Luxury Apartment for Rent Milan | A private space, in the truest sense of the word: intimate, refined, and deeply personal. This exclusive apartment is a rare opportunity to live in a beautifully curated home, where every detail – from the finishes to the materials, from the lighting to the furnishings – contributes to creating a precious and comfortable living environment.

Welcome to your “Milanese” home for rent, located at Via Broletto 37

The apartment, newly renovated and measuring approximately 60 sqm, is located on the first floor of an elegant building.

A complete renovation has redefined the internal layout, improving functionality and comfort throughout.
The entrance features built-in custom wardrobes. The living area includes a lounge with dining table and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen. Every element has been designed and built to measure.

The sleeping area offers a spacious bedroom with quiet interior views, ensuring excellent privacy and acoustic comfort.
The bathroom is fitted with a large crystal-glass shower and premium Gessi accessories and fixtures. A walk-in wardrobe completes the space.

DETAILS & FEATURES

• Exquisite flooring combining fine wood and marble

• Intelligent lighting design supported by large windo

• ws offering abundant natural light

• Double exposure with internal views onto a well-kept communal garden

• Custom-made furnishings throughout, with a focus on comfort and practicality

LOCATION & TECHNICAL FEATURES

Via Broletto 37, Milan – First Floor
Energy Class A
Home Automation System
 Concierge Service
Centralized heating and cooling system with inverter heat pump

For more information or to book a visit, contact Immobiliare SANTALFREDO at +39 039 6908137 (Phone or WhatsApp).

ARCHITECTURE | FIGINI & POLLINI – POETRY AND PROSE

The building at Via Broletto, constructed on the ruins left by the bombings of August 1943, is a perfect example of what Figini and Pollini masterfully combined in their works:

The poetry of a façade that transforms with every exposure to light, shifting through different textures and materials. And the prose of bold volumes and modern heights, symbols of post-war reconstruction, optimism, and Milan’s fearless drive to begin anew.