The apartment is located in the city’s most sought-after district: San Biagio, an area exceptionally well served by shops of every kind, businesses and schools, with both historic and modern residential buildings. We are on Via Carlo Cattaneo, a short, secluded street, near Viale Cesare Battisti—the avenue leading to the Royal Villa—and the first section of Via Manara. From here, passing San Biagio Church—designed by Caccia Dominioni—you reach the city’s pedestrianised historic centre. The home is ideally located for walking to both the historic centre and its beautiful Piazza del Duomo, as well as the Royal Villa and its park. It is also convenient for reaching the main motorway routes by car (Viale Lombardia, with the expressway to Lecco, and Viale Fulvio Testi towards Milan, as well as the Cinisello interchange for ring roads and motorways).
In the near future, the apartment will be ideally located for walking to the “Villa Reale” station of the Monza Metro, currently under construction.
At last, we people from Monza have been waiting for it all our lives!
Capital of Brianza, Monza is an important economic and cultural geographical area and one of Lombardy’s wealthiest districts: 15 kilometres north of Milan, close to Bergamo, Como and Lecco, and less than 30 minutes from the Swiss border. Attractions include the fourteenth-century Cathedral, home to the precious Iron Crown, used from the Early Middle Ages until the nineteenth century for the coronation of the kings of Italy; the nearby Arengario, Monza’s former Town Hall dating from the thirteenth century; the magnificent Royal Villa by Piermarini, recently restored to its former splendour; and the National Racetrack, set within the green surroundings of Monza Park, the largest walled park.