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<p>Newly renovated studio apartment on the second floor (with elevator), located in a typical Milanese "casa di ringhiera" (a tenement house) dating back to the late 19th century. The apartment features a double bed on the mezzanine and a queen-sized sofa bed, a fully equipped kitchen with an induction stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, kettle, and washing machine, and a new bathroom with a spacious shower. Air conditioning and heating are provided, and the entrance is secured by a security door and private balcony. The location is unrivaled: the entrance is just 10 meters from the Pasteur stop (red line), which connects to Piazza Duomo and the Central Station in 15 minutes. The T28 community center is located next door, and on Fridays it hosts a popular dinner open to all. Some evenings, there may be music until 10:00-11:00 PM. The NoLo neighborhood is vibrant and multicultural, boasting many bars, restaurants, and cultural activities thanks to recent gentrification. It offers an authentic and safe environment, especially inside the building, ideal for those who want to experience the true and dynamic side of Milan. The building is a typical Milanese "casa di ringhiera," or tenement house, built in the late 19th century as a home for working-class families. It was occupied in 1978, and even today, some apartments are peacefully inhabited by longtime residents who have helped keep the community spirit alive. This makes the neighborhood special and unique: a blend of popular history, neighborhood life, and the new cultural energies that characterize contemporary Milan.</p>

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