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This delightful apartment feels a million miles from the hustle and bustle but boasts a remarkable location in central Milan. It’s housed in a turn-of-the-century building overlooking two 18th-century villas and their gardens – there’s a balcony to enjoy the view. The apartment combines old-world charm with contemporary convenience, with modern amenities that’ll make your stay comfortable alongside charming details like ornate mouldings and tall windows. You’ll be just a ten-minute walk from Museo del Cenacolo Vinciano, which is home to Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, The Last Supper. There’s a tram stop and two metro stations within easy reach, which makes seeing further afield a breeze. We think it's perfect for a couple seeking a home-from-home in Milan. 

Memories of Milan

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This home is enormous. It’s easily the largest home in our Milan collection – it can house a staggering eighteen people if you make full use of the various beds and sofa beds set across the five separate suites. Set over three floors in a Liberty-style villa, each of the suites comes with a certain degree of autonomy (kitchenettes, en-suite bathrooms and the like). It’s not in the city's medieval centre, but there’s no way you'd find this much space if you were much more central. The Tre Torri neighbourhood is relatively residential, but you couldn't be more conveniently positioned to access the city centre – Buonarroti station (on Metro line 1) is just at the end of the road – a two-minute walk away. From here, you can access the Centro Storico – with all its piazzas, palaces, monasteries, basilicas and spectacular cathedral – in a little over ten minutes. This is also where you'll find Milan's fashionable boutiques – it's not known as Italy's style capital for nothing.


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Single-Level Home

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The use of marble in Sorbetto is a masterstroke. It cools down the air, providing respite from the hot, dry Milanese summers, as well as giving it a sense of brightness and clarity. There’s also a decent balcony, which might not be huge but looks out into the trees beside the house and adds to the feeling of calm. It is, however, important to be aware that Sorbetto isn’t very central. It’s well-connected by the metro, but getting anywhere on foot will take at least half an hour.

Sorbetto

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Perched along the Naviglio Grande, this apartment offers a comfortable base for those who want to drop their bags and get out exploring. Location-wise, you're a five-minute walk from the Tortona district area – home of the Milan Fashion Week, while the Duomo and the city centre are just a short tram ride away. The apartment itself is housed in a typical Milan-style building, and although the interiors aren't the most inspiring, you'll soon feel right at home here – plus both bedrooms offer canal views for a spring in your step, come morning. 

Always in Fashion

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Where do we start with Wave’s Crest? If you can think of it, chances are it’s there (with the frustrating exception of air conditioning). This goes for the standards, like the collection of kitchen appliances, the garden, and the excellent TV, but also for slightly more unusual things, such as the table football, the gym equipment, and the Jacuzzi. Nicoletta and her family live here most of the time, so while you will find some of their things hidden away, it means that the house has been designed to be lived in, and that counts for a lot.


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It might seem like a strange place to start, but Ensign’s kitchen is quite remarkable. Of course, not everyone will appreciate the over-the-top design, but the commitment is undeniable. All in all, it comes together well, with a real sense of playfulness. It’s small enough that long-term stays might end with you feeling a bit cooped up, but for shorter stays, it’s more than enough.


Ensign

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Set in a residential area on the western side of Milan, this place is a retreat from the city centre. You’ll find bakeries and cafes within walking distance, along with green spaces for a relaxing stroll. For many of the city’s attractions, though, you’ll need to use public transport or drive, but the area has excellent transport links. After a busy day, there’s a small balcony to relax on at this apartment. The large open-plan living room also has a sofa bed for guests three and four. Here, you can live life like a local.

