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Accedi
[ita] Disponibile da: 01/08/2027
Mensilità minime prenotabili: 1
Mensilità massime prenotabili: 18
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[eng] Available from: 01/08/2027
Minimum months rental: 1
Maximum months rental: 18
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Darsena and Navigli District in Milan are the right place to live the life of the city to the full, where peolple (and not only) gather to hang out with friends, have a drink or eat in the many places around here.
The apartment consists of an entrance that opens onto a living area with armchair, dining table, tv and a small balcony. There is also a small fully equipped kitchen, a spacious bedroom with two single beds, a desk and a large wardrobe, as well as a bathroom with shower and washing machine.
Bocconi University is a 10-minute walk away.
The nearest metro stop is Porta Genova (M2 - green line).
Tram 3 and bus 71 stops are a 2-minute walk away.
The naba is a 10-minute walk away.
Check-in can be arranged from 11:00 to 18:00.
Monthly rates:
• 1.300,00€ for monthly rent
• 200,00€ for building fees
• 250,00€ for utilities (A/C, Heating, Water, Electricity, Gas, Wifi)
Total of monthly cost: 1.750,00€
You will pay once (una tantum, upon contract signature) the following amounts:
• 1.000€: 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.
• 270,00€ (vat included) for the final cleaning
Linen is not included.
The apartment on Corso San Gottardo in Milan is located in the Ticinese neighbourhood, between the Darsena, the Navigli canals and the Bocconi university area. A convenient location for international students, lecturers and business travellers, making it easy to balance university, work and everyday neighbourhood life.
Corso San Gottardo is a shopping street in historic Milan, with independent shops, grocery stores, supermarkets, bakeries and cafés that are particularly useful for stays of several months. Walking towards Piazza XXIV Maggio brings you to Porta Ticinese and the Darsena, the starting point for walks along the Naviglio Grande and Naviglio Pavese canals. With waterside paths, restaurants and bars, the neighbourhood offers plenty of options for a break after class or dinner after work, in a lively setting that remains popular in the evening.
The proximity to Bocconi University and sda Bocconi School of Management makes this location particularly convenient for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, mbas and executive courses. Other accessible institutions include the naba and Domus Academy campus on Via Darwin, specialising in art, fashion and design, and iulm University, in the Romolo area. Università Cattolica, near sant’ambrogio, and the University of Milan’s main campus on Via Festa del Perdono are also within reach. For students attending ied Milan, the location provides access to both the Via Pompeo Leoni campus and the Via Sciesa and Via Bezzecca buildings: the best route depends on where your course takes place.
For business travellers, a particular advantage is the proximity to the Tortona Design District, around Via Tortona, Via Savona and Via Bergognone. The area is home to showrooms and meeting and event venues such as base Milano and Superstudio Più, key destinations during Milan Design Week and professional fashion events. The Piazza Affari and Cordusio area is also accessible, making it convenient for appointments in Milan’s financial centre and at professional firms in the city centre.
Transport connections make it easy to get around without a car. Tram 3, running along Corso San Gottardo, heads towards Via Torino and the Duomo. Tram 9, accessible around Piazza XXIV Maggio and Viale Col di Lana, connects Porta Genova with the Bocconi area, Porta Romana, Piazza Cinque Giornate and Milano Centrale railway station. The M2 metro at Porta Genova provides direct connections to Cadorna, Garibaldi and Centrale. For Linate Airport, take the M4 metro, either walking to De Amicis station or changing from the M2 at sant’ambrogio.
Universities and schools: approximate travel times from the apartment
- Bocconi University – Sarfatti/Röntgen campus: approximately 5–8 minutes by bike or 15–20 minutes by public transport, taking tram 9 and completing the journey on foot.
- sda Bocconi School of Management – Via Sarfatti: approximately 5–8 minutes by bike or 15–20 minutes by public transport, depending on the destination building.
- naba and Domus Academy – Via Darwin campus: approximately 5–8 minutes by bike or 15–25 minutes by public transport; walking is also a practical option.
- iulm University – Via Carlo Bo campus: approximately 10–15 minutes by bike or 25–35 minutes by public transport, travelling to Porta Genova and continuing on the M2 to Romolo.
- Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore – Largo Gemelli: approximately 10–12 minutes by bike or 20–30 minutes by public transport, taking the M2 from Porta Genova to sant’ambrogio, followed by a walk.
- University of Milan – main campus on Via Festa del Perdono: approximately 10–15 minutes by bike or 25–35 minutes by public transport, taking tram 3 towards the city centre and continuing on foot.
- ied Milan – Via Pompeo Leoni campus: approximately 10–15 minutes by bike or 25–35 minutes by public transport.
- ied Milan – Via Sciesa and Via Bezzecca buildings: approximately 15–20 minutes by bike or 30–40 minutes by public transport, taking tram 9 towards Piazza Cinque Giornate, followed by a walk.
Places of interest for work and everyday city life:
- Tortona Design District – Via Tortona/Via Savona area: approximately 10–15 minutes by bike or 20–30 minutes by public transport, via Porta Genova.
- base Milano and Superstudio Più: approximately 10–15 minutes by bike or 25–35 minutes by public transport, including walking sections.
- Piazza Affari – Palazzo Mezzanotte and the Cordusio area: approximately 12–15 minutes by bike or 25–35 minutes by public transport, taking tram 3 towards the city centre and continuing on foot.
- Duomo: approximately 10–15 minutes by bike or 20–30 minutes by public transport, taking tram 3.
- Porta Genova M2: approximately 5–8 minutes by bike or 15–20 minutes by public transport, walking to tram 9.
- Milano Centrale railway station: approximately 25–35 minutes by bike or 35–45 minutes by public transport, taking the M2 from Porta Genova.
