Via Giuseppe Ripamonti Milan 20141, Studio flat for rent

This bright and stylish 40-square-meter apartment, recently renovated in 2024, is located on the first floor of a well-maintained building. Its double exposure ensures plenty of natural light throughout the day. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a welcoming entrance area. To the left, the living area features a dining table for four and a fully equipped kitchen with four gas burners, an oven, and a microwave. The kitchen opens onto a delightful balcony that overlooks the lush greenery of the municipal park on Via Ripamonti. The sleeping area to the right of the entrance includes a comfortable double bed, a three-door wardrobe, a TV area, and a single sofa bed (190cmx130cm). The apartment also boasts a modern bathroom with a shower. The flooring is elegant terracotta-effect porcelain stoneware, while the bathroom is finished with ceramic tiles. An air conditioning module in the kitchen keeps the apartment cool, with a system that vents hot air outside. Neighborhood and Attractions Located in the vibrant Vigentino district, this apartment offers easy access to a variety of Milan's most beloved areas and attractions. Via Giuseppe Ripamonti, one of the longest streets in Milan, is rich with history and character, featuring everything from ancient railing houses to modern neighborhoods. From the apartment, you can easily reach: Porta Genova/Navigli: A lively and colorful area known for its vibrant nightlife, bars, clubs, and places to enjoy a classic Milanese aperitif. Porta Romana: Home to many clubs and bars as well as the famous thermal baths of Milan, a relaxation haven in the heart of the city. San Lorenzo Columns: A historic meeting place that's especially popular at night. Milan Duomo and Scala Square: The iconic landmark of Milan and the renowned theatre. Royal Palace and Museum of the XX Century: Offering both temporary exhibitions and permanent collections throughout the year. The area around Via Pezzotti also boasts numerous restaurants, bars, and clubs. Highlights include: Carlo e Camilla in Segheria: A former industrial complex is now an elegant dining venue, perfect for a signature Milanese aperitif. Contraste: A dining experience that engages all five senses. Piccolo Birrificio Brioschi: Known for its handcrafted beers and excellent rock and blues music. Fonderie Milanesi: A fashionable club housed in a former art foundry, offering elegant dinners, aperitifs, and brunches. Mexicali: Serving delicious burritos and margaritas in a uniquely decorated setting. Sacrestia Farmacia Alcolica: An intriguing spot for a Milanese happy hour with a vintage twist. Additionally, the Santeria Social Club is nearby, offering a creative hub with a large bar, theatre, shop, design lab, training rooms, and co-working space, located beside the Porta Romana railway yard and close to notable buildings like Fondazione Prada and Centro Leoni.