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Apartment Casa Pop Art with Terrace and AC
- 4 Personen
- 1 Schlafzimmer
- 1 Badezimmer
- 75 m²
- Ganze Wohnung
- Haustiere nicht erlaubt
- WLAN
Between Lambrate and Città Studi, Pop Art is a modern and unique two-room apartment, renovated and stylishly furnished for your stay in Milan.
Bright and spacious, it features a beautiful kitchen, a double bedroom, a living room with books, and a terrace overlooking a shared garden.
Well connected to the entire city, the 80 sqm apartment has its own character and is a true oasis of tranquility.
Kind guests are advised that work will be carried out on the facade and balconies starting in mid-April 2026. The apartment is on the second floor of a renovated, quiet building and is ideal as a comfortable base for those seeking a relaxing stay in a lively, well-served neighborhood.
Lovingly and meticulously furnished, the one-bedroom apartment offers all the comforts of home, in typical modern Milanese style.
Upon entering, you enter the living room with a large, comfortable sofa bed, television, and a separate, fully equipped kitchen.
A hallway leads to the elegant bathroom and the mezzanine with a double bed. The kitchen is fully equipped: an espresso machine, kettle, dishwasher, oven, microwave, and refrigerator with freezer.
The Pop Art spaces have been optimized for a pleasant stay, without sacrificing anything.
Free high-speed Wi-Fi and air conditioning in the living room complete the offer.
PLEASE NOTE: Guests are advised that air conditioning is only available from June 1st to September 30th. NATIONAL CODE: IT015146C2V6KGJDPQ REGIONAL CODE: 015146-CNI-05172 To ensure the security of your personal data, 7 days before your arrival you will receive instructions to register your documents via our Guest Portal and to pay the City Tax. We need such procedure to verify your ids and docs and in order to send info to the police service "Alloggiati Web" which is Italian procedure to host guest in italy.
You can find all the information on the official website alloggiatiweb.poliziadistato Switching on and off air conditioning and heating is subject to compliance with current Italian legislation (DPR 16/04/2013 n.74, DM 383 - 6/10/2022). Summer: the average air temperature must not get below 26°C (78,8 °F) for all kinds of buildings Winter: the weighted average of the air temperatures must not exceed 19°C (66,2 °F). Time and period of operation depend on the climatic zone defined by the standard.
Milano Climatic Zone E: 14 hours a day from October 15th to April 15th. Please note: completing the registration is MANDATORY in order to receive the instructions and access the apartment We inform you that assistance for any problems related to Automated Smartlock door system is possible (remotely) until 10:00 pm This flat has an Automated Smartlock door system, the instructions to access the apartment will be sent automatically only after completing the registration, 7 days before the arrival date.
Pop Art allows you to live in a residential area considered one of Milan's most diverse, vibrant, and well-connected: Lambrate, not far from the Ortica neighborhood.
A stone's throw from Città Studi and well-connected to the city center by subway and tram, these two neighborhoods are bustling with life, events, and initiatives.
On one side is Lambrate, a former working-class neighborhood par excellence, home to the Innocenti factory and where the Lambretta scooter was produced; on the other is Ortica, the city's first museum-like neighborhood, where history is painted on the walls.
Lambrate is a post-industrial area, originally a working-class neighborhood, which over the past decade has become a hub for creativity.
There are studios, art galleries, and numerous events in converted factories and warehouses.
The best thing is the combination of this vibrant atmosphere and the feeling of being in a secluded village (despite not being far from the city center) where there's a pleasant neighborhood feel.
These neighborhoods are favored by young people and families: without losing the atmosphere of old Milan's working-class gasworks and underpasses, Lambrate and Ortica are a vibrant hub. In Lambrate, thanks to the loft art district behind the station, which comes alive during Design Week, and in Ortica, thanks to the murals that create a journey of memory curated by the street art collective Orticanoodles.
Lambrate and Ortica are separated by the railway, but they were originally part of the same municipality, becoming part of the municipality of Milan in 1923. Città Studi has a different layout from the rest of the city: spacious streets intersecting at right angles and tree-lined boulevards lined with neoclassical and neo-Gothic buildings.
Nestled between Porta Venezia and Lambrate, it resembles Turin more than Milan, even though it is a very Milanese neighborhood.
Built by the fascist regime between the late 1920s and early 1930s around the new headquarters of the Milan Polytechnic in Piazza Leonardo Da Vinci, Città Studi houses all of the university's scientific faculties (e.g. Physics and Biology), as well as the Milan Polytechnic's Engineering and Architecture faculties.
From Casa Pop Art, you can easily get around Milan by public transportation: the location allows for easy access to the city center by taking the MM1 subway to the Pasteur stop, a 10-minute walk from Piazza Duomo in 6 stops, or by taking the MM2 Lambrate stop, a 10-minute walk from Central Station in 4 stops.