Milan's West Side Story

Located on the top floor of a historic building, this home is tucked behind Chinatown (the oldest in the country) and just a thirteen-minute walk from Parco Sempione, where you can spend some time wandering through the city’s greenery until you arrive at Castello Sforzesco. You’ll be staying in a lively and local area, a quick twelve-minute walk from the nightlife hubs of City Life and Arco della Pace, but for a lowkey night out you’ll be by the neighbourhood’s buzzing restaurants and bars. Inside, you’ll find this small space has been carefully designed – bright skylights overhead, a custom-built kitchenette and an angular breakfast nook are arranged to make the most of the little footprint. Striking red furniture and calming blue walls transform this modest modern home into a bold, personality-packed base. So relax on the sofa, enjoy breakfast at the counter and fall asleep soundly in the bedroom, feeling right at home. 

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You can admire the views of the city from this home’s balcony, as well as from inside this stylish apartment. This place has a lived-in vibe, so you’ll be sure to feel at home. There’s a well-equipped kitchen to create some Italian cuisine or dine out at the array of restaurants and cafes nearby. Attractions such as the Arch of Peace and Sempione Park are within walking distance as well. The apartment is perfect for a family or friends looking to explore all that Milan has to offer.

The Milanese Boutique

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Perfect for pairs, this apartment is ideal for a fuss-free stay in Milan. It's contemporary and comfortable, albeit a tad plain. The kitchen is well-suited to lighter fare, while the open-plan living space is a sweet spot to unwind after your adventures in Milan. Speaking of, nearby public transit makes it easy to explore. Head to Chinatown for delectable eateries, or venture to CityLife for fantastic shopping. The Duomo is about thirty minutes by tram – it's walkable in an hour if you want to stretch your legs.

Spring in Milano

With a great address in the historic centre of Milan, this apartment is within walking distance of some of the city's iconic sights. The Duomo di Milano is around fifteen minutes on foot, while the Castello Sforzesco is just over a five-minute stroll. So that's the location – what about the apartment? Well, there's a well-equipped kitchen for cooking some tasty Milanese cuisine. We'd say this home doesn't really have a homely feel, but it's a comfy place to stay while exploring all that Milan has to offer.

Milanese Whispers

Within easy reach of the best bits of Milan, this one-bedroom apartment makes a great base for a city break. Step outside and you’ll find a subway stop a short walk away, where you can hop on the Metro to visit landmarks like Castello Sforzesco and the Duomo di Milano. Back at home, there’s everything you need for a comfortable stay, including a compact kitchen – but with so many excellent eateries right on your doorstep, you might not need it. The apartment has a clean and modern design, yet still retains some of the building’s original character – see the ornate bedroom ceiling and Juliet balcony, which add authentic charm.

Memory of Milan

Trash Compactor

Simple yet stylish, this apartment is perfect for a city break. Its large windows look out over Piazza Gramsci, which is just a two-minute walk away. There are excellent public transport links, so exploring the rest of Milan is as easy as can be – and you’ll be within walking distance of attractions including Sempione Park and Castello Sforzesco. The apartment boasts a crisp, clean style and comes with all the necessities, including a well-equipped kitchen. With four guests staying here, two will sleep on a sofa bed in the living space – if you’re hoping for more space, we’d stick to a guest count of two. 

Milanese Sun

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This charming Milanese home has been put together like a composition. Each element runs into the next, seamlessly blending bold design choices. The result is a fetching, bright space that’s at once comfortable and stylish. What’s more, it’s conveniently located in a peaceful residential area within easy reach of the city’s sights. 

If getting a good night’s sleep is important to you, this is a great choice for your city break. The apartment is just off a shared courtyard that’s peaceful and private, so your slumber will be undisturbed. And you’ll need your rest after action-packed days exploring stylish Milan. 

The Amendola metro stop is just a three-minute walk from the apartment, so you can explore the key sights with no trouble at all. The Duomo di Milano and its incredible architecture is a fourteen-minute journey away on the metro, and it takes twelve minutes to reach Castle Sforzesco. There you can wander through the beautiful gardens before seeing some of the city’s most famous artwork. 

For shopping, stroll nineteen minutes to Corso Vercelli. You’ll find high-end boutiques alongside smaller local stores. If you find yourself laden down with shopping bags and in need of a break to refuel, fear not. There are attractive eateries on almost every corner, with more than a few cocktail and wine bars to tempt too. 



