This studio apartment in Viale Gian Galeazzo is designed for anyone looking for a practical, well-connected base to experience Milan without feeling like they are staying in an impersonal apartment. It is a compact yet carefully organized solution, ideal for students, young professionals, business travelers or anyone coming to the city for a period of study, work or training.
The living area is compact and functional: there is a sofa to relax on after a day out, a TV, a wardrobe for clothes and personal belongings, and a small open-plan kitchen, perfect for preparing breakfast, quick meals or managing everyday life independently. The space is simple, tidy and designed to keep everything within easy reach, without unnecessary complications.
The bed is located on the mezzanine: a solution that separates the sleeping area from the rest of the home and makes the apartment feel more livable. The bed is a French-size bed, suitable for a solo guest who wants to sleep comfortably, or for a couple on a short stay. The bathroom has a window, a shower, and follows the same essential and functional style as the rest of the apartment.

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

Monthly costs
• €1,000/month: rent (*)
• €300/month: condominium fees
• €200/month: utilities (gas, water, electricity, WiFi)
Total monthly costs: €1,500

One-time costs
• €1,000: security deposit, refundable after inspection of the apartment at check-out
• €170: customer care every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., contract opening and closing costs, in-person check-in and check-out
• €200: final cleaning after check-out
Bed linen is not included.

(*) Please note that the “monthly rent” includes a 5% fee plus VAT payable by the tenant for booking management and administrative procedures related to the stay. This fee will be invoiced separately to the tenant and deducted from the rent stated in the rental contract.
The real strength of the apartment is its location. Viale Gian Galeazzo is in a very interesting area for those studying or working in Milan: you are not in the most touristy and chaotic part of the city, but you are still very close to some of Milan’s liveliest and most strategic areas.

Bocconi University can be reached comfortably on foot in just a few minutes, making the apartment particularly suitable for students, visiting professors, researchers, master’s students and professionals with university-related activities.

The neighborhood has a very Milanese identity: on one side, the dynamic university life of Bocconi; on the other, the Navigli and Darsena areas, with bars, restaurants, small shops and creative spaces. Just a few minutes away you will also find Corso San Gottardo, Piazza XXIV Maggio, Porta Ticinese and the Colonne di San Lorenzo, perfect areas for getting around on foot, going out in the evening or quickly reaching the city center without living in the middle of the tourist crowds.

For those coming to Milan for work, the location is equally convenient. Tram 9 provides quick connections to Porta Genova, Porta Romana, Repubblica and Central Station; from the area you can also easily reach the historic center, Duomo, Missori, Cadorna, Sant’Ambrogio, the Tortona/Savona district and Porta Genova, all popular with professionals, consultants, creatives and companies linked to fashion, design, communication and digital industries.

Milan’s main universities are also well connected: Bocconi is just a few minutes away on foot, NABA is easy to reach on foot or by bike, while Cattolica and Istituto Marangoni are convenient by public transport. Thanks to nearby tram and metro connections, it is also easy to reach IULM, Università Statale, Porta Romana, Cadorna and the main railway stations.
It is a small but well-designed home, ideal for anyone who wants to live Milan in a practical way: leave in the morning and reach university or the office without wasting time, have the Navigli close by for the evening, move easily around the city by public transport and come back to a tidy, bright and easy-to-manage space.

Distances from the main universities:
• Bocconi University
On foot: about 5 minutes
By bike: about 2–3 minutes
By public transport: just a few minutes, or comfortably on foot
• NABA – Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti
By bike: about 8–10 minutes
By public transport: about 15–20 minutes, passing through the Navigli / Porta Genova area
• Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
By bike: about 10–15 minutes
By public transport: about 20–25 minutes, with convenient connections to Sant’Ambrogio and Cadorna
• Istituto Marangoni
By bike: about 15–18 minutes
By public transport: about 20–25 minutes, quickly reaching the historic center and the San Babila / Montenapoleone area
• Università Statale di Milano
By bike: about 10–15 minutes
By public transport: about 15–20 minutes, towards Missori, Crocetta and the city center
• IULM – Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione
By bike: about 12–15 minutes
By public transport: about 20–25 minutes, with convenient connections to Romolo and Milan’s south-west area