Sleek and distinctive, this flat’s bold use of black and geometric prints makes for a stylish spot in the heart of the lively Magenta district. You’ll be just five minutes from Santa Maria delle Grazie, the church housing Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, while a visit to the historic Castello Sforzesco is just a fourteen-minute walk away. The home cleverly uses its compact space, with a long galley kitchen and dining spot smartly positioned by the large bright windows. The bed rests behind a custom-built bookshelf, complete with a lovely desk for getting last-minute work done before heading off to explore. At the end of the day, you won’t have to travel far from the sitting area to flop onto the bed. Turn on the reading light and make some progress in your holiday novel before calling it a night. Then sleep easy, with an entire city waiting for you come the morning. Home truths: *Even though it's on the ground floor, there's a short flight of ten steps to reach the flat *The kitchen's stylish, but has no oven *The wi-fi connection can be weak at times *Garage alle Grazie is a few metres from the apartment and offers paid parking *This apartment is a studio – there's no wall between the bedroom area and the rest of the space *A baby crib can be provided for those travelling with younger guests