THE SPACE Welcome to the charm of Milan managed by Easylife House, an apartment management company for short-term rentals throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban living.
This beautiful apartment has been recently renovated and is located on the first floor of a building with a lift. The entire unit is fully air-conditioned to ensure maximum comfort in every season. Upon entering, you will be greeted by a large open space that harmoniously integrates a living area furnished with a comfortable double sofa bed, ideal for hosting friends and family, and a dining area adjacent to a modern and fully equipped kitchen with high-quality appliances, designed to satisfy the most sophisticated culinary needs.
The bathroom, designed with attention to detail, offers a spacious walk-in glass shower that adds a touch of style to the environment. The sleeping area includes a bright double bedroom with direct access to a private balcony, ideal for moments of relaxation in the open air.
This apartment represents an ideal solution for those looking for a modern and functional home in a well-served and constantly evolving area.
Paid parking nearby
Pacini Garage - Via Pacini Giovanni, 53 - 20131 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 Lambrate is a neighborhood in the north-east of Milan, known for its rich industrial history and vibrant cultural scene. The name Lambrate comes from the Lambro River that runs through the area.
History and Development
Originally a Roman vicus, Lambrate served as a river port for Mediolanum (ancient Milan). Over the centuries, it has undergone several transformations, becoming an important industrial center in the 20th century. The famous Lambretta motorcycle takes its name from this neighborhood, having been produced here by Innocenti.
Places of Interest in Lambrate
Parco Lambro: A large urban park inaugurated in 1934, offering large green spaces, pedestrian and cycling paths, ideal for outdoor activities and moments of relaxation.
Church of San Martino in Lambrate: The parish church of the neighborhood, with origins dating back to the 12th century, was rebuilt in neo-Romanesque style between 1914 and 1928.
Parco della Lambretta: Also known as Parco Maserati, it is a green area created from the former Innocenti Maserati industrial complex, which offers spaces for recreational and cultural activities.
Milano Lambrate Station: One of the main railway stations in Milan, which connects the neighborhood to the rest of the city and to the main national destinations.
Neighboring Areas and Points of Interest
Città Studi: Adjacent to Lambrate, it is the university center of Milan, home to the Polytechnic and numerous scientific departments of the University of Milan. The presence of students and researchers contributes to creating a dynamic and innovative atmosphere.
Ortica: Historic neighborhood bordering Lambrate, known for its murals that tell the history and culture of Milan. Ortica was originally a hamlet of Lambrate and has become famous for its lively art scene.
Casoretto: Residential area characterized by the presence of the Casoretto Abbey, an example of Milanese religious architecture.
Cimiano: Neighborhood that hosts the headquarters of the Rizzoli publishing group and offers green spaces such as the Parco della Martesana, crossed by the homonymous canal.
Events and Culture
Lambrate has become a point of reference during the Fuorisalone, the collateral event to the Salone del Mobile, thanks to Ventura Lambrate, a district dedicated to emerging design that attracts visitors from all over the world.
Conclusion
Lambrate and its surrounding areas offer a unique combination of industrial history, vibrant culture and green spaces, making them areas of great interest for both residents and visitors.
Pharmacy
Caldarini Pharmacy - Via Grossich Antonio, 15/S.1 P.1 - 20131 Milan
Hospital
Carlo Besta Neurological Institute - Via Celoria Giovanni, 11 - 20133
Milan
Supermarket
Carrefour Express - Via Grossich Antonio, 3 - 20131 Milan
GET AROUND Via Giuseppe Bardelli 7 is located in the Lambrate district in the northeast of Milan, known for its vibrant art scene and numerous studios and galleries. The area is well served by public transport, offering several options for getting around the city and reaching the main train stations and airports.
Metro
The closest metro station is Lambrate FS, located on the M2 (green) line, approximately 600 meters from Via Bardelli 7. This line directly connects several key areas of Milan.
Milano Centrale: Two stops from Lambrate FS, allowing quick access to the city's main train station.
Cadorna FN: Central station with regional and national train connections.
Porta Genova: Area known for its nightlife and the Navigli.
Bus and Tram
The area is served by several bus and tram lines that facilitate local travel
Bus 39: Connects Lambrate to Loreto, passing through residential and commercial areas.
Bus 54: Goes to the city center, passing through San Babila and Piazza Duomo.
Tram 23: Offers a scenic route through different areas of Milan, connecting Lambrate to Piazza Fontana, near the Duomo.
Line M4 (Blue)
The new M4 line connects Linate airport with the city center and the western area up to San Cristoforo. The Dateo station is the closest to Via Bardelli 7, reachable in a few minutes with the M2 line up to Loreto, and from there with the M1 line (red) up to San Babila, where you can interchange with the M4. This line offers a direct and rapid connection to Linate airport.
Getting to the Train Stations
Milano Centrale: As mentioned, it can be reached in two stops from Lambrate FS station on the M2 line.
Milano Porta Garibaldi: From Lambrate FS station, take the M2 line up to Garibaldi FS.
Milano Cadorna: Also on the M2 line, the Cadorna FN station is directly connected to Lambrate FS.
Getting to the Airports
Linate Airport: With the M4 line from San Babila station, reachable as described above.
Malpensa Airport: From Cadorna FN station, take the Malpensa Express service, which offers frequent connections to the airport.
Orio al Serio Airport: From the Centrale FS station, there are direct bus services that connect the station to the airport.
Conclusion
The location of Via Giuseppe Bardelli 7 offers considerable convenience for travel within Milan and to the main regional and national destinations. The proximity to the Lambrate FS station and the availability of several bus and tram lines ensure easy and quick access to various points of interest, train stations and airports.
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