Just a few minutes' walk from the metro station, in the centre of town, is Casa Andrea, a typical Italian flat, converted from an old courtyard courtyard in the Lombard villages of the early 1900s, Corte del Cumet. It has a cosy double bedroom and a windowed bathroom with all sanitary facilities, a large living room and a well-equipped kitchen, in a quiet, well-serviced central area. It is a comfortable accommodation, perfect for three: entering the courtyard, time seems to go back centuries. The space The apartment is in a typical Lombard "courtyard house," a type of single-story dwelling built around a farmyard or courtyard, forming the town's central core. Casa Andrea is the ideal, comfortable base for those seeking an authentic stay away from the city, yet perfectly connected to Milan by subway. The two-room apartment features all the comforts of home, in the typical architectural style of northern Italian provincial homes. Upon entering, you'll find the living room with a relaxation area featuring a sofa, smart TV, open-plan kitchen, and dining area. For your comfort, you'll find an espresso machine, kettle, dishwasher, oven, microwave, and refrigerator. The master bedroom features a cozy bed and a spacious wardrobe. The bathroom has a window, a large modern shower, toilet, and bidet. There's a washing machine and a stone sink with a mirror. From Casa Andrea, you can explore the entire town on foot and visit its villas, churches, and palaces with gardens. Its location allows for easy access to all the shops in just a few minutes. Casa Andrea's spaces have been optimized for a pleasant stay, without sacrificing anything. There's even a walk-in closet for longer stays. Free high-speed Wi-Fi completes the offering.

DESCRIPTION OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD: Cernusco is also known for the elegance of its historic buildings and villas. In addition to the aforementioned Villa Biancani Greppi, home of the Town Hall and a place to rediscover the most important passages in Cernusco's long history, a special note deserves Villa Alari Visconti, commissioned from architect Giovanni Ruggeri by Giacinto Alari in the 18th century. A splendid villa di delizia in the Rococo style, with a system of avenues and gardens in the English style, it soon became famous in the Milanese area, so much so that it was requested for rent by Archduke Ferdinand of Habsburg, son of Empress Maria Theresa. It was his summer residence in the company of his consort Maria Beatrice d'Este. The last family to own it was the Visconti Saliceto family, while since 2007 it has been municipal property. Also not to be forgotten is Villa Uboldo - home of the hospital - which with its lush English garden, now a public park, evokes an evocative romantic atmosphere. GETTING AROUND THE AREA: A short walk from Casa Andrea is the subway green line that in less than half an hour takes you to Milan and touches all the railway stations: Lambrate, Stazione Centrale, Garibaldi, Cadorna, Porta Genova, Romolo.