Casa Titta - Charmin loft in a lovely area

An elegant loft in the center of Milano
Located in the beating heart of Milan, between Porta Romana and Porta Vittoria, just 15 minutes from Piazza San Babila, this exclusive ground-floor loft with mezzanine is a perfect base for both those who want to explore the city and those who need to stay for study or work.
Spacious and bright rooms
The entrance opens onto a bright, airy open space in the living area. It is characterized by clean lines and tasteful furnishings: a sofa, a dining table, and an open kitchen with clean lines and the latest appliances. The atmosphere is cozy and refined. The apartment is located in an inner courtyard, which is very quiet.
On the same floor is a large bathroom with ante-bathroom.
The high ceiling and exposed brick loft houses the sleeping area, with a large double bed and a large walk-in closet, offering all the space you need to organize your wardrobe better.
Via Sciesa is located in an elegant neighborhood just outside Area C and is well-connected by public transportation.
The area is well-frequented, and there are several bars and restaurants. Supermarkets, pharmacies, and grocery stores are within walking distance.
New furnishings and fixtures
The newly renovated apartment offers all the latest comforts. The furnishings are sober and contemporary, with a very Milanese taste.
The area is lively and very pleasant. Nearby are supermarkets, pharmacies, bars, and typical Milanese restaurants.
In addition, nearby parks and gardens allow you to enjoy moments of relaxation in contact with nature.

Although the street has no monumental tourist attractions, its strategic location makes it an excellent starting point for exploring the city.
Here are some of the most exciting attractions that you can easily reach:
Cinque Giornate Square and Corso di Porta Vittoria: A shopping area with beautiful period houses.
Viale Monte Nero: This street is renowned for its antique stores and somewhat bohemian atmosphere.
Downtown: A 15-minute walk takes you to San Babila and the fashion district, from which you can explore the city's historic center.
Porta Romana: This area is famous for its nightlife, with numerous bars, restaurants, and trendy clubs.

Getting around:
The area is well-served by public transportation. Streetcars and buses will allow you to reach any point in the city easily. In addition, the presence of bike lanes makes the area ideal for those who like to get around by bike.
The nearest streetcar stop to the Centrale Station or, in the opposite direction, to Porta Genova and the Navigli, is “Monte Nero-Spartaco" (Line 9)
The nearest subway stop is “Porta Romana” (Yellow Line) or “Dateo” (Blue Line)