THE SPACE Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental apartment management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban living.
Experience authentic Milan in this elegant and bright studio apartment, located on the first floor (with elevator) of a refined building with a balcony overlooking a quiet internal courtyard.
Upon entering, you'll discover a welcoming living area with a sofa bed, smart TV, and an elegant bookcase that discreetly separates the sleeping area. The double bed invites you to relax, while natural light illuminates the space evenly. The dining area, with a vintage coffee table and designer red chairs, adds a touch of liveliness and character.
The compact yet efficient kitchen is equipped with an oven, microwave, and coffee machine—perfect for easily preparing snacks or quick meals. The bathroom, not shown in the photos, offers everything you need to pamper yourself after a day in Milan.
This residence is ideal for those seeking an elegant, functional, and stylish base for exploring the city. An invitation to modern comfort, immersed in an authentic historical context.
Paid parking nearby
Sassetti Parking - Via Sassetti Filippo, 32/C - 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 The Isola neighborhood, nestled in the heart of Milan, is one of the city's most vibrant and distinctive areas, a place where historic charm harmoniously blends with innovation and modern design. Originally a working-class neighborhood, Isola has reinvented itself over the years, becoming a symbol of creativity and multiculturalism, beloved by both Milanese residents and visitors from around the world.
The cobblestone streets, colorful murals decorating building facades, and hidden green spaces give Isola a unique, almost timeless atmosphere, where every corner reveals a story or anecdote waiting to be discovered. The neighborhood is filled with artisan workshops, fashion ateliers, art galleries, and cultural spaces that testify to its creative and dynamic soul.
Isola's transformation is also evident in its skyline, where the new Lombardy Regional Government Building and the Bosco Verticale, two of Europe's most innovative and sustainable skyscrapers, stand as symbols of urban renewal and sustainability. These buildings coexist harmoniously with the more traditional architecture, creating a fascinating contrast that reflects the neighborhood's many facets.
Isola's nightlife and culinary scene are equally rich and diverse, with a wide range of restaurants, bars, and venues offering flavors from around the world, reflecting the neighborhood's cosmopolitan nature. The squares and internal courtyards come alive with life, hosting events, concerts, and markets that are the perfect opportunity to socialize and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this corner of Milan.
Nearby areas, such as the new Porta Nuova district, represent the city's financial and innovative heart, while more historic areas, such as Brera and Corso Como, offer additional cultural and entertainment options, making Isola and its surroundings one of Milan's most complete and fascinating destinations.
Isola, with its ability to embrace the past while looking to the future, is a neighborhood that continues to surprise and evolve, maintaining its authentic and welcoming spirit intact, representing a true urban treasure within the Milanese metropolis.
Pharmacy
Castoldi Pharmacy by Giorgio Giacomini, Via Porro Lambertenghi Luigi, 25 - 20159 Milan
Hospital
Niguarda Metropolitan Hospital, Viale Zara, 81 - 20159 Milan
Supermarket
Carrefour Express, Via Alserio, 5 - 20159 Milan
GET AROUND The apartment is strategically located in the northern part of Milan, close to the Isola, Maggiolina, and Centrale neighborhoods. The area is excellently served by a dense public transportation network, including buses, trams, subways, and suburban trains, with rapid connections to the city center, the main train stations, and all Milan airports.
Buses and Trams
Several surface transport stops are located nearby, ensuring quick and efficient travel throughout the city.
Line 42 (Via Cagliero stop): connects Viale Zara with the Lambrate FS station, passing through Maggiolina, Loreto, and Via Porpora.
Line 43 (Via Gioia – Cagliero stop): connects Greco with Piazza Firenze, crossing Via Gioia, Viale Stelvio, and the Monumentale area.
Line 81: useful for reaching the Central Station and Lambrate, passing through Via Porpora.
Line 87: connects Bicocca (University) with the Central Station and Piazza Argentina.
Trams:
Line 5 (Viale Zara stop): runs through the entire north and west of Milan, stopping at Centrale FS, Repubblica, and the Monumentale area.
Line 7 (Viale Zara stop): connects Precotto with Piazza Piemonte, passing through Bicocca, Centrale, and Corso Sempione.
Line 31: serves the northeast part of the city and reaches Cinisello.
The most convenient stops are along Viale Zara and Via Gioia, just a few minutes' walk away.
Subway
The area is served by three subway lines, all within walking distance:
Line M3 (yellow), Zara stop: located about a 6-minute walk away, it quickly connects to Centrale FS (2 stops), Duomo (5 stops), Missori and Crocetta, and Comasina to the north.
Line M5 (purple), Zara or Marche stop: ideal for traveling along the northwest axis of the city towards Porta Garibaldi FS, Monumentale, San Siro, and Bicocca to the north.
Line M2 (green): accessible by interchange at Centrale FS or Garibaldi FS (both nearby), it provides direct connections to Cadorna, Porta Genova and Lambrate, Assago Forum, or Cologno Nord.
Line M4 (blue): Although not very close, the M4 line is accessible with a short subway combination: from Zara, take the M3 line and change at Duomo, and then change to the M4 line at San Babila.
Getting to the Train Stations
Milano Centrale FS: reachable in 2 stops on the M3 line from Zara or by trams 5/7 and 42/43 in about 10 minutes.
Milano Porta Garibaldi FS: reachable by the M5 line (1 stop) or by bus/tram along Via Gioia in 10-12 minutes on foot.
Milano Lambrate FS: accessible by bus 42 or M2 (change at Centrale or Garibaldi).
Milano Cadorna FN: take the M3 line to Duomo and change to the M1 line.
Milan Porta Vittoria FS / Dateo FS: reachable by M4 via M1/M2.
Getting to the Airports
Milan Linate Airport: M3 to Duomo and change to M1 to San Babila, then take the M4 direct to Linate Airport (total time 25-30 minutes).
Milan Malpensa Airport: M3 to Centrale and Malpensa Express (every 30 minutes, journey time approximately 50 minutes).
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport: M3 to Centrale and shuttle bus (Orio Shuttle or Terravision), approximately 60-75 minutes depending on traffic.
In Summary
Via Volturno 35 is a prime location for those seeking a residential address with excellent transport links. Access to the M3, M5, and M2 lines, combined with trams, buses, and the intermodal transport provided by the nearby suburban railway, ensures rapid connections to the city center, universities, train stations, and airports. The presence of the new blue line M4, although not immediate, is easily integrated thanks to the numerous metropolitan hubs in the area.
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