Loft Nicholas, independent home with gym&style

Summary:
Loft Nicholas is a stand-alone three-level home in a well-connected Milan neighborhood. Lower level: lounge with smart TV/Netflix + bathroom. Ground: full kitchen, dining room, extra room + bathroom. Top: bright office, bedroom, third bath. Garden and private gym.

The Space:
A rare stand-alone home in Milan, spread across three levels to live and work in style. On the lower level, a convivial lounge with sofa, smart TV with Netflix and a full bathroom—your private cinema after a day in the city. At ground level, a fully equipped kitchen (hob, oven, fridge, moka and utensils), a bright dining room for meals or meetings, a versatile extra room and a second bathroom: flexible and functional. Upstairs, a spacious sunlit office ideal for remote work and creative sessions sits next to a comfortable bedroom and the third bathroom, so everyone keeps their own rhythm. Outdoors, a small private garden extends the living area for open-air breakfasts or evening drinks and leads to a private gym with essential equipment. Simple materials, thoughtful details, fast Wi-Fi and climate control make Loft Nicholas a refined, efficient base for your Milan stay.

Guest Access:
Easy, autonomous self check-in: arrive when it suits you and find everything ready. The house is for your exclusive use and spans three levels linked by an internal staircase. Fast Wi-Fi for calls and streaming, heating/AC, hot water, and hotel-style linens are included. In the lounge: smart TV with Netflix and a comfy sofa. In the kitchen: hob, oven, fridge, moka, kettle, and a full cookware and tableware set. Washer, ironing board and iron for longer stays. Upstairs, the office offers a wide desk, ergonomic chair and handy outlets—a real workspace. Outside, a small private garden for sunny breakfasts or evening aperitivi; from here you access the private gym with essential gear. House rules: no parties, respect the neighbors and the home; gym reserved for registered guests. We’re available by message for assistance and local tips throughout your stay.

The Neighborhood:
Step outside between Loreto and NoLo, a lively, creative district. By day it’s a mosaic of artisan shops, world cuisines and cafés; at night it lights up with cocktail bars and honest trattorias. Parco Trotter is close for a run or a read, and local markets let you shop like a Milanese. Side streets hide studios, galleries and vintage stores; along Viale Monza you’ll find everyday services, pharmacies and supermarkets. By bike you’ll reach Isola and Porta Nuova in minutes; by metro you’re downtown for museums, shopping and exhibitions. For curated tips: start with specialty coffee, an easy lunch between bakeries and dumpling bars, then an author’s aperitivo and modern Italian cuisine for dinner. The vibe is authentic yet international—ideal if you want Milan slightly off-track but close to everything. Navigli and Brera are within easy reach in the evening.

Getting Around:
Getting around is effortless: Viale Monza is well connected. Within minutes on foot you reach the M1 (red line) with fast links to Duomo, Cadorna and the main hubs. Buses and trams serve the area; taxis and car-sharing are easy to hail. Arriving by train? Centrale, Porta Garibaldi and Lambrate are a short ride away. Driving? Paid street parking and private garages are available nearby. Neighborhood bike lanes make bike-sharing a smart option, perfect to explore NoLo, Isola and Porta Nuova. On foot, in 10–20 minutes, you’ll reach cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and the green of Parco Trotter; a few metro stops take you to the Navigli and shopping districts. For airports, shuttles and trains to Linate, Malpensa and Orio depart from major stations. Night services and taxi apps keep late returns simple.