THE SPACE Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban living.
This new, fully air-conditioned ground-floor apartment welcomes guests into a modern, functional, and meticulously designed space, designed to offer a comfortable and relaxing living experience. The entrance opens directly into the living area, a bright and well-organized space where the comfortable sofa bed invites relaxation and the smart TV provides a delightful setting for entertaining. The harmoniously integrated dining area creates a convivial atmosphere ideal for breakfast, lunch, or informal dinners.
The custom-built kitchen is equipped with appliances and designed to combine aesthetics and practicality, offering an efficient and perfectly equipped space for everyday life. Every element is designed to optimize space without sacrificing style.
The sleeping area features a welcoming and well-proportioned double bedroom, complete with a spacious closet for organization and functionality. A space designed for rest, characterized by a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.
The modern and refined bathroom completes the apartment with a spacious shower with sliding glass doors, adding brightness and a contemporary touch to the space, offering comfort and practicality.
Overall, this apartment is an ideal solution for those seeking a modern, well-organized, and welcoming stay, perfect for both short and long stays, all characterized by comfort and quality.
Paid parking nearby
Garage Balestrieri S.r.l. - Via Balestrieri Domenico, 7 - 20154 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 Milan's Sarpi neighborhood is one of the city's most fascinating and culturally vibrant, known as the heart of Milan's Chinatown and for its unique blend of history, Eastern culture, and Milanese style. Located in the northwest of the city, just steps from the city center, Sarpi is now a rapidly growing area, popular with residents and tourists for its cosmopolitan atmosphere, diverse cuisine, and the presence of artisan workshops, restaurants, and shops reminiscent of the Far East.
Places of Interest in the Sarpi Neighborhood
The neighborhood's main street, Via Paolo Sarpi, is closed to traffic and offers a large pedestrian area perfect for strolling and soaking up the atmosphere. Here, among Chinese-character signs and Asian restaurants, you can find everything from traditional tea shops to boutiques selling Eastern clothing and accessories, to Italian cafes and restaurants, making this avenue a crossroads of cultures.
A short distance away, Parco Sempione is the neighborhood's green lung, ideal for those who want to relax, play outdoor sports, or simply enjoy nature. Within the park are the impressive Civic Aquarium, home to a variety of marine species, and the Branca Tower, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city.
Located at the edge of Parco Sempione, the Arco della Pace is one of Milan's historic symbols, built to celebrate the peace achieved in Europe in the early 19th century. Today, the surrounding area is bustling with trendy bars and restaurants and is a popular meeting place, especially on summer evenings.
La Fabbrica del Vapore is a former industrial complex converted into a cultural center, a space hosting contemporary art exhibitions, musical events, workshops, and creative labs. It is a meeting place for artists and creatives and represents one of Milan's most dynamic cultural hubs.
Nearby, the Cimitero Monumentale is much more than just a cemetery; It is an open-air museum housing works of art and sculptures by famous Italian artists. With its elaborate tombs and monuments, it is one of Milan's most evocative sites, as well as an important historical and artistic legacy.
Nearby Areas and Other Places of Interest
A short walk from Sarpi is the Brera neighborhood, known for its bohemian atmosphere, the historic Pinacoteca di Brera (one of Italy's most important art museums), and its characteristic cobblestone streets lined with boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. Brera is also famous for its Academy of Fine Arts, which attracts students and artists from around the world.
Continuing southeast, we find the Corso Como and Porta Garibaldi area, renowned for Milan's nightlife, exclusive venues, and the 10 Corso Como shopping center. This area is also home to Piazza Gae Aulenti, with its futuristic skyscrapers and the UniCredit Tower, and the famous Bosco Verticale, a symbol of contemporary and sustainable Milan.
The Isola neighborhood, one of Milan's most dynamic areas, is just a short distance away and offers a creative and trendy atmosphere, with numerous restaurants, live music venues, and art galleries. It's a popular destination for lovers of alternative culture and the emerging art scene.
The Sarpi neighborhood is particularly famous for its wide selection of Asian restaurants, from authentic dim sum and ramen joints to shops specializing in Asian ingredients. It's the ideal place to experience unique and authentic flavors, immersed in a vibrant, international atmosphere. In addition to Asian cuisine, there's no shortage of high-quality Italian restaurants, wine bars, and pastry shops offering a wide selection of local dishes and wines.