Octave

Despite its somewhat small size, this loft-style apartment is stylish and modern. It's a ten-minute or so walk from Chinatown, though you'll also be well-connected via public transport – Cenisio metro station is walkable in five, and trams stop on the street outside. The living space boasts a comfy sofa, a sleek (albeit compact) kitchen, and a table where you can get together for snacks and wine. One bedroom is situated on the mezzanine over the living area, and while it lacks a bit of privacy, the walk-in wardrobe is a nice touch – you're in the fashion capital of the world, after all. 

Milano Chrome

Even though the historic centre, and the old fashion district, are a little way away from Clavinova, we think the location is one of the big draws of the flat. Tortona is very cool, with several museums, most notably the Mudec, Italy’s answer to the MoMA. It’s on the top floor of the building, which makes for a view that stretches for miles. It’s not exactly the Manhattan skyline, but it’s nice all the same. Similarly, the interior could do with livening up a bit, but it’s very comfortable, and enormous to boot.


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Sitting in the Tortona district — a magnet for Milan's creative set, especially during Fashion Week or Design Week — this home fully reflects its surroundings. The Lago Design pieces give it a unique touch, as well as a cosy and homely feel, especially the suspended round-shaped bed in the master bedroom. The bold coloured walls and mix of modern style with antique elements make for a characterful interior, while the sunken bathtub adds that extra level of comfort. Whether you're relaxing in the living room with a good book or powering through work in the dedicated office space, expect to find a bright and uplifting spot, benefitting from curated plants and thoughtful furnishings. Bookmark any day by sipping sundown drinks on your private balcony, offering skyline views over the city. Outside, shop-till-you-drop in Zona Tortona (five-minute walk) or take a thirty minutes stroll to the iconic Duomo di Milano for a taste of culture. 

Lago di Tortona

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After the hustle and bustle of Milan's city centre, returning to this light-filled penthouse in the peaceful Jewish quarter feels like a breath of fresh air. All that said, this apartment does come with its compromises. Though you've got two good-sized bedrooms with desk spaces for remote working, you won't find a living area 'per se' here. However, the kitchen has a dining table for socialising, and the small balcony is a bonus. Location-wise, you're just a fifteen-minute journey to the centre from the nearby Piazza Frattini Metro Station (300 metres on foot). Or stroll over to the neighbouring district of Tortona with its trendy cafes, art galleries, and boutiques.

Jewish Quarter Chic

A simple flat with an emphasis on clean lines, Echoes is a really good option for short stays in Milan. Over a longer period, the lack of washing machine might start to grate, but that’s really the only thing we can think of. It’s just off Corso Magenta, a main road that leads all the way in to the city centre, and there’s a metro station nearby as well, so getting further afield is simple. 


Echoes

What you see is what you get with Piccolino. It’s a tiny flat, and even having two people staying there might be too many (we have no idea what’s going on with the second bed, but it could be useful for storing suitcases), but what is there is very nice. We’re not talking designer furniture, but if it’s been thought through, as is the case here, there’s nothing necessarily wrong with stocking up at Ikea. The location is super vibrant and design buffs will particularly enjoy it.


Piccolino

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Close to Navigli, Via Tortona, and Milan's fashion museum, this apartment is one for the trendsetters. A metro station is nearby, so zipping in and out of the centre is a breeze. It's also close to the excitement of Milan Fashion Week. Other than the location, the real highlight is the private terrace. It's the ideal spot to enjoy an Aperol Spritz as the sun goes down. That doesn't mean we don't love the interiors. Featuring crane murals, sleek marble, and gold accents, it all feels very fashionable – just as long as two guests don't mind sleeping on sofa beds.

