Newly built apartment with terrace

Monza, 7 Via Oreste Pennati - The apartment is located in a strategic, peaceful residential area; distances on foot are:

·         100 metres from basic amenities: supermarket, newsstand and bar/tobacconist

·         700 metres from the “Grazie Vecchie” entrance to Monza Park

·         Railway stations: 950 metres from Monza Sobborghi station; 1.9 km from Monza Central Station

·         1.3 km from Monza Cathedral, in the heart of the historic centre (15–18 minutes on foot to Piazza Duomo)

On www.treehouse.it, you can check the distance from Via O. Pennati 7, Monza, to or from any point of interest in Monza or outside the city.

Monza—the capital of the Province of Monza and Brianza—is an important economic and cultural area that has gradually become one of the wealthiest areas of Lombardy.

It is located 15 kilometres north of Milan, close to Bergamo, Como and Lecco; the Swiss border can be reached in less than 30 minutes.

Monza is a preferred location for Italian and foreign entrepreneurs purchasing their first home, offering beautiful green spaces, services and excellent infrastructure. It is situated near the main roads and has a fast railway connection with Milan (approximately 10 minutes by train). Monza offers educational institutions, transport links, universities, one of the world’s most advanced hospital complexes, international schools—including a renowned International School—entertainment venues, recreational activities, monuments and museums.

Two historical and tourist highlights: the fourteenth-century Cathedral, home to the precious Iron Crown, commissioned for the coronations of Charlemagne and Napoleon and subsequently 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 back to the thirteenth century; the magnificent Villa Reale designed by Piermarini, recently restored to its former splendour; and the National Racetrack, set within the green surroundings of Monza Park, the largest walled park.