The Cancer Institute is a 5-minute drive or 20 minutes by public transportation.
Bright and spacious, it features a beautiful kitchen, a double bedroom, a living room with books, and a terrace overlooking a shared garden.
Well connected to the entire city, the 80 sqm apartment has its own character and is a true oasis of tranquility.
Kind guests are advised that work will be carried out on the facade and balconies starting in mid-April 2026. The apartment is on the second floor of a renovated, quiet building and is ideal as a comfortable base for those seeking a relaxing stay in a lively, well-served neighborhood.
Lovingly and meticulously furnished, the one-bedroom apartment offers all the comforts of home, in typical modern Milanese style.
Upon entering, you enter the living room with a large, comfortable sofa bed, television, and a separate, fully equipped kitchen.
A hallway leads to the elegant bathroom and the mezzanine with a double bed. The kitchen is fully equipped: an espresso machine, kettle, dishwasher, oven, microwave, and refrigerator with freezer.
The Pop Art spaces have been optimized for a pleasant stay, without sacrificing anything.
Free high-speed Wi-Fi and air conditioning in the living room complete the offer.
PLEASE NOTE: Guests are advised that air conditioning is only available from June 1st to September 30th. NATIONAL CODE: IT015146C2V6KGJDPQ REGIONAL CODE: 015146-CNI-05172 To ensure the security of your personal data, 7 days before your arrival you will receive instructions to register your documents via our Guest Portal and to pay the City Tax. We need such procedure to verify your ids and docs and in order to send info to the police service "Alloggiati Web" which is Italian procedure to host guest in italy.
You can find all the information on the official website alloggiatiweb.poliziadistato Switching on and off air conditioning and heating is subject to compliance with current Italian legislation (DPR 16/04/2013 n.74, DM 383 - 6/10/2022). Summer: the average air temperature must not get below 26°C (78,8 °F) for all kinds of buildings Winter: the weighted average of the air temperatures must not exceed 19°C (66,2 °F). Time and period of operation depend on the climatic zone defined by the standard.
Milano Climatic Zone E: 14 hours a day from October 15th to April 15th. Please note: completing the registration is MANDATORY in order to receive the instructions and access the apartment We inform you that assistance for any problems related to Automated Smartlock door system is possible (remotely) until 10:00 pm This flat has an Automated Smartlock door system, the instructions to access the apartment will be sent automatically only after completing the registration, 7 days before the arrival date.
Pop Art allows you to live in a residential area considered one of Milan's most diverse, vibrant, and well-connected: Lambrate, not far from the Ortica neighborhood.
A stone's throw from Città Studi and well-connected to the city center by subway and tram, these two neighborhoods are bustling with life, events, and initiatives.
On one side is Lambrate, a former working-class neighborhood par excellence, home to the Innocenti factory and where the Lambretta scooter was produced; on the other is Ortica, the city's first museum-like neighborhood, where history is painted on the walls.
Lambrate is a post-industrial area, originally a working-class neighborhood, which over the past decade has become a hub for creativity.
There are studios, art galleries, and numerous events in converted factories and warehouses.
The best thing is the combination of this vibrant atmosphere and the feeling of being in a secluded village (despite not being far from the city center) where there's a pleasant neighborhood feel.
These neighborhoods are favored by young people and families: without losing the atmosphere of old Milan's working-class gasworks and underpasses, Lambrate and Ortica are a vibrant hub. In Lambrate, thanks to the loft art district behind the station, which comes alive during Design Week, and in Ortica, thanks to the murals that create a journey of memory curated by the street art collective Orticanoodles.
Lambrate and Ortica are separated by the railway, but they were originally part of the same municipality, becoming part of the municipality of Milan in 1923. Città Studi has a different layout from the rest of the city: spacious streets intersecting at right angles and tree-lined boulevards lined with neoclassical and neo-Gothic buildings.
Nestled between Porta Venezia and Lambrate, it resembles Turin more than Milan, even though it is a very Milanese neighborhood.
Built by the fascist regime between the late 1920s and early 1930s around the new headquarters of the Milan Polytechnic in Piazza Leonardo Da Vinci, Città Studi houses all of the university's scientific faculties (e.g. Physics and Biology), as well as the Milan Polytechnic's Engineering and Architecture faculties.
From Casa Pop Art, you can easily get around Milan by public transportation: the location allows for easy access to the city center by taking the MM1 subway to the Pasteur stop, a 10-minute walk from Piazza Duomo in 6 stops, or by taking the MM2 Lambrate stop, a 10-minute walk from Central Station in 4 stops.
The Cancer Institute is a 5-minute drive or 20 minutes by public transportation.
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