Appartement Exclusif Dans Le Centre Historique De Milan

Corso Magenta. Inside a stately, state-of-the-art building with elegant common areas and a full-day concierge service, this highly prestigious residence is located on the garden floor, where comfort, privacy, and quality of living blend in perfect balance.

The apartment, approximately 266 m2, stands out for the generosity of its spaces and for its fluid and harmonious distribution. The entrance leads to a large living area, consisting of a living room and dining room, bright and welcoming spaces. The kitchen, separate and functional, is equipped with a service entrance and integrates discreetly into the operating area of the house, completed by guest bathroom and laundry room.

The private and quiet sleeping area accommodates four double bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering comfort and privacy in a setting of absolute elegance. Each room is characterized by balanced proportions and a pleasant natural brightness.

A distinctive feature of the property is its extraordinary outdoor space: a terrace overlooking an exclusive garden of approximately 300 square meters, a rare green oasis in urban areas, capable of offering moments of tranquility and privacy in a captivating setting.

A car box completes the property.

Confidential negotiation. Energy class G.

The position represents a further value of absolute importance.

The Corso Magenta area is one of the most elegant in Milan, located in the historic center. It is a high-end residential neighborhood, characterized by stately homes, historic buildings, and a quiet yet central atmosphere. It is a highly appreciated area because it combines prestige, livability and proximity to the main points of the city.

Corso Magenta is well served: just a few minutes away are the Cadorna FN and Conciliazione metro stops on the M1 line (red), while the M2 line (green) also passes through Cadorna. Milan Cadorna station also offers train connections and the Malpensa Express to the airport. Trams and buses complete a very efficient transport network.

The area is also very rich in culture and art. Here you will find iconic places such as Santa Maria delle Grazie, which houses Leonardo da Vinci’s famous Last Supper, and the Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, often called the “Sistine Chapel of Milan”. Also nearby are the Casa degli Atellani, with the vineyard attributed to Leonardo, and the Archaeological Museum of Milan.

Despite being central, Corso Magenta maintains a private and pleasant atmosphere, with historic bars, restaurants and quality shops. The proximity to areas such as Sant’Ambrogio and Corso Vercelli adds further services and opportunities.