Casa La Perla is a classy residence in Cernusco sul Naviglio, ideal for a couple. Located on the elegant second floor of an elevator-accessible building, the bright living room welcomes you for relaxing moments. The modern kitchen is fully equipped. A comfortable staircase leads to the upper floor, where you'll find a spacious double bedroom with a desk for remote work and a sofa bed for twin beds. Two bathrooms, one with a shower and one with a bathtub, and two terraces complete the offering. THE SPACE The apartment is in a modern, very quiet condominium. La Perla is located in a quiet area of ​​Cernusco sul Naviglio, ideal for short or longer stays. Upon entering, you enter the open-plan living room with an island and a living area with a smart TV. On the furnished terrace, you can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee in the warmer months. The kitchen is fully equipped with an induction stovetop, microwave oven, refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, coffee maker, and everything included in the Case Ospitali Welcome Kit. On the first floor, there is a bathroom with a shower, and on the upper floor, a second bathroom with a comfortable bathtub. The furnishings are typically Italian, modern, and luxurious. The apartment is easily accessible by car, and parking is available in the nearby streets. The spaces in Casa La Perla have been optimized for a pleasant stay, offering everything you need, even for those staying for a longer period: a wardrobe, drying rack, iron, and ironing board. Free high-speed Wi-Fi complete the amenities. Casa La Perla is not suitable for children or pets.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DISTRICT: Cernusco is also known for the elegance of its historic buildings and villas. In addition to the aforementioned Villa Biancani Greppi, seat of the Town Hall and a place where the most important passages of Cernusco's long history can be rediscovered, Villa Alari Visconti, commissioned from the architect Giovanni Ruggeri by Giacinto Alari in the 18th century, deserves special note. A splendid villa di delizia in Rococo style, with an English-style system of avenues and gardens, it soon became famous in the Milanese area, so much so that it was rented 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 it has been municipal property since 2007. Also not to be forgotten is Villa Uboldo - home of the hospital - which with its lush English garden, now a public park, evokes a romantic atmosphere. Martesana canal cycle path (accessible to all types of bicycle) The Martesana cycle path is one of the routes that allow you to follow the history of the Lombardy canals, combining sport and tourism; it runs alongside the course of the Milanese Naviglio Piccolo, a navigable canal that connects Milan with the river Adda, and thus with Lake Como. It was built starting in 1475 at the behest of Francesco Sforza and completed in 1496: with his innovations in hydraulic engineering, Leonardo da Vinci also contributed to the design of the 'new' Naviglio. MOVE AROUND THE AREA: The flat can be easily reached by car and it is possible to park on the street and in small free car parks near the house. Otherwise it is possible to reach Casa La Perla on foot, bearing in mind that it is 20 minutes (1.6 km) from the underground station Cernusco sul Naviglio - MM2 Green Line.