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Private room
Private roomVia Carlo Alberto Pisani Dossi 8
€715
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About the operatorThis stay is managed by Habyt. Your booking request is securely handled through Leaze, while the Habyt provides support and will charge your monthly rent and deposit during your stay.
About the roomThe room is fully furnished with essential items for comfortable daily living, including internet access and necessary appliances.
14 Sqm
140x200Mattress
Private Balcony
Wardrobe
Desk And Chair
About the apartment
The apartment features a modern design with spacious rooms and a fully equipped kitchen. Utilities such as internet and additional services are included in the rent.
126 Sqm
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2
2nd Floor
Kitchen Utensils
Shared Bathroom
Wifi
Full Kitchen
Washing Machine
All rooms in this apartment
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Private room
Via Carlo Alberto Pisani Dossi 8
14 Sqm•5 rooms•2nd Floor
Unavailable
€685 / monthly
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Private room
Via Carlo Alberto Pisani Dossi 8
13 Sqm•5 rooms•2nd Floor
Unavailable
€705 / monthly
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Private room
Via Carlo Alberto Pisani Dossi 8
13 Sqm•5 rooms•2nd Floor
Unavailable
€685 / monthly
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Marketing picture of unit IT-14-016-001-02H
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Private room
Via Carlo Alberto Pisani Dossi 8
14 Sqm•5 rooms•2nd Floor
Unavailable
€705 / monthly
About the neighborhoodOpen in Google Maps
Today, with the reconstruction of the former industrial space, Lambrate is going through a re-birth, with its distinct cultural identity. The Lambrate neighborhood is well connected by public transport via bus, tram, M2 metro line, and a regional railway. The symbol of this area of Milan is undoubtedly the East Market: a particular vintage market where you can always find some memorable vintage treasures.In this location, you’ll have everything you need, including the ease and convenience of your Habyt home! Please note that additional charges apply:-Duty stamp: €32 (one-time charge)-Tax obligations: 1% of your annual rent-Closing contract costs: €67 (one-time charge at the end of the contract)
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Things to know
All you need to do is pack your clothes and move into your new home! Your apartment and room are fully furnished for you to live comfortably in it from day one. Common-use items such as iron, vacuum cleaner, clothes rack, and washing machine* are included. The kitchen is fully equipped with cooking utensils, a fridge, and a stove**. *Some local providers offer buildings with a shared laundry room and others a washing machine inside the flat. Some providers also offer apartments that include a dishwasher in the kitchen.
The monthly rent payment includes all bills, internet costs, a fully furnished flat, maintenance, the operator's support team.
Once your stay is confirmed and you're approaching the move-in days, you'll receive all the information including the address to pick-up your keys.
With Leaze you can count on a hassle free booking process. After sending your application, the local operator's team will reach out to you providing all the support needed. You will then be able to sign all contracts and set your payment method fully online through your personal Leaze profile.
Whether it's the Anmeldung in Germany, the Basisregistratie Personen in the Netherlands, the Registrazione Contratto all'Agenzia delle Entrate in Italy, or El Padron in Spain, the local operator's support team will ensure you have the necessary documents and tips for smooth registration processes. Please note that the issuance of these documents may be subject to the length of your stay; contact the local team for specific requirements.
Unfortunately, due to safety reasons, the operator does not allow pets.

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Cost overview
Monthly RentFurniture surcharge, operating costs, heating and electricity
€715.00Charged monthly from your move-in date
Deposit
€1,430.00Refundable security deposit​
Duty stamp
€32.00Cost of contract signature
Annual rent tax (1%)
€85.80Tax calculated from annual rent
Closing costs
€67.00Tax for contract closure
Milan, the vibrant fashion capital of Italy

With a rich cultural heritage and several iconic landmarks such as the Duomo di Milano, Milan is home to impressive museums and art galleries. The city is also known for its fashion and design scene, trendy neighborhoods and buzzing nightlife. Choose your ideal accommodation and get ready to enjoy Milan’s unique charm!

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I am a student looking for rooms in Milan. What type of documents do I need?

As a student moving to Milan you may need several documents including proof of identity, proof of enrollment, and proof of income or financial support at hand. You may also need to provide an employment contract and visa or residence permit, if applicable.

What are some fun things to do in Milan?

There is no shortage of exciting things to do in Italy's fashion and design capital. Visit the breathtaking Duomo, Milan's iconic cathedral, explore the iconic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and sample authentic Milanese cuisine at local trattorias. If you’re a fan of contemporary art, book some time to visit Fondazione Prada, a cultural institution housed in a former distillery.

What is public transport like in Milan?

Public transportation in Milan is extensive, efficient, and well-developed, providing residents with easy access to the city and its surrounding areas. The main modes of transportation include the Metro, trams, buses, and suburban trains. Milan also offers a bike-sharing scheme called BikeMi, which allows users to rent bicycles for short trips around the city.

Is Milan expensive to live in?

Milan is known as the most expensive city in Italy, and one of the most expensive cities in Europe when it comes to renting. If you’re moving to Milan, make sure to search for more affordable housing options with all-inclusive rents!

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