Three-room apartment in the skyscrapers of Piazza Piemonte

Zone 7 of Milan : Localisation et environnement de ce bien immobilier

Piazza Piemonte and the streets radiating from it owe their geometric regularity to one of the most significant territorial development projects. At the end of the 19th century, this urban plan shaped the area of the city exactly as we see it today. The square's image is especially characterized by the Art Nouveau architecture of the National Theater, designed by Mario Borgato, and the twin buildings that the same architect called 'the skyscrapers' in 1923. In recent years, the square and its theater have been the focus of numerous redevelopment efforts, including the creation of a large underground garage and a notable enhancement of urban furnishings with modern art pieces and fountains. The area is rich in schools of all levels, as well as services for children, bookstores, libraries, sports complexes, essential shops, and both public and private services. The excellent transport links include the Wagner and Pagano metro stations, which can be reached on foot in less than ten minutes, and bus lines 61, 67, and 19, which provide access to the city center.