Furnished Monthly rental: Apartment for rent in Milan Milan Area Lombardy Italy, for longer stays

1 bedroom Apartment for rent in Milan, Italy

In the heart of Milan's Navigli area modern and cosy one-bedroom apartment located on the second floor without lift. Very quiet thanks to the internal facing and bright, just renovated in an essential and modern style, it is composed of an entrance, a living area with sofa and smart TV, fully equipped open kitchen and dining table, double bedroom with large wardrobe and bathroom with shower and washing machine. The flat is air-conditioned and has Wi-Fi internet access. Located in a quiet street in the lively and characteristic Navigli Ticinese district, a few steps away from the university pole Luigi Bocconi, the Ied Istituto Europeo del Design, the NABA school, well served by public transport green metro line M2 stop Porta Genova is at 10 minutes walk and shops, very convenient to reach the centre, the Duomo of Milan and the Cadorna railway station. Energy class G - EP gl, nren 426.49 kwh mq/year. Please note: The deposit is equal to 2 months' rent for stays longer than 6 months. Payments, after the first one through Uniplaces, must be made by bank transfer or credit card. Utilities included up to 60 euros per month. Any additional costs will be charged separately. Tourist visa not accepted to sign the contract. A valid passport and tax code are required to register the contract. If the signatory is a company, the rent will be increased by 30. The contract can be provided with a leasing period of up to 18 months, so in case of longer stays, it can be renewed. In case of early termination of the lease, an additional cost of 100 euros and a notice of 30 to 60 days is required, depending on the duration of the lease. Price of final cleaning included according to the conditions of the optional service: 40 euros per hour. Bed linen and towels are provided free of charge. Late night check-ins and public holidays are subject to an additional cost. This host speaks Italian, English and French.