Cerano8 Design Apartment - Fashion District

An elegant apartment that has recently undergone a complete renovation, where contemporary design, comfort, and functionality come together to offer an exclusive stay in the heart of Milan.
Located at Via Cerano 8, between Via Savona, Via Tortona, and the Navigli, the apartment is situated in one of the city’s liveliest and most sought-after neighborhoods—an international hub for fashion, design, contemporary art, and creative events.
The brand-new interiors, with meticulous attention to detail, have been designed to offer a stay characterized by quality, comfort, and independence, whether you’re visiting Milan for pleasure or on business.
The apartment welcomes guests into a pleasant living area that combines the living room and dining room—an ideal space to relax after a day in the city, spend time with friends, or work in a comfortable setting.
The fully equipped and highly functional kitchen allows you to manage your stay with complete independence, from breakfast at home to a shared dinner.
The sleeping area includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a particularly convenient arrangement for families, couples, friends, and colleagues who wish to share accommodations while maintaining their privacy.
The master bedroom features a private en suite bathroom and access to a pleasant little terrace, a small outdoor space where you can enjoy a moment of tranquility. The second bedroom is furnished with twin beds and shares the second bathroom, which is fully equipped and functional.
A convenient private laundry room, equipped with a washer and dryer, adds an extra level of comfort, especially for those staying for several days.
The apartment is equipped with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and all the essential amenities needed for a pleasant and independent stay.
Each space is designed to combine aesthetics and practicality, offering the comfort of a contemporary home in one of Europe’s most dynamic cities.
Cerano8 is located in the heart of the creative district of Via Savona and Via Tortona, one of the most representative areas of contemporary Milan. Here, repurposed industrial architecture, showrooms, galleries, creative studios, exhibition spaces, and fashion-focused venues coexist with restaurants, bars, and concept stores.
The neighborhood takes center stage during Milan Design Week and Fuorisalone and is an ideal destination for designers, professionals, and enthusiasts of architecture, fashion, and art, as well as for those who wish to discover the city’s authentic and international side.
Nearby are major cultural landmarks, including the MUDEC—Museum of Cultures—and Armani/Silos, as well as numerous spaces dedicated to exhibitions and contemporary creativity.
The Navigli and the Darsena—iconic symbols of Milanese life—are also just a short distance away, perfect for strolling along the canals, discovering quaint restaurants and bars, and enjoying an aperitif while soaking up the city’s atmosphere.
The location also allows for easy access to the historic center and some of Milan’s main attractions, including the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, and the Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore.
The area is well-connected by public transportation, with nearby subway lines—including the green M2 and blue M4 lines—as well as several tram lines, such as trams 68 and 74, and other surface transit options.
This allows for easy travel between the design district, the city center, commercial areas, and major cultural and professional destinations.
Milan Linate Airport is about 10 km away by car, but it is easily accessible via the blue M4 line.