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title: "Regus Maciachini Centre"
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# Regus Maciachini Centre

North of the old walls, beyond the railway cuttings that mark the edge of the historic city, Milan changes tempo. Around Maciachini the streets are working Milan rather than postcard Milan: courtyards, workshops turned into studios and small restaurants run by the same family for decades. Regus Maciachini Centre sits in the middle of this, on Via Benigno Crespi, inside a business park built for companies that need space more than a postcode.

The operator describes a sleek glass-fronted building among other offices, where neighbouring companies come from finance, medicine, entertainment and publishing. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows open views across the city, and there is a seated terrace for a call or a lunch in fine weather. The centre also lists a lounge area, bookable meeting rooms, parking, snacks, CCTV and step-free access, which is a rarer combination in Milan than it should be.

The Maciachini stop on the yellow M3 line serves the park, and the same line runs south through Milano Centrale to the Duomo without a change, so the historic centre is a single metro ride away. By road the northern ring and the motorways are close, and the on-site parking helps there. Further north-west, the Dergano and Bovisa quarters, with the Politecnico campus and a mix of old factories and new studios, give the area a younger side that is easy to overlook.

The surrounding streets carry the usual Milanese mix of trattorias, bakeries and bars that fill between noon and two o'clock. The area is not a nightlife destination, so most people head towards Isola or the centre in the evening, which is exactly what the metro is for.

The closest sibling in the group is Spaces Farini, less than a kilometre to the south-east in the former railway yard that is being redeveloped around Via Farini. Comparing the two is instructive: Maciachini offers the quiet of a self-contained business park with its own parking, while Farini is built around shared coworking floors. A team deciding between a private door and a community can see both in one afternoon.

The address suits companies that want a professional base and parking without paying for the centre: healthcare, publishing, media and professional-services teams that already work in this part of Milan, regional sales offices that need road access, and foreign firms starting small. A firm that must host clients near the Duomo, or that wants a young coworking crowd, should look at a Signature centre or at Spaces in Porta Nuova.

What comes with the desk is easy to list. Regus Maciachini Centre offers CCTV, a lounge area, step-free access for wheelchair users, bookable meeting rooms, a terrace, parking and snacks, and the group's everyday services apply: reception, Wi-Fi, a printer and scanner, a kitchenette with purified water, air conditioning and heating, lockers and ergonomic seating. As a Regus centre it follows the group's mainstream model: a ready-to-use office, a contract measured in months and no fit-out to organise. Companies that later need a second city can often take the same kind of space elsewhere in the group. Day passes and meeting rooms let a visiting colleague use the building without a contract. Contracts for the private offices are typically agreed by the month, which suits teams that are still testing how much space they really need. That flexibility is the main reason small teams choose a serviced floor over a conventional lease.

If the location fits, the next step is simple: request the current options for a private office, with your start date and headcount. Terms and rates are set by the operator for each room, and CoworkingView cannot confirm that a space is free; seeing it in person settles the rest. Compare how each centre handles reception, post and visitors, since that is what clients see first. Ask what is included in the monthly figure and what is billed separately, such as meeting-room hours or printing. Many companies find that comparing the same questions across three centres makes the shortlist almost write itself.

- **Location:** Milan
- **Address:** Via Benigno Crespi 19, 20159 Milan
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Terrace, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Maciachini Centre (Private Office): €365/month

## Nearby transport

- Via Imbonati - Via Monte San Genesio (bus, 3 min walk)
- Valassina (tram, 3 min walk)
- Maciachini M3 (tram, 5 min walk)
- Nizza (tram, 5 min walk)
- Maciachini (subway, 5 min walk)

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