
Quiet one-bedroom with balcony · M1 Precotto
Balcony with city views, desk and gigabit fibre, near Bicocca.
Updated: 2026-10-26 · Vito Semeraro

Renting in Milan is expensive, and the market moves fast. If you are a student or a young professional, the key is to look beyond the most famous neighbourhoods and focus on what matters every day: the metro, the total monthly cost and a clear contract.
The cheapest well-connected areas are along the metro lines outside the historic centre. North-east Milan on the M1 red line (Precotto, Turro, Gorla) is a good example: quiet residential streets, 24-hour supermarkets, the Naviglio Martesana for running and cycling, and the Duomo about 20 minutes away.
From Precotto and Turro:
| University | Travel time |
|---|---|
| Milano-Bicocca | about 15 minutes |
| Politecnico (Città Studi) | about 15–20 minutes (M1 + M2) |
| Università Statale | about 20–25 minutes |
| Bocconi | about 35 minutes |
Furnished whole apartments with a desk, gigabit fibre, full kitchen, washing machine and air conditioning. No three-month deposit and one monthly price with all bills.

Balcony with city views, desk and gigabit fibre, near Bicocca.

Seventh floor, balcony and rooftop views, 2 minutes from the metro.

Two connected flats for families and groups up to 8, 350 m from the M1.
Work, study, a trade fair or a family trip: send your dates and number of guests and I'll tell you which apartment fits and the total price, with no surprises.

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