for its elegant style and functionality: contrasting decorative coverings, large walk-in glass shower, sink with storage unit and large backlit mirror. The equipment is completed by a practical laundry corner with washing machine, dryer and laundry basket, perfect for short and medium-term stays.



The rooms, fully air-conditioned, enjoy excellent natural light thanks to the large windows that overlook a quiet and private internal courtyard. The light parquet flooring and minimal furnishing details create a refined and contemporary atmosphere, capable of making you feel immediately at home.



A unique opportunity for those looking for a charming home, where design and functionality coexist in perfect balance. Contact us for further information or to book an exclusive visit.



Paid parking nearby

Biumi Garage - Via Lecco, 17 - 20124 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

Porta Venezia is one of the most fascinating and dynamic neighborhoods of Milan, located close to the historic center. This neighborhood represents a perfect combination of history, culture and modernity, offering visitors a wide range of attractions and points of interest.



History and Architecture

The neighborhood takes its name from the homonymous gate, one of the historic main gates of Milan that opened into the Spanish bastions. The current toll complex that constitutes Porta Venezia was built between 1827 and 1828 based on a design by the architect Rodolfo Vantini from Brescia. The area is renowned for its Art Nouveau architecture, with historic buildings that bear witness to the city's elegant past. Walking through the streets of the neighborhood, you can admire historic buildings and unique architectural details that tell the story of Milan.



Points of Interest

Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli: This historic park offers large green spaces, lakes and play areas, and is home to the Museum of Natural History and the Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium. It is an ideal place for a relaxing stroll or for outdoor activities.



Natural History Museum: Founded in 1838, it is one of the oldest museums of its kind in Europe, with collections ranging from paleontology to zoology. The building itself is a significant example of historicist style inspired by the great European and North American natural history museums.



Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium: Inaugurated in 1930, it is the largest planetarium in Italy and offers astronomical shows for all ages. It is a point of reference for astronomy enthusiasts and for those who want to approach this science.



Corso Buenos Aires: One of the main commercial arteries of Milan, it offers a wide range of shops, boutiques and cafes. It is the ideal place for shoppers and for those who want to immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of the city.



Liberty Architecture: The neighborhood is famous for its Liberty-style buildings, among which Casa Galimberti and Casa Guazzoni stand out, emblematic examples of this architectural style. These buildings represent the cultural and artistic richness of Milan and are a must-see for architecture enthusiasts.



Culture and Diversity

Porta Venezia is known for its cosmopolitan and inclusive atmosphere. The neighborhood hosts the largest Italian Pride every year, celebrating diversity and inclusion. It is also a multi-ethnic area with a strong presence of East African communities, offering a wide range of restaurants and venues that reflect this cultural diversity.



Neighboring Areas and Places of Interest

Porta Nuova: Northwest of Porta Venezia, this neighborhood is known for its modern skyline, with skyscrapers such as Bosco Verticale and Piazza Gae Aulenti. It is an example of how Milan is embracing contemporary architecture and innovation.



Brera: To the west, it is the artistic neighborhood par excellence, home to the Pinacoteca di Brera and characterized by cobbled streets, art galleries and historic cafes. It is a place where art and culture merge, creating a unique atmosphere.



Porta Romana: To the south, it is an elegant residential area with historic spas and a lively food scene. Its tree-lined streets and historic buildings offer a quiet and sophisticated atmosphere.



Città Studi: To the east, it is home to the Politecnico di Milano and numerous university institutes, making it a lively academic hub. The presence of students contributes to a young and dynamic atmosphere.



Porta Venezia and its surrounding areas offer a complete overview of Milan's cultural diversity and richness, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the city. Whether you are a history, art, shopping or food enthusiast, this neighborhood has something for everyone.



Pharmacy

Farmacia Braccio - Via Casati Felice, 32 - 20124 Milan

Hospital

Fatebenefratelli Hospital - Piazzale Principessa Clotilde, 3 - 20121 Milan

Supermarket

Carrefour Express - Via Casati Felice, 32 - 20124 Milan



GET AROUND

Via Felice Casati is located in a very central and strategic position, in the Porta Venezia district, a few steps from Corso Buenos Aires and the Central Station. The area is well served by all the main public transport, allowing you to move easily to any point of the city and reach airports and stations quickly.



Subway

The Porta Venezia stop (Line M1 – Red) is located about 300 meters from the address, easily reachable in a few minutes on foot. The M1 Line quickly connects:

Duomo (4 stops – about 6 minutes)

Cadorna FS (8 stops – about 12 minutes), with regional train interchange and Malpensa Express

Rho Fiera (West terminus)

Sesto FS (North terminus)



A short distance away (about 7-10 minutes on foot) is also the Central Station, with direct access to: Line M2 (Green) Line M3 (Yellow).

These lines allow direct connections with Garibaldi FS, Porta Genova, Lambrate, Romolo (Line M2) Duomo, Missori, Crocetta, San Donato (Line M3)



The brand new Line M4 (Blue), which connects San Babila to Linate Airport, can be reached in a few minutes with a change from M1 to San Babila, or via direct buses or short taxi rides. From San Babila, the M4 reaches Linate Airport in just 12 minutes.



Tram

Via Felice Casati is served by various tram lines that offer widespread connections:

Tram 1 (Greco – Duomo – Piazza Castelli): crosses the historic center and connects with the main squares.

Tram 5 and Tram 33: connect the North area (Niguarda) to Piazza Oberdan and Viale Tunisia.

The closest stops are along Viale Tunisia and Piazza Oberdan.



Bus

Numerous bus lines stop a few steps away:

60 (Lima – San Babila)

81 (Lambrate FS – De Angeli)

92 (Bovisa – Porta Romana)

90 and 91: the famous external circular lines that run along the ring road, very useful for quick travel without changing transport.

94: circular line that connects Porta Venezia with Cadorna and Sant’Ambrogio.



Connections with the train stations

Milano Centrale FS is the closest station, reachable: On foot: about 10 minutes. With Metro M2 or M3: 1 stop or by tram: lines 5 or 33.

Porta Garibaldi FS: rapid access with Metro M2 or suburban train.

Cadorna FN: with M1 (direct from Porta Venezia) in about 10-12 minutes.

Rogoredo FS: with M3 or regional trains.



Airport Connections

Linate Airport (LIN) New Line M4 from San Babila (12 minutes).

Malpensa Airport (MXP): Malpensa Express from Cadorna or Centrale FS (50 minutes).

Orio al Serio Airport (BGY): Shuttle bus from Stazione Centrale (about 1 hour).



Conclusion

Via Felice Casati, 29 is a strategic and central location, perfect for those who want to experience Milan with maximum comfort. Thanks to the many public transport (bus, tram, subway M1, M2, M3 and M4), the easily accessible train stations and the direct connections to all airports, getting around is simple, fast and flexible.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366