A home is more than just four walls and a roof. It's the place where you can decompress and recharge your batteries, but also where you invite friends and play. This apartment has been my home for 12 years. In 2015 I had it entirely renovated and I commissioned a local artist to decorate walls and doors. I love it and I hope you will love it too. it's a really comfortable place. Your cozy little place. I won't add anything else: if the pictures don't talk by themselves, I will let your reviews do the rest. I'm available personally and on the phone. Don't hesitate to call me if you need help for any reason. An explanation of the customary Dos and Donts and any information about Milan or the surroundings will be given at the keys exchange. Enjoy your stay. Please Note: As of October 2023 I am setting the minimum stay time to three days in order to better accommodate the cleaning cycles and not leave disappointed customers.

I'm a former IT Analyst, now hungry for books and movies. I have spent 25+ years of my life in a bank and I lost too much time and health pursuing wrong goals. Now I'm still employed, but with a new paradigm: enjoy my spare time, more friends and less pressure. I'm in love with Kandinsky and Mondrian but you'll find some Klee too here and there in my apartment. You can usually find me in the garden reading a book... I'm an avid reader and I found new wisdom in Maya Angelou's books. I'm also a junior creative writer and a really (and I mean *really*) bad painter. Should you decide to become my guest, you will enjoy absolute privacy here, if that's what you're looking for. But you are also welcome to share your story while holding a cold beer or a cup of tea... It's your choice: I love to hear and write about my guests.

My humble abode is in Milan despite what Booking claims, which shows it in a town called "Baggio" aggregated to Milan with Royal Decree no. 1912 released on September 2nd, 1923 (yes, more than 100 years ago) but the all-knowing managers of Booking rejected any correction because they know better. A wheat field is north of the house, and a garden is right outside the south facing gate (btw everything is viewable using a Map app of your choice). The closest metro station is "Bisceglie" on the red line. From Bisceglie just hop on the bus nr. 63 and you'll be on my doormat in 15 minutes.