Summary:

In the amazing setting of the prestigious City Life district, IB-HOME offers a splendid and quiet two-room apartment that has just been renovated and is complete with everything necessary for short and medium-term stays.

Kitchen, wall-mounted TV, Wi-Fi, washing machine and bathroom with large shower cubicle.



The Space:

Welcome to CityLife 6, a stylish apartment in the heart of the prestigious City Life district. This renovated two-room suite offers a blend of comfort and modern design. The apartment features a functional kitchen, ideal for preparing your favorite meals. Enjoy entertainment with the wall-mounted TV and stay connected with Wi-Fi. The bathroom boasts a spacious shower cubicle. The apartment includes a bedroom and a living space, designed for relaxation. You'll also find amenities such as air conditioning, heating, and a washing machine. The apartment is on a single level, ensuring ease of access.



The Neighborhood:

CityLife was born from the urban regeneration of Portello, a district in the north-west of Milan previously occupied by the old Fiera Milano City, historically known as Fiera Campionaria and today moved to Rho-Pero. The new hub, 255,000 square meters large and inspired by large metropolises for modernity and sustainability, enhances the entire city thanks to its green spaces, multipurpose public areas, private residences and towers occupied by the business centers of major multinationals.

The beating heart of CityLife is Piazza Tre Torri, the large pedestrian area set up with green tubs finished in steel, designed by One Works, which gives access to the CityLife Shopping District, a center in which there are more than 80 shops, 20 restaurants , 7 cinemas and a supermarket; the district is in turn divided into the indoor mall, designed by Zaha Hadid and finished internally with soft waves in bamboo strips, and the open air promenade designed by the Mario Galantino studio in an exquisitely minimal key.

The square, served by the M5 line, however, takes its name from the three tall buildings of the business district that overlook it, and which, as in a Sergio Leone film, are amicably called "the crooked", "the straight" and "the curved ”, nicknames that suggest the design and the particular shapes adopted to redefine the Milanese skyline.

It is, respectively, the Generali tower designed by Zaha Hadid (or Torre Hadid), 177 m high, directly connected to the shopping center and among the first “in torsion” to have a concrete structure; of the Allianz tower designed by Arata Isozaki and Andrea Maffei Architects (or Torre Isozaki), 209 m high, completed by four support brackets anchored to the base (initially not foreseen) and crowned, as per tradition, by a reproduction of the Madonnina as highest roof of the Milanese city (it is, in fact, the second tallest building in Milan and Italy, after the Unicredit tower, but the latter reaches 231 m in height only thanks to its summit spire); and the Pwc tower by Daniel Libeskind (or Libeskind Tower), 175 m high and folded in on itself, so as to give those who live on the higher floors a feeling of suspension in the void.



Interaction with Guests:

The B-HOME team is happy to welcome you and support you throughout your stay, with the care and attention that only the best hosts in the city can provide.

We are highly rated Airbnb professionals, always available to make your experience truly unique and unforgettable.

Self check-in is available 24/7 via a convenient keypad entry system.