Functional and well-organized studio apartment located in via Galileo Galilei, Milan, ideal for students or professionals.

The entrance opens into the living area, which includes a sofa, a fully equipped kitchen, and a dining table, suitable both for meals and for studying or working from home.
The sleeping area is separated from the living space by a wardrobe/bookshelf, creating a practical division of the apartment. Behind it, there is a queen-size bed and a large wardrobe.
The apartment also features a bathroom with shower and washing machine.

Check-in can be arranged from 11:00 to 18:00.

Monthly rates:
• 1.450,00€ for monthly rent;
• 150,00€ for building fees;
• 150,00€ for utilities (heating, water, electricity, gas, wifi);
Total of monthly cost: 1.750,00€

You will pay once (una tantum, upon contract signature) the following amounts:
• 1.450€: security deposit (it will be refunded after check-out if everything is OK);
• 170,00€ (VAT included) customer care services (every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.), opening and closing of the rental contract, delivery and collection of keys in presence.
• 200,00€ (VAT included) for the final cleaning
*Linen is not included.

The apartment is located in via Galileo Galilei, between Porta Venezia and Repubblica, in a central and well-connected area.
- MM1 (Red Line) – Porta Venezia metro station approx. 5 minutes on foot, with direct connections to Duomo, Cadorna and San Babila;
-Tram lines 5 and 9 nearby, providing easy access to the city center and other areas;
- Corso Buenos Aires reachable in 5–7 minutes on foot, with shops, restaurants and services;
- Indro Montanelli Gardens and the Porta Venezia area about 10–12 minutes away on foot;
- Supermarkets, pharmacies, gyms and local services are all within walking distance.

Distances to universities:
- By public transport
Università Cattolica: 18–20 minutes;
University of Milan (Statale): around 20 minutes;
Bocconi University: 28–32 minutes;
Politecnico di Milano (Leonardo campus): 30–35 minutes;

- By bicycle:
Università Cattolica: around 10 minutes;
University of Milan (Statale): 12–15 minutes;
Bocconi University: 15–18 minutes;