Easylife - Historic style, wellness on the Navigli

THE SPACE

Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental apartment management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessential expression of elegant urban living.



Step into this refined, expertly renovated apartment on the ground floor of a historic building with a concierge and integrated air conditioning. The entrance introduces a space that blends modernity and charm, leading to the new bathroom with a large walk-in glass shower, a true tribute to functional design.

The bright living room, with a cozy sofa bed and Smart TV, overlooks the dining area, where a linear kitchen with quality appliances promises convivial moments. The master bedroom, enhanced by a custom-built built-in wardrobe, embodies the perfect harmony between form and function.

But the heart of the apartment is the vaulted ceiling in patinated pink plaster, adorned with relief decorations that recall a noble past with delicate majesty, lending tactile depth and timeless charm to the entire space.

The result is a home that offers a sensory living experience: every detail, from the historic architecture to the contemporary comfort, is designed to welcome, surprise, and offer an exclusive experience of design.



Paid parking nearby

Garage Ariberto - Via Ariberto, 25 - 20123 Milan



FURTHER INFORMATIONS

The apartment is part of Easylife House, a well-known specialized group throughout Italy, a guarantee of reliability and quality of service. With Easylife, a dedicated Host will be at your disposal to meet your needs.

• Restaurants and/or events.

• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.

• Shopping and much more.



NEIGHBORHOOD

The Sant'Ambrogio neighborhood is one of the most evocative and multifaceted places in Milan's historic center: here, ancient silence coexists with the vibrant pace of the modern city.

At the heart of the neighborhood stands the basilica of the same name, founded by Saint Ambrose between 379 and 386, today among the oldest churches in the city. Its simple Romanesque façade, quadriportico, and naves, the result of consolidation between the 11th and 12th centuries, house treasures such as the crypt containing the saint's relics, the famous Serpent of Moses, and the Golden Altar made of gold, bronze, and precious stones.

In front of the basilica stands the mysterious Devil's Column, a Roman column with two legendary holes linked to a battle between the saint and the devil. A symbol imbued with medieval charm and folklore.

On festive evenings, this space once hosted the traditional "Oh Bej! Oh Bej!" Christmas market, a centuries-old event now relocated to the Sforza Castle but still strongly tied to the local identity.

A few steps away, the Tempio della Vittoria, a monument to the Milanese fallen of the First World War designed by Giovanni Muzio, is worth a visit: a place of realist remembrance with a strong civic connotation.

Near the basilica, in Piazzale Sant'Ambrogio, the urban buzz is palpable: shops, bistros, and cobbled streets lead to the nearby Basilica of San Simpliciano, another early Christian gem also founded by Sant'Ambrogio, with a Benedictine cloister and austere atmosphere.

Extending your gaze to the surrounding neighborhood, you come across unmissable destinations: the Pinacoteca di Brera, the bohemian charm of the streets of Brera, the Sforza Castle with its museums, Sempione Park, and the Arco della Pace – an artful itinerary that It combines beauty, history, and nature.

This is Sant'Ambrogio, a place of prayer, legend, memory, and art, perfectly nestled in an urban setting that combines spirituality, culture, and civic vitality.



Pharmacy

Ariberto Pharmacy - Via De Amicis Edmondo, 51 - 20123 Milan

Hospital

Policlinico Hospital - Via della Commenda, 12 - 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Pam Local - Via De Amicis Edmondo, 59 - 20123 Milan



GET AROUND

Via Ausonio 6 is located in the heart of the Sant'Ambrogio – Carrobbio neighborhood, one of Milan's most charming and historic areas. The address enjoys a central yet quiet location, well-served by a comprehensive public transportation network, including buses, trams, the subway, and, just a short distance away, the new M4 (blue) line. This ensures rapid connections to the city center, train stations, and all three Milan airports.



Bus and Tram

The area is perfectly integrated into the surface transportation network, with numerous stops within walking distance:

Tram 2 runs along Via Cesare Correnti and connects the neighborhood with the historic center (Duomo, Via Torino) and the Naviglio Grande canal, all the way to Piazza Negrelli.

Tram 14 passes through Via Molino delle Armi and continues toward Piazza Duomo and Via Torino, offering a convenient connection to the city center and the southwest area of ​​the city.

Tram 10, a circular line that runs along Viale Coni Zugna and connects Porta Genova with the entire city center, all the way to Centrale FS.

Bus 94, a circular line that connects Porta Volta with Cadorna, passing through several central areas, including Sant'Ambrogio and Città Studi.

Buses 50 and 58 run along Via San Vittore, heading towards Cairoli and the Lorenteggio area.



Subway

Via Ausonio 6 is conveniently located near two major subway lines:

Line M2 (Green) – Sant'Agostino stop, about a 5-minute walk away, directly connects to Cadorna (M1 interchange and Ferrovie Nord), Garibaldi FS, Lambrate, Centrale FS, and Assago.

Line M1 (Red) – reachable from Cadorna FS in one stop on the M2 or a 10-minute walk, provides quick connections to San Babila, Duomo, Porta Venezia, Loreto, and all the way to Rho Fiera.



M4 Line (Blue)

Thanks to the recent opening of the M4 metro line, the Via Ausonio area is now also connected to the new east-west line:

The De Amicis M4 stop is about a 6-7 minute walk away, taking Via Cesare Correnti or Via De Amicis.

The M4 is an ideal option for quick trips to the airport and for crossing Milan from east to west without transfers.



Getting to the Train Stations

Central Station: M2 from Sant’Agostino to Centrale FS (estimated travel time 15-20 minutes).

Cadorna FN Station: M2 towards Gessate/Cologno, 1 stop (3 minutes), or a 10-12 minute walk. Trains to Malpensa also depart from here.

Garibaldi FS Station: M2 towards Gessate, about 4 stops from Sant’Agostino, 10-12 minutes.

Porta Genova Station: 1 stop on the M2 line towards Assago, or walk about 10 minutes.

San Cristoforo FS Station: Accessible by the M4 line (De Amicis, San Cristoforo) in about 15 minutes.



Getting to the Airports

Milan Linate Airport: Direct route on the M4 line from De Amicis to Linate Airport, estimated time 20 minutes.

Milan Malpensa Airport:

M2 line from Sant’Agostino to Cadorna FN, then Malpensa Express (train every 30 minutes, journey time about 45 minutes).

Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport:

M2 line to Centrale FS, then shuttle bus (Orio Shuttle, Terravision).

Total travel time 75-90 minutes, depending on traffic.



In Summary

Via Ausonio 6 stands out for its central location and excellent transport links. The combination of surface transport (trams and buses), the M1, M2, and M4 subway lines, and proximity to major railway hubs allows for simple, fast, and efficient travel to any part of the city and beyond. The proximity to the M4 De Amicis stop provides a direct connection to Linate Airport, while the M2 and M1 lines provide easy access to the main stations, university areas, shopping districts, and trade fair hubs. An ideal location for those seeking convenience, connectivity, and a central location.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366