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title: "Regus Via Visconti Modrone 15"
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# Regus Via Visconti Modrone 15

The street takes its name from the Visconti family of Modrone, a branch of Milan's medieval and Renaissance ruling dynasty whose descendants include the film director Luchino Visconti. It runs just outside the historic core, east of the Duomo, through a district of apartment buildings, offices and courts where lawyers, notaries and professional firms have long gathered. The operator calls it one of Italy's most influential business districts.

The centre at number 15 is described as a productive environment of high-quality furnishings and natural colours, with a sun-kissed terrace that works for informal meetings. The centre lists bookable meeting rooms, a lounge area, snacks, step-free access for wheelchair users and parking, and the combination of terrace and parking is notable this close to San Babila.

San Babila, where the red M1 and blue M4 lines meet, is the nearest hub, and Duomo on the M1 and M3 is a short ride or a walk through the pedestrian streets. Tram and bus routes cross the district, and the operator stresses easy access by road, rail and metro. The area is inside the congestion-charge zone, so arrivals by car need planning, although the centre's parking is a clear advantage.

The operator suggests a coffee at a nearby cafe or a meal and a walk to historic sights such as the Duomo. In practice the surrounding streets mix traditional bars, bakeries and trattorias with the bigger names of the Quadrilatero a little further north, so the lunch choice runs from a quick sandwich to a long business meal. Staff who prefer to walk will find that most of central Milan's lunch options are within a few streets.

The address suits law and accountancy firms, advisers, financial intermediaries, brand and fashion-industry teams and foreign companies who want a San Babila postcode without the rents of the showpiece buildings. It also works for professionals who receive clients often, since the terrace and the lounge give meetings a more relaxed setting than a meeting room alone.

Teams that need an open coworking floor with events should look at Spaces Corso Europa 15, which is only a short distance away, and those after a prestige tier can compare the Signature centres near the cathedral.

Here is what the building adds to the room itself: a lounge area, step-free access for wheelchair users, bookable meeting rooms, parking and snacks. Around it run the group's usual services, namely reception, Wi-Fi, a printer and scanner, a kitchenette, climate control, office supplies, lockers and ergonomic chairs. 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. The mix is typical for the group, and it is what makes a first month in a new city manageable. A serviced office removes the quiet costs of a first Italian base: no furniture to buy, no utilities to open and no cleaning contract to negotiate. Most tenants are up and running within days of signing, which a conventional Italian lease rarely allows.

A fair way to decide is to request the current offer, book a visit and check how the building handles arrivals, quiet and light. The rate for a private office depends on room size and contract length, and no room is guaranteed available until the operator confirms it. Ask for the lease length, deposit and notice terms in writing before you decide. Ask also about notice periods, because they matter more than the headline rate if the team might grow. Bring the questions that matter most to your team, from meeting-room access to guest registration at the front desk.

- **Location:** Milan — Centro Storico (Milan)
- **Address:** Via Uberto Visconti di Modrone 15, 20122 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

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Via Visconti Modrone 15 (Private Office): €615/month

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