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Sitting just outside the historic centre, this apartment brings ease and comfort to city living. Outside, it’s a short stroll to the nearest public transport links – ensuring quick connections with the heart of Milan. There are restaurants nearby and it’s possible to walk to Arco della Pace in less than thirty-minutes. Wherever the day takes you, this apartment has everything you could need to switch off and unwind. At full occupancy two guests will be sleeping on the sofa in the living room, but this is a sweet option for families and groups looking for a fresh and contemporary base to call home. 

A Call to the City

This flat is one of those places that makes you feel at home as soon as you arrive. It's full of gusto – think vivid greens, bright reds, glitzy gold mirrors and at the centre of it all, a gorgeous jungle-themed wallpaper that adds the perfect amount of pizazz. 

The living room was our favourite spot to relax and unwind after a long day, but the Japanese-style bathroom, Scandi-style kitchen and the cosy bedroom were just as stylish. Although there's nowhere to sit, we enjoyed the small balcony, too – it catches the evening sun and looks out over the bustling city streets, so you can stand with a glass of wine and watch the world pass by. 

Location-wise, you're nestled at the edge of Chinatown and Sempione, so there's a vast array of bars and restaurants of all types within walking distance. Runners can start their morning off with a jog through Parco Sempione (fourteen minutes on foot) before enjoying a day sightseeing – Castello Sforzesco (a twenty-minute stroll), Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (half an hour on foot) and the Duomo (walkable in thirty-five minutes) are all within easy reach.

Ricordo

Experience Milan in this apartment, which is within walking distance of Arco della Pace and Piazzale Giulio Cesare. There are also plenty of local cafes and shops, while public transport links are a short stroll away when you want to explore the rest of the city. After a busy day, there are communal gardens here, as well as a private balcony to relax on, while inside is modern and bright. The living room also sleeps guests three and four on a sofa bed. This place is ideal for a business professional looking to be near Milan’s business district, but equally, it will suit families and friends looking to live like a local.

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This Milanese apartment is located just five minutes from Arco della Pace and beautiful Sempione Park. You’ll be able to see the sights of Milan with no trouble at all, thanks to great transport links – there are metro, tram, and bus options just a stone’s throw from the apartment. When you’re not out soaking up everything the city has to offer, you’ll love calling this loft home. There’s an indoor pool and sauna that make downtime as relaxing as can be, and the decor is modern and cool – though those with a fear of heights may not enjoy the glass flooring. 


Milan Magic

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This characterful loft is just a thirty-five-minute train ride from the centre of Milan, offering the ideal base for exploring the city. The home blends comfort and style, with a private outdoor space, a jacuzzi, and a sunken seating area that's perfect for chilled evenings with a drink in hand. A full kitchen, bar space, generous storage, and free parking make longer stays a breeze. At full capacity, two guests will sleep on the downstairs sofa bed. The single bedroom is fully private, while the mezzanine double is semi-open to the living space below. Some areas, particularly the bathrooms, do feel a little dated. But with its generous layout, peaceful setting, and easy access to the city, this stay is full of appeal.

Mezzanine Milan

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This contemporary villa is located in the neighbourhood of Barona, known for its green spaces. You’ll have the best of both worlds here – easy access to the city centre for exploring Milan and a peaceful place to head home to at the end of a busy day. You’ve even got a private garden where you can enjoy a glass of Prosecco before firing up the barbecue. The modern decor here won’t be to everyone’s tastes, but we think this fuss-free home is a great option for a family or group of friends wanting a quieter stay in Milan.

Milan's Treasure Chest

Milan's Chinatown is a diverse, well-connected neighbourhood, and this ground-floor apartment is the perfect base for exploring the city. Don't miss the grand Parco Sempione on your way into the city – you can't miss the Arco della Pace at the park entrance. The mezzanine bedroom is a highlight, where there's just enough space to unwind after a busy day. However, there's also a ground-floor bedroom and a sofa bed if you'd rather have a bit more head space. While there's not too much space in the kitchen (and a lack of natural light), you'll find everything you need to cook meals – that's if you don't fancy the numerous pizzerias in the neighbourhood.

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