The 60-square-meter residence, inaugurated in March 2025, is located at Via Lamarmora 36, on the fourth and top floor of a historic building in the heart of Milan. The property, situated on the top floor with elevator access and a shared garden, consists of a living room with kitchen and sofa bed, a large double bedroom, hallway, and bathroom. Completely renovated and opened with great attention to detail and design, it overlooks Via Lamarmora and can accommodate up to four guests. The apartment is independent and comfortable, extremely bright and quiet, redesigned with care and furnished with antique parquet floors. I wanted to create a space that offers all the comforts of a modern home while preserving the charm of a period residence. The apartment also includes Wi-Fi, two 4K flat-screen TVs, a kitchen with refrigerator, washing machine, dishwasher, and a coffee machine with pods. The property is a 10-minute walk from Piazza del Duomo and 5 minutes on foot from the Courthouse, Ospedale Maggiore, and Clinica Mangiagalli. Just outside the building, you'll find tram line 16, while 100 meters away is the M3 (Yellow Line) “Crocetta” metro stop, and 150 meters away is the M4 (Blue Line) “Santa Sofia” stop, which connects directly to Linate Airport. At 100 meters, tram line 9 offers a direct 10-minute ride to Bocconi University. The area is the perfect starting point to explore Milan without a car, as it’s located in a historic neighborhood full of cafés, restaurants, traditional venues, two theaters within 200 meters, and what is considered the most beautiful cinema in Milan: the "Colosseo" movie theater.

Hi, I'm Clara, and together with my husband Marco, we decided to transform the apartment where our children were born into a welcoming space for those coming to Milan for work or leisure. We’re people who deeply love our city, and we wanted to bring to Milan the same spirit of hospitality we first experienced in Southern Italy, on the Amalfi Coast and in the Cilento region. I'm originally from Campania. Meeting people from different places, with different stories and cultures, is something we truly value—it enriches us. We completed the renovation of the apartment in March 2025, pouring into it the same care and passion as when we used to live here ourselves. We love the idea that guests can feel at home, and we enjoy welcoming them in person, getting to know them, and offering personalized tips on what to see and do in the city based on their interests. Milan is full of events, experiences, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. That’s why we find it so rewarding to share what we know—and what we love most—about this vibrant and ever-changing city.

The Lamarmora/Commenda neighborhood is one of Milan’s most historic and residential areas. Its most iconic landmark is the Arco di Porta Romana, one of the ancient gates to the city dating back to the time of Leonardo da Vinci. It’s a culturally rich area, featuring elegant Liberty-style gardens like Giardini della Guastalla and the Rotonda della Besana, the former “Lazzaretto” made famous by Alessandro Manzoni, now transformed into a garden and interactive museum for children—ideal places for a walk or a moment of relaxation. This is also one of Milan’s most desirable areas for its wide variety of trendy aperitivo spots, all easily reachable on foot. The neighborhood’s restaurants are among the most appreciated and beautifully designed in the city, and right below the residence is one of Milan’s few Michelin-starred Asian restaurants. Culture is another strong point: within 200 meters you’ll find two historic theaters—Teatro Carcano and Teatro Franco Parenti—and very close by, the Colosseo cinema, recently renovated in 2024, with five state-of-the-art screening rooms. It’s considered one of the most beautiful and comfortable cinemas in Milan.