Furthermore, Via Paolo Sarpi and the surrounding streets are home to boutiques and specialty shops, ideal for those seeking unique objects and souvenirs, from Chinese handicrafts to vintage items.
Conclusion
The Sarpi neighborhood, with its international vibe and proximity to attractions such as Parco Sempione, Brera, and Porta Garibaldi, is one of Milan's liveliest and most charming areas. Perfect for those who love multiculturalism, good food, and art, it's an ideal starting point for discovering the best of the city, combining history, modernity, and a vibrant lifestyle.
Pharmacy
Farmacia Canonica - Via Canonica Luigi, 6 - 20154 Milan
Hospital
Fatebenefratelli Sacco - Via Castelfidardo, 14 - 20121 Milan
Supermarket
Carrefour Express - Via Bertani Agostino, 2 - 20154 Milan
GET AROUND Via Cesare Cesariano 11 is located in an extremely strategic position in Milan, between Parco Sempione, Arco della Pace, Chinatown, and Castello Sforzesco, in a central, elegant, and well-served area. The area boasts an excellent public transportation network, including the subway, trams, and buses, allowing for quick travel to the historic center, the main train stations, and all airports. The new M4 (blue) line, which directly connects the city to Linate Airport, is also easily accessible.
BUSES AND TRAM
Via Cesare Cesariano is served by numerous surface lines, highly efficient for daily travel.
Tram
Tram 1 runs through the historic center, connecting Cairoli, Cordusio, Piazza della Scala, the Duomo, and continues toward Greco.
Tram 10 is the circular line connecting Garibaldi FS, Porta Genova, Navigli, Cadorna, and the northern area.
Trams 12 and 14 connect the area with Brera, the Duomo, Cadorna, and the western axis of the city.
Bus
Line 43 directly connects the area with Cairoli, the Duomo, and Cadorna.
Line 57 is useful for reaching San Siro, QT8, and the northwest quadrant.
Line 94, the internal circular line, provides quick connections to Porta Venezia, Cadorna, Lambrate, and Garibaldi.
The stops are located between Via Cesariano, Viale Elvezia, and Corso Sempione, all just a few minutes' walk away.
SUBWAY
The area is excellently connected to the subway network:
M2 Moscova: about an 8-minute walk away, quickly connects to Garibaldi FS, Centrale FS, Cadorna FN, Lambrate FS, Navigli, and Assago.
M5 Monumentale: about a 6-minute walk away, provides quick access to Garibaldi FS, Portello, San Siro Stadio, and Bicocca.
M1 Cairoli: reachable in 10 minutes on foot or by tram 1, useful for: Duomo, San Babila, Cadorna FN, and Rho Fiera
M4 LINE (BLUE)
The new M4 line, which connects the city center with Milan Linate, is easily reached via a short interchange with M1 from Cairoli to San Babila or with M2 from Moscova to Cadorna and then San Babila.
GETTING TO RAILWAY STATIONS
Milan Cadorna FN Station
Reachable in 5–7 minutes by tram or metro
Milan Garibaldi FS Station
Reachable with M2 or M5 direct lines in a few stops
Milan Centrale FS Station
Reachable with M2 from Moscova or tram 10
GETTING TO AIRPORTS
Milan Linate Airport
Recommended route: M1 Cairoli to San Babila, then M4 direct line to Linate
Milan Malpensa Airport from Cadorna FN to Malpensa Express
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport
From Centrale FS with dedicated shuttles (Orio Shuttle, Terravision)
IN SUMMARY
Via Cesare Cesariano 11 offers excellent urban mobility thanks to its proximity to the M1, M2, and M5 lines, an extensive tram and bus network, and easy access to the new M4 line to Linate. Connections to the main train stations and all Milan airports are quick, direct, and efficient. An ideal location for living or staying in one of the most central and well-connected areas of Milan, without the need for a car.
Tickets and InformationATM -
+39 800 808 181Trenord -
+39 02 7249 4949Orioshuttle -
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+39 035 319366 
