Appartement Lumineux De Trois Pièces Dans Un Bâtiment Historique

Some apartments are chosen for their location, others for their space. And then there are homes that captivate with their atmosphere—those details that tell a story and make every room instantly recognizable.

On Via Scarlatti, within a splendid early 20th-century building, we present an elegant three-room apartment on the second floor—a home with authentic Milanese charm where the character of period architecture meets a more contemporary approach to living. You’ll be greeted by high ceilings, the harmonious proportions of the rooms, and a natural light that flows effortlessly through the spaces.

The apartment is currently part of a larger unit but is slated for subdivision as shown in the attached floor plan.

Refined original stucco work and period hardwood floors are precious testaments to the home’s history and create a warm, sophisticated atmosphere that is hard to replicate. The heart of the home is the large living area with an open kitchen, designed as a single space for living and sharing. A convivial and elegant space where the charm of the original features harmonizes with a more contemporary and informal layout: the ideal place to relax, entertain friends, or simply enjoy the home in everyday life.

The sleeping area includes two intimate and cozy bedrooms, as well as a spacious walk-in closet, designed to organize the space with discretion and functionality. The large, generously sized bathroom completes the interior and contributes to the home’s sense of comfort. Two balconies further expand the living space, serving as pleasant openings to the outdoors that bring light into the rooms and offer a particularly appreciated added value in city life.

A basement completes the property.

What makes this home special, however, is not a single feature but the whole: the high ceilings, the frescoes, the original stucco work and hardwood floors, and the light and character of the rooms all preserve the charm of authentic early 20th-century Milanese residences. The surrounding neighborhood also exudes the same elegance.

The property is located within a charming early 20th-century building, rich in original architectural details and featuring a full-time concierge service—a presence that adds comfort and convenience to daily life.

In the heart of Milan—a city to be experienced—Via Scarlatti occupies a particularly strategic location, between Corso Buenos Aires, Porta Venezia, and Milano Centrale, in a lively and cosmopolitan part of the city that offers everything just a short walk from home. Boutiques and shops, restaurants, bistros, cafés, bars, and all kinds of services bring the neighborhood to life throughout the day. Its proximity to Corso Buenos Aires means you can reach one of Milan’s main shopping thoroughfares in just a few minutes, while heading toward Porta Venezia takes you to one of the city’s most dynamic areas, renowned for its culinary offerings, nightlife, and contemporary lifestyle.

The location is also ideal for those who want to get around easily without relying on a car. The Lima (M1), Caiazzo (M2), and Loreto (M1-M2) subway stations, along with numerous surface transit lines, provide quick connections to the city center and Milan’s main areas. The nearby Central Station, served by the M2 and M3 lines, also makes traveling outside the city particularly easy, thanks to high-speed trains, national and international rail connections, and direct services to Milan’s airports. A dynamic and perfectly connected location that allows you to experience Milan with great freedom and, once you return home, rediscover the charm and atmosphere of a bygone era.

A three-room apartment that blends history and modernity, where the living room with open kitchen, two bedrooms, walk-in closet, large bathroom, two balconies, and basement come together with the beauty of high ceilings, frescoes, stucco, and original hardwood floors. A home that doesn’t try to imitate the charm of period residences—it truly possesses it.