€2,050 /monthly

- Your home in Milan, near the Martesana Canal - Coming to Milan for a new job, a university semester or a project means finding your own rhythm: somewhere to study, cook, share dinner and unwind on the sofa at the end of the day. On Via Meucci, near the Martesana Canal, this apartment gives you room to settle into everyday life, even when your stay lasts more than a few nights. - Inside the apartment - The living room brings together an exposed brick wall, wooden floors and a large sofa with a chaise longue. The kitchen island opens onto the dining area: make breakfast before heading out, cook in the evening and sit down for dinner with the people sharing your stay. There is also a dedicated desk for working or studying, leaving the dining table free for meals. The two bedrooms give everyone their own space: a double bedroom and a second bedroom with a single bed and a relaxation area. Two bathrooms make mornings easier, especially when everyone has a different schedule: one has a bathtub and twin stone washbasins, while the other has a shower with chromotherapy lighting. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a balcony overlooking the courtyard complete the apartment. A welcoming base for students, researchers, colleagues and professionals spending a period of time in Milan for work or study. Monthly costs €2,050/month: rent (*) €200/month: condominium fees €350/month: utilities (gas, water, electricity and WiFi) TOTAL MONTHLY COST: €2,600 One-time costs €1,500: security deposit, refundable after check-out subject to verification of the condition of the apartment €220: customer care service, available every day from 9:00 to 21:00, including in-person check-in and check-out €350: final cleaning after check-out (*)Please note that the monthly rent includes a 5% fee plus VAT, payable by the tenant for booking management and administrative services related to the stay. This fee will be invoiced separately to the tenant and deducted from the rental amount stated in the lease agreement. Check-in: available from 11:00 to 18:00. - The neighbourhood: everyday life along the Martesana - Via Meucci is in the Ponte Nuovo area, between Crescenzago and the Adriano neighbourhood. The Martesana Canal gives this part of Milan its distinctive character: the towpath is somewhere to go for a morning run, an evening walk or a weekend bike ride. Follow the canal towards Gorla and continue in the direction of Via Melchiorre Gioia, or cycle towards Crescenzago and the towns northeast of Milan. It is a pleasant way to discover the city beyond its most familiar visitor routes. The surrounding streets bring together courtyards, buildings reflecting the area’s industrial past and local businesses. Along nearby Via Padova, you will find food shops, everyday services and restaurants serving different cuisines. On Via Meucci itself, Villa Pallavicini is a local community and cultural venue. When you stay for a few months, these everyday places become familiar: your coffee stop, the shop you visit on your way home and your favourite stretch of canal for a walk. A useful location for work, research and professional training: For business travellers, Via Meucci is particularly worth considering for commitments in northeastern Milan. The Via Vipiteno and Via Werner von Siemens area is home to Siemens and Siemens Healthineers, including the Training Center, making the location relevant for guests attending professional courses and training. RCS MediaGroup is based on Via Rizzoli, while the Bicocca district combines university facilities with companies including Pirelli, Prysmian and ENGIE. Further north, Sesto San Giovanni is home to ABB offices and the Campari Group head(hidden), other destinations to consider for meetings or assignments in this part of the city. For doctors, medical trainees, researchers and healthcare professionals, there are also two separate locations to keep in mind: San Raffaele Hospital on Via Olgettina, alongside Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, and San Raffaele Turro, on Via Stamira d’Ancona. - Getting around by public transport - Local bus routes provide access to several metro stations. Bus 44 connects Ponte Nuovo with Gorla M1, Crescenzago M2 and Cascina Gobba M2. Bus 53 runs towards Udine and Lambrate, while bus 56, along Via Padova, reaches Loreto, where the M1 and M2 lines meet. The M2 green line is useful for reaching Piola and Politecnico di Milano’s Leonardo campus, as well as Lambrate, Centrale and Porta Garibaldi railway stations. The M1 red line takes you towards Porta Venezia, San Babila and Duomo. For San Raffaele Hospital and the university campus on Via Olgettina, travel via Cascina Gobba, where bus 925 continues towards the hospital complex. Universities: approximate distances and journey times: - University of Milano-Bicocca — Piazza dell’Ateneo Nuovo campus: approximately 4 km by bike, 15–25 minutes; approximately 35–50 minutes by public transport, depending on the building and route. - Politecnico di Milano — Leonardo campus, Città Studi: approximately 5 km by bike, 20–25 minutes; approximately 30–45 minutes by public transport, connecting to the M2 and continuing to Piola. - University of Milan — Città Studi sites around Via Celoria: approximately 5 km by bike, 20–30 minutes; approximately 35–50 minutes by public transport, depending on the destination. - Vita-Salute San Raffaele University — Milano Olgettina campus: approximately 5 km by bike, 20–30 minutes; approximately 35–50 minutes by public transport, via Cascina Gobba and bus 925. Companies and hospitals: approximate distances and journey times: - Siemens and Siemens Healthineers, including the Training Center — Via Vipiteno / Via Werner von Siemens area: approximately 1 km by bike, 5–10 minutes; approximately 15–25 minutes by public transport. Walking may be more practical, depending on the entrance you need. - RCS MediaGroup — Via Rizzoli: approximately 2 km by bike, 10–15 minutes; approximately 20–35 minutes by public transport. - Pirelli — Bicocca head(hidden): approximately 4–5 km by bike, 20–25 minutes; approximately 35–50 minutes by public transport. - Prysmian — Via Chiese: approximately 4–5 km by bike, 20–25 minutes; approximately 35–50 minutes by public transport. - ENGIE — Via Chiese: approximately 5 km by bike, 20–30 minutes; approximately 40–55 minutes by public transport. - ABB — Sesto San Giovanni offices, Via Luciano Lama: approximately 4 km by bike, 15–25 minutes; approximately 30–45 minutes by public transport. - Campari Group — Sesto San Giovanni head(hidden): approximately 5–6 km by bike, 25–35 minutes; approximately 40–55 minutes by public transport. - San Raffaele Hospital — Via Olgettina: approximately 5 km by bike, 20–30 minutes; approximately 35–50 minutes by public transport, via Cascina Gobba and bus 925. - San Raffaele Turro Hospital — Via Stamira d’Ancona: approximately 2–3 km by bike, 10–15 minutes; approximately 20–35 minutes by public